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Believes posterity will do him more justice | 1 |
Instance from Matthew Paris | 3 |
Teaching of Gregory the Great | 6 |
State of learning among the clergy | 12 |
SCHOOL BOOKS OF THE DARK AGES | 21 |
General conclusion with respect to the culture of the Dark | 32 |
FOUNDATION OF PETERHOUSE A D 1284 | 36 |
Causes of this difference | 421 |
The phenomena of the age not of an inspiriting character | 428 |
A treatise by Petrarch at Michaelhouse | 434 |
Foundation of GODS HOUSE A D 1439 | 445 |
Fisher elected president of Queens College | 446 |
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John Fawne Richard Whitford and Richard Sampson | 472 |
The Greek fathers begin to be better known | 483 |
Berengar | 46 |
THE SENTENCES OF PETER LOMBARD | 60 |
Events of the year 1516 558 | 71 |
THE UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA | 72 |
Other universities founded in the thirteenth century | 80 |
Testimony of Grosseteste to the good effects of their activity | 85 |
Account of Giraldus Cambrensis | 87 |
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11 | 125 |
THE COLLEGES OF PARIS | 126 |
RISE OF THE ENGLISH UNIVERSITIES | 132 |
OUTLINE OF THE EARLY ORGANISATION OF THE ENGLISH UNI | 135 |
Poggio Bracciolini and the Fratres Observantiæ | 140 |
Authority of the chancellor | 142 |
His translation of Aristotles Ethics | 154 |
Foundation of Merton College A D 1264 | 160 |
DUNS SCOTUS | 169 |
Schools founded by Charlemagne | 187 |
THOMAS BRADWARDINE | 198 |
Alcuins distrust of pagan learning | 209 |
CAMBRIDGE PRIOR TO THE CLASSICAL | 213 |
HUGH BALSHAM | 224 |
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FOUNDATION OF PEMBROKE COLLEGE A D 1347 | 236 |
FOUNDATION OF CLARE HALL by Elizabeth de Burgh A D 1359 | 250 |
CAMBRIDGE PRIOR TO THE CLASSICAL | 258 |
The Great Councils | 275 |
Course of study pursued by the student of grammar | 280 |
REGINALD PECOCK | 290 |
Torpor of the universities after Pecocks time | 297 |
Goughs account of the alien priories | 304 |
FOUNDATION OF QUEENS COLLEGE A D 1448 | 312 |
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FOUNDATION OF ST CATHERINES HALL A D 1475 | 318 |
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FOUNDATION OF THE UNIVERSITY LIBRARY | 321 |
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Instruction in grammar to some extent preliminary to | 349 |
The father | 356 |
Concession made in 1431 | 357 |
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SPORTS AND PASTIMES | 373 |
The question which the schoolmen were called to decide | 379 |
Duke Humphreys bequests to Oxford | 399 |
BESSARION | 403 |
LEARNING IN GERMANY | 409 |
The study of ancient literature forbidden under a | 412 |
The Humanists and the religious orders | 416 |
His estimate of different fathers | 500 |
The last glimpse of Erasmus at Cambridge | 506 |
Bryan lectures in the schools from the new versions of Aristotle | 518 |
RICHARD CROKE | 538 |
Oxford a Cambridge colony | 539 |
Alcuins view becomes the traditional theory of the Church | 542 |
Hopes of the Humanists | 559 |
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GEORGE STAFFORD | 567 |
King Henry and Fisher write against Luther | 572 |
His second examination which is similarly interrupted | 578 |
Sir Thomas More elected high steward | 585 |
Reason of the dislike with which it was now regarded | 588 |
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The aid thus rendered to Oxford not superfluous | 602 |
Skeltons satire of the Cambridge Reformers | 608 |
THE ROYAL DIVORCE | 612 |
Position of Fisher | 622 |
Fisher is committed to prison | 628 |
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