Readings in the History of Education - Mediaeval Universities by Arthur O. Norton
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All of the topics treated in this collection of readings are discussed
by Rashdall and Compayré. Page references may be found by use of the indexes appended to their books. =Introduction=. On the historical point of view see J.H. ROBINSON, _Readings in European History_, Vol. I, Chap. I; on the place and use of documents, and other questions relating to the study of history, LANGLOIS and SEIGNOBOS, _Introduction to the Study of History_. =Abelard=. MCCABE, JOSEPH. _Abelard_. A scholarly study, in brilliant style. Chaps. I-IV deal with Abelard as a teacher. The best biography in English. =John of Salisbury=. POOLE, R.L. _Illustrations of the History of Mediaeval Thought_, passim. National Dictionary of Biography, Art. _John of Salisbury_. =University Studies=. ABELSON, PAUL. _The Seven Liberal Arts_. The best study in English. Contains much information regarding university text-books in these subjects. LOOMIS, LOUISE R. _Mediaeval Hellenism_. Valuable information concerning the history and the translations of the works of Aristotle, Galen, Hippocrates, and other Greek writers. ZELLER, E. _Aristotle and the Earlier Peripatetics_. The standard treatise on the works of Aristotle, and their history. The student is earnestly advised to spend a few hours in examining such copies of the mediaeval text-books as he may find in his college |
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