Readings in the History of Education - Mediaeval Universities by Arthur O. Norton
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(_l_) The ears of those who misunderstand the words of the Master should be cut off: as XXIV. quaest. I. si Petrus.[H] (_m_) That is, in accordance with the moral[I] meaning, from trope, i.e. a turning[J] or application, when we apply our words to the shaping of character. XLIII. distinct. sit rector. Additio. They did the opposite and he writes of penitence, distinct. I. super tribus. Archi. (_a_) He argues contrariwise in dist. XXXI. omnino. (_b_) Strena,--the first gift which is given at the beginning of the Calendar[K]. It is given for a good omen. XXV. quaest. ulti. non observetis. It is called Strena as if from sine threna, i.e. without lamentation. (_c_) Sportula (a gift) which is given for fables of Saturn, or for celebrating the festival of Saturn, or for games of Saturn,--for good luck. ...he trained not his sons (_d_) in every form of improving discipline, he fell prostrate and died. (Also from the replies of Pope Urban to Charles, Chapt. 48). |
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