The Manuale Scholarium : An Original Account of Life in the Mediaeval University

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION CHAPTER I. How NEW STUDENTS SHOULD ADDRESS THEIR MASTERS, THAT THEY MAY BE ENTERED UPON THE REGISTER OF THE UNIVERSITY, AND INITIATED CHAPTER II. CONCERNING TWO YOUTHS, CALLED CAMILLUS AND BARTOLDUS, PLAGUING A BEANUS; PRETENDING THAT THEY DO NOT KNOW HE IS A BEANUS, BUT THAT HE IS AN OFFENSIVE SMELL CHAPTER III. HowTHE STUDENTS TALK ABOUT THE EXERCISES AND LECTURES CHAPTER IV. A DISCUSSION OF METHODS AND COURSES OF STUDY CHAPTER V. DEBATE ON THE FACULTIES OF POETRY AND LAW CHAPTER VI. THEIR USUAL DISCOURSE WHEN THEY GO WALKING CHAPTER VII. IN WHICH ONE QUESTIONS THE OTHER CONCERNING HIS JOURNEY CHAPTER VIII. HOW THEY TALK AT TABLE CHAPTER IX. CONCERNING QUARRELS AMONG THE STUDENTS CHAPTER Χ. HOW THEY TALK WITH ONE ANOTHER WHEN THEY INTEND TO PRESENT THEMSELVES FOR EXAMINATIONS CHAPTER XI. HOW THEY TALK ABOUT THE WOLF AND THE STATUTES, IN THE LODGINGS AND COLLEGES CHAPTER XII. VARIOUS CONVERSATIONS AMONG STUDENTS CHAPTER XIII. COMMONPLACES CHAPTER XIV. HOW THE STUDENTS TALK ABOUT WOMEN WHEN THEY AKE IN THE FLAME OF LOVE CHAPTER XV. TELLS OF WOMEN, AS BEFORE CHAPTER XVI. COMMONPLACES AMONG STUDENTS CHAPTER XVII. HOW ONE OUGHT TO REPLY WHEN QUESTIONED CONCERNING THE CUSTOMS OF THE UNIVERSITY CHAPTER XVIII. THE MANNER OF INVITING DISTINGUISHED PERSONS TO BREAKFAST OR TO COLLATIONS APPENDIX BIBLIOGRAPHY