University records and life in the Middle Ages (The Norton library)

By Lynn Thorndike. Reprint Of The 1971 Ed. Published By Octagon Books, New York, Which Was A Reprint Of The 1944 Ed. Published By Columbia University Press, New York, As No. 38 Of Records Of Civilization--sources And Studies. Includes Bibliographical References And Index. Table of Contents Introduction 1 Rivalry of Teachers 2 How Bernard Drilled the Boys in Grammar at Chartres 3 An Early Reference to a Medical School at Montpellier 4 The Education of John of Salisbury 5 The Youth Movement 6 Literature versus Logic 7 John of Salisbury at Paris, 1164 8 Papal Defense of Student Privileges, 1170–1172 9 Decree of the Third Lateran Council, 1179 10 Foundation of the Collège de Dix-huit, 1180 11 An Invective against the New Learning 12 A Call to Constantinople, 1205 13 Professors of Theology at Paris Limited to Eight, 1207 14 The Condemnation of 1210 15 Rules of the University of Paris, 1215 16 Dominican Studies, 1228 17 A House for Poor Scholars Reformed, 1228 18 Invitation to Toulouse, 1229 19 Papal Regulations for the University of Paris, by Gregory IX, April 13, 1231 20 The Books on Nature to Be Expurgated, 1231 21 An Official Version of the Decretals Issued 22 Buoncompagni da Signa on the New Rhetoric, 1235 23 Errors Condemned at Paris, 1241 24 Condemnation of the Talmud Renewed, 1244 25 Rules Concerning the Rental of Classrooms, Paris, 1245 26 Rules for Determinations in Arts, 1252 27 Against the Friars 28 Courses in Arts, Paris, 1255 29 Odofredus Announces His Law Lectures at Bologna 30 Papal Privilege to Salamanca, 1255 31 Study of Oriental Languages, 1256 32 Dominicans and Education, 1259 33 Office of University Bedell, Paris 34 Criticism of Universities by Humbert de Romans 35 Provision for Five Masters Who Know Flemish, 1266 36 Foundation and Regulation of the College of the Treasurer, 1268 and 1280 37 Criminal Clerks at Paris, 1269 38 Thirteen Errors Condemned by Stephen, Bishop of Paris, 1270 39 Various Rules of the Medical Faculty, Paris, 1270–1274 40 Medical Restrictions upon Jews, Surgeons and Pharmacists, Paris, 1271 41 Orthodoxy Enforced at Paris, 1272 42 Early Statutes of the Sorbonne 43 Paris Asks for the Bones and Unfinished Works of Aquinas, 1274 44 Regulation of Booksellers, Paris, 1275 45 Limitation on Private Teaching, Paris, 1276 46 Oaths of Those Incepting in Arts, about 1280 47 The University Defends an Injured Member, 1281 48 Assessment of Houses in Paris, 1282–1283 49 Prices of Books at Paris: Exemplar and Pecia, 1286 50 Masters to Keep a Record of Their Scholars, Paris, 1289 51 A Scholar Divorced, Paris, 1290 52 Sale of Parchment at Paris, 1291 53 Plaint of the University of Paris, 1292–1316 54 Flemish Students at Paris and Orléans Not to Be Molested during the War, 1297 55 Raymond Lull Urges the Study of Oriental Languges, 1298–1299 56 Arnald of Villanova Appeals from the Faculty of Theology of Paris, 1300 57 The Faculty of Theology and the Process of the Templars, 1308 58 A Student’s Colophon to His Report of a Course of Lectures, 1308 59 Pierre Dubois’ Scheme of Education, 1309 60 Statute of the Council of Vienne, 1312 61 Academic Dress Regulated, Toulouse, 1314 62 Letter from a Physician of Valencia to His Two Sons Studying at Toulouse, 1315 63 Whether a Master Teaching Theology Should Be Required to Know Canon Law? 64 Reception of the Clementines at the University of Toulouse, December 22, 1317 65 Special Duties of the Rectors at Bologna 66 Peciarii at Bologna 67 Dominican Legislation against Alchemy, 1323 68 Study of Grammar at Toulouse, 1328 69 Legislation of the French or Gallican Nation, Paris, 1328 70 Alvarus Pelagius on the Vices of Masters 71 Alvarus Pelagius on the Faults of Scholars 72 Fourteenth Century Calendar of the University of Paris 73 University Holidays 74 Hours of Classes 75 Academic Costume Regulated, Paris, 1339 76 Hazing of Freshmen Forbidden, Paris, 1340 77 Statutes of the Faculty of Canon Law, Paris, October 12, 1340 78 Occamist Erros Reproved 79 Attempt to Improve the Cluniac Scholars at Paris, April 25, 1344 80 Disputations in the Collége de Sorbonne, 1344 A.D. 81 Commendation of the Clerk: an Educational Treatise 82 Royal Ordinance against the Illicit Practice of Medicine at Paris, December, 1352 83 Method of Lecturing in the Liberal Arts Prescribed, Paris, December 10, 1355 84 Oaths and Statutes Customary in the Lower Schools of Grammar of the Town, City, University, Suburbs and Banlieue of Paris, c. 1357 85 Closing the Street of Straw at Night, May, 1358 86 Servites Studying at Paris, 1363 87 Statutes for All Faculties of the University of Paris 88 When Morning Lectures Are to Begin, Paris, May 18, 1367 89 Traveling Expenses for Students in Grammar, 1369 90 Foundation of Two Fourteen-Year Scholarships, 1371 91 A Church Used for Medical Lectures, 1380 92 Hours of Classes 93 Feasts of the Nations and the Three Kings, Orléans, 1382 93 Feasts of the Nations and the Three Kings, Orléans, 1382 94 Teaching Appointment Conditional on Receiving the Doctorate 95 Only Christians Admitted, Perpignan, c. 1389 96 The Transit of Learning to German Universities 97 Recantation of Blasius of Parma, 1396 98 Renting of Peciae, Montpellier, 1396 99 Students Forbidden to Catch the Burghers’ Pigeons 100 Statute against Oaths and Blasphemy, Heidelberg, 1398 101 Magic Arts Condemned, Paris, 1398 102 Salutati on Disputations 103 A Contest for the Best Lecture Halls 104 An Assistant Master for the Collége de Navarre, Paris, 1404 105 Student Fees at Bologna, 1405 106 Teachers of Grammar Excluded from Examinations in Medicine 107 Texts in Arts and Medicine, Bologna 108 Astrology at Bologna, 1405 109 Dissection at Bologna 110 Surgery at Bologna, 1405 111 Assignment of Points for Examination at Avignon 112 Absence from Disputation, Paris, 1409 113 An Unlicensed Woman Surgeon, 1411 114 Visits to Fencing Schools Forbidden, Heidelberg, 1415 115 Lease of Classrooms, Paris, 1415 116 Lectures and Repetitions in Canon Law, 1416 117 Postponement of Academic Exercises, Paris, 1418 118 Law Advertising at Bologna 119 Texts Required for A.B. Degree at Erfurt, 1420 120 Provision for Teaching Greek and Hebrew at Paris, 1421, 1424, 1430 121 Oaths Required of Apothecaries, Paris, 1422 122 Academic Itinerary, 1422–1427 123 Absences of Professors at Padua, 1424 124 Teaching of Grammar at Toulouse, April 21, 1426 125 Assignment of Points for Examination in Theology, Montpellier, 1429 126 Quodlibeta of 1429 and Before 127 Student Responsibility 128 Getting a Degree 129 Proposed Transfer of Professor and Students from Bologna to Ferrara, 1430 130 Dignity of a Dean Upheld, Paris, 1431 131 Vacation of the Medical Faculty, Pavia, 1433 132 Humanism at Pavia, 1434–1435 133 A Proposal for Reform Quashed, Paris, 1434 134 Position of Surgeons at Paris, 1436 135 University Libraries of the Fifteenth Century 136 Certain Regulations of the Faculty of Medicine, Caen, 1439 137 Foundation of the Fraternity of St. Sebastian, Avignon, 1441 138 A Student’s Record of His Academic Career, Pavia, 1441 139 A Contented Dean of Theology 140 Action at Paris against Special Privileges for Friars 141 Student Life at Old Heidelberg 142 Reasons for Re-establishing a University at Ferrara 143 Academic Exercises at Ferrara 144 Decree against Ignorant School Teachers, Ferrara, 1443 145 Student Amusements and Merrymakings at Ferrara, 1444 146 Hiring a Teacher of Grammar, 1444 147 Abuses at the University of Paris, 1444 148 Fernando of Cordova, Boy-wonder, Comes to Town, 1445 149 Condemnation of the Feast of Fools, Paris, March 12, 1445 150 Via antigua and Via moderna at Heidelberg 151 A Case of Violence and Academic Discipline, Montpellier, 1455 152 Disposition of Classrooms in the Law School, Avignon, 1461 153 An Examiner Changes His Vote, Ferrara, 1465 154 Magic Books Condemned, Paris, 1466 155 Decree as to Lectures and Discipline, Heidelberg, 1466 156 An Academic Banquet 157 Bible Study at Heidelberg, 1469 158 Defense of Nominalism 159 A Salary List, 1474 160 A Letter from Plague-Stricken Arezzo to a Law Student at Bologna 161 Latin to Be Used Rather than French, Orléans, 1484 162 Regulation of the Bejaunium or Freshman Payment, Valence 163 The Students of Ingolstadt to Conrad Celtes 164 Regulation of School Teachers, 1494 165 Lecture Course in Ethics 166 Inspection of University Buildings, Heidelberg, 1512 167 A Wood Fire for the Theological Students 168 Decree concerning Quodlibet Disputations, 1518 169 Education of Joachim Cureus at Wittenberg, Padua and Bologna, 1554–1558 170 Falloppia’s Lectures of 1557 171 Amenities of Classical Controversy in the Sixteenth Century 172 Scholastic Career of Wolfgang Meurer (1513–1585) 173 A Judgment against a Student Reversed 174 Student Life: Past and Present 175 Lectures in Astronomy, 1642–1644 176 Catalogue of Lectures and Exercises Which the Professors of the University of Hesse-Schaumburg Will Hold Next Semester from Michaelmas 1654 to Easter 1655 Appendix I. De commendatiobe cleri Appendix II. Foundation and Location of Colleges at Paris in the Later Middle Ages Index