Schools
established in association with the cathedrals of Europe for the education
of boys. |
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Choir
stall from a college church
in Eimbeck, Germany
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Some students in
these schools were prepared for secular callings and others were readied
for further training as clergy. The curricula of these schools followed
the classical trivium (grammar, logic, and rhetoric) and the quadrivium
(astronomy, geometry, arithmetic, and music). Other subjects were sometimes
added. The medieval universities grew in
part from the cathedral schools.
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