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| It was out of the monastery and the monastery schools that the medieval university was eventually formed. Well-known lecturer Arthur Bostwick described the educational program as being like a medieval university in which "the brightest minds of the profession" were summoned by Daniels "for a season's service. 40) For Capranica, the College's library was not "public" in the same sense as the above-mentioned libraries, which is unsurprising, given that his was intended primarily to serve the needs of the thirty-one students of the planned College (sixteen in theology, fifteen in canon law and arts); in this sense, his library project was in line with other "college" libraries, whose specific, targeted nature was well-established in the medieval university tradition. |
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