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Were written examinations given several times a year in a medieval university?
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∙ 13y ago
Doing a little research on this, what I am finding is that examinations were not given regularly, but at a point in the education after either five or six years, possibly both, to determine the degree candidates ability to give lectures or to receive the degree.
The Catholic Encyclopedia describes the examinations at the University of Bologna. There is a link below.
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