seven liberal arts

seven liberal arts

seven liberal arts. The group of sciences which formed the staple of secular education in the earlier Middle Ages, consisting of the elementary trivium (grammar, rhetoric, and dialectic) and the more advanced quadrivium (music, arithmetic, geometry, and astronomy). Not until the student had completed his studies in the liberal arts was he held competent to proceed to theology.

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Seven Liberal Arts

Seven Liberal Arts, see Quadrivium and Trivium.

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liberal arts, seven

liberal arts, seven. See SEVEN LIBERAL ARTS.

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