Cambridge by his father and grandfather; not only obtaining for it the status of a studium generale but maintaining a group of scholars there at his own [Sidenote: A.
Why so uncommercial a district became the site of one of the greatest fairs in Europe, and why a studium generale became established there, are problems both of which we cannot resolve.
Nevertheless some influences were at work in the xii century which determined the transformation of Cambridge into a studium generale, a university.
Rashdall goes so far as to say that 'an allusion to a bidellus is in general (though not invariably) a sufficiently trustworthy indication that a School is really a University or Studium Generale'.
At the outset, no restriction upon the establishment anywhere of a "studium generale" existed, but by the latter half of the thirteenth century this unrestricted liberty came to an end.
Two main theories have been advanced to account for the rise of a "studium generale" at Oxford.
In and after the thirteenth century, the place or school in which a university existed was almost always called a Studium Generale, i.
The privilege is more important in officially marking the rank of a school as a Studium Generale, i.
In the Studium Generale instruction was given by several Masters, in one or more of the Faculties of Arts, Law, Medicine, and Theology.
From this time the notion gradually gained ground that the jus ubique docendi was of the essence of a Studium Generale, and that no school which did not possess it could obtain it without a Bull from Emperor or Pope.
Thus it became usual for a school which claimed the status of a Studium Generale to possess the authority of Pope or Emperor or King.
In what we should describe as the early days of European universities, there came into use a phrase sometimes written as Studium Universale or Studium Commune, but more usually Studium Generale.
It is a Studium Generale by that time without a doubt.
Before 1167 there is, as we have shown, no evidence of the existence of a studium generale there, but there are indications enough that in the next few years students began to come, clerks from all parts of England.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "studium generale" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
