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Didascalicon, Book III: the art of study (discipline and method)
Hugh of St Victor · Didascalicon de studio legendi
Translated from the Latin into English by machine.
Section 16 of 20
Chapter XVI. On the four remaining precepts
The four that follow are so arranged in alternation that one always looks to discipline, the other to exercise.
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