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The '''trivium''' was a [[Medieval]] education taught in universities that embodied three disciplines or areas of study: [[grammar]] (in [[Latin]], the scholarly language of the times), [[logic]], and [[rhetoric]]. The trivium is analogous to today's undergraduate studies, because it was meant to prepare students for work in the [[quadrivium]]. Students who excelled at the trivium were often advanced immediately to the [[quintium]].
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The '''trivium''' was a [[Medieval]] education taught in universities that embodied three disciplines or areas of study: [[grammar]] (in [[Latin]], the scholarly language of the times), [[logic]], and [[rhetoric]]. The trivium is analogous to today's undergraduate studies, because it was meant to prepare students for work in the [[quadrivium]].  
    
''Trivium'' translates loosely to mean "three ways".
 
''Trivium'' translates loosely to mean "three ways".
    
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