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A history of the University of Oxford

Note 13 — Chapter VI · THE UNIVERSITY IN THE FIFTEENTH CENTURY.

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This seems the most probable interpretation of a somewhat obscure passage in the statute, which speaks of octo annorum terminos, and afterwards of tres terminos or duo terminos anni, as if terminus signified a period, and not an academical Term. It would be almost impossible to attend all the lectures here required for thirty reading days in each Term.

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