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A Source Book of Mediæval History

Note 195 — Chapter IX · THE AGE OF CHARLEMAGNE

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In the Middle Ages it was assumed that churchmen were educated; few other men had any claim to learning. Charlemagne here says that it is bad indeed when men who have been put in ecclesiastical positions because of their supposed education fall into errors which ought to be expected only from ordinary people.

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