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Note 355 — Chapter IV · COLLEGIATE AND SOCIAL LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY

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The object of most of the rules regarding scholars’ dress seems to have been to enforce sumptuary restrictions, and impose something clerical and sober in appearance—decenter et honeste are the words used in the statutes of King’s Hall. The same is true of similar regulations in Italian universities.

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