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Note 358 — Chapter IV · COLLEGIATE AND SOCIAL LIFE AT THE UNIVERSITY

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This feat was celebrated by verses inscribed: Mutantque Quadrata Rotundit. A square cap (called both ‘scholastic’ and ‘ecclesiastical’) was recognised as the proper head-gear for Cambridge fellows graduates and foundation-scholars in the later xvi. c. Pensioners were to wear a round cap.

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