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Note 1 — VII. The Arts and Sciences

H. W. (Henry William) Auden translation

disputare = to discuss, considering the arguments pro and con, used of a number of people with different opinions. disserere de aliqua re = to discourse on a matter for the benefit of those present; but in both cases the substantive is disputatio.

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