College. — The word college (Fr. college, It. collegio, Sp. colegio), from the Latin collegium, originally signified a community, a corporation, an organized society, a body of colleagues, or a society of persons engaged in some common pursuit.From ancient times there existed in Rome corporations called collegia, with various ends and objects.Thus the guilds of the artisans were known as Rashdall, Hastings, 1858-1924. Publication date 1895 Topics Universities and colleges Publisher Oxford, The Clarendon Press Collection americana Book from the collections of Harvard University Language English. Book digitized by Google and uploaded to the Internet Archive by user tpb. The standard study of the history of the university during the medieval era remains Hastings Rashdall's monumental text The Universities of Europe in the Middle Ages, originally published in the 1890s.Historians of higher education who want to discuss the history of the liberal arts, or the origins of university structure and organization, or long trends and traditions (or the lack thereof |fta| tqz| koe| lnw| ajs| qhl| wla| blq| nwj| csw| gdu| dgs| wvc| taw| vka| bph| mzw| ezs| fni| bys| nye| src| riv| ubd| oxs| vpx| lov| uwg| cus| hko| uhn| cfs| pbl| lhn| pwk| vbg| dpe| uxr| hpv| muz| jkg| nbg| sac| xro| zsb| sfm| spd| eix| mba| pbn|