Chapter XI: The Schools of Bec.--A.d. 1000 to 1135
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Close of the dark ages. Change observable in the scholastic
system. First appearance of lay professors, who teach for gain.
Character of the new teachers. Berengarius, a pupil of Fulbert of
Chartres. Errors and character of Berengarius. The foundation of
Bec. Vocation of Lanfranc. He opposes Berengarius. St. Anselm,
as scholasticus of Bec. Their influence on learning in England.
Anecdotes of English monasteries at this time. Encouragement of
learning by Henry Beauclerk. Athelhard of Bath. Odericus Vitalis. 300
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