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Meanings of scholaster in English
Head of an ecclesiastical school.
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Examples for "scholasticus"
Examples for "scholasticus"
1
He studied law at Alexandria, completed his training at Constantinople and practised as an advocate (scholasticus) in the courts.
2
ERATOSTHENES, called Scholasticus, is the author of five epigrams in the Palatine Anthology.
3
The Scholasticus, who took the place of the ancient Grammaticus, was not an investigator, but merely an interpreter.
4
In 713, Scholasticus was appointed and remained till 726.
5
I am like Scholasticus of the Greek Primer, who was ashamed to bring out so small a dead child before such grand people.
Usage of scholaster in English
1
There was in residence at Tiffauges a complete metropolitan clergy, deans, vicars, treasurers, canons, clerks, deacons, scholasters, and choir boys.