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	The '''seven liberal arts''' ({{Latin\|''septem artes liberales''}}), which were distinguished from the practical arts, the so-called artes mechanicae, as the higher-ranking ones, comprised a systematically ordered canon of seven subjects of study. They were divided into the '''trivium''' (three-way) of the linguistically and logically-argumentatively oriented subjects, in which Latin was cultivated as the basic language of science, and the more advanced '''quadrivium''' (four-way) of the mathematically oriented subjects. Superficially, the seven subjects of study formed the foundation of the education befitting a 'free man' according to later Roman ideas. In the medieval teaching system, they served as preparation for the actual scientific subjects of theology, jurisprudence and medicine.		The '''seven liberal arts''' ({{Latin\|''septem artes liberales''}}), which were distinguished from the practical arts, the so-called artes mechanicae, as the higher-ranking ones, comprised a systematically ordered canon of seven subjects of study. They were divided into the '''trivium''' (three-way) of the linguistically and logically-argumentatively oriented subjects, in which Latin was cultivated as the basic language of science, and the more advanced '''quadrivium''' (four-way) of the mathematically oriented subjects. Superficially, the seven subjects of study formed the foundation of the education befitting a 'free man' according to later Roman ideas. In the medieval teaching system, they served as preparation for the actual scientific subjects of theology, jurisprudence and medicine.

	==Literature==		==Literature==

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[[File:Hortus Deliciarum, Die Philosophie mit den sieben freien Künsten.JPG|thumb|300px|''{{lang|la|Philosophia et septem artes liberales}}'', the seven liberal arts. From the {{lang|la|[[w:Hortus deliciarum|Hortus deliciarum]]}} of [[w:Herrad of Landsberg|Herrad of Landsberg]] (12th century)]]

The '''seven liberal arts''' ({{Latin|''septem artes liberales''}}), which were distinguished from the practical arts, the so-called artes mechanicae, as the higher-ranking ones, comprised a systematically ordered canon of seven subjects of study. They were divided into the '''trivium''' (three-way) of the linguistically and logically-argumentatively oriented subjects, in which Latin was cultivated as the basic language of science, and the more advanced '''quadrivium''' (four-way) of the mathematically oriented subjects. Superficially, the seven subjects of study formed the foundation of the education befitting a 'free man' according to later Roman ideas. In the medieval teaching system, they served as preparation for the actual scientific subjects of theology, jurisprudence and medicine.

==Literature==

* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Antworten der Geisteswissenschaft auf die großen Fragen des Daseins'', [[GA 60]] (1983) {{Lectures|60}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Das Johannes-Evangelium'', [[GA 103]] (1995), Zwölfter Vortrag, Hamburg, 31. Mai 1908 {{Lectures|103}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Perspektiven der Menschheitsentwickelung'', [[GA 204]] (1979) {{Lectures|204}}
* [[Rudolf Steiner]]: ''Wege zu einem neuen Baustil'', [[GA 286]] (1982), ISBN 3-7274-2860-0 {{Lectures|286}}

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