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See also: medieval educational systems, the curriculum which included grammar, rhetoric and logic
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The See also: trivium and the quadrivium (arithmetic, See also: music, See also: geometry and astronomy) together made up what are known as the seven liberal arts (see See also: EDUCATION: See also: Schools)
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From the word in its See also: original sense is derived the adjective " trivial " (See also: post-Aug
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See also: Lat. trivialis), that which can be seen at the See also: cross-roads, i.e. unimportant, See also: commonplace
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In botany and zoology the " trivial " name is the adjectival name which follows the genus name in a binominal See also: system of nomenclature, as canna, perennis, in Rosa See also: canina, Bellis perennis
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