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- freshmen", "junior
sophister" or "senior
sophister",
according to the year they have
reached in the
typical four year
degree course.
Sophister is
another term...
- execution,
Edmund Burke lamented that "the age of
chivalry is gone. That of
sophisters, economists, and
calculators has succeeded, and the
glory of
Europe is...
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Richard Rufus (Latin:
Ricardus Rufus, lit. "Richard the Red"; d. c. AD 1260) was a
Cornish Franciscan scholastic philosopher and theologian.
Richard Rufus...
- second-years,
Senior Freshmen; third-years,
Junior Sophisters; and fourth-years,
Senior Sophisters.
After a 2017
proposal by the SU
Equality Committee...
- Cambridge, his
tutors included: John Chekyng,
Fellow of
Pembroke Hall,
sophister,
chosen 1519,
reader of divinity, 1534.
Henry Lockwood,
Master of Christ's...
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continual reparation, in
taking out the old Planks, and
putting in new, the
sophisters of
Athens were wont to dispute) were,
after all the
Planks were changed...
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whether Honours or P**** had to p**** till 1959 if they were to rise to
Sophister standing. The
ordinary undergraduate course in Arts
itself (along with...
- second-year
college or high
school student (Trinity
College Dublin has
sophister in this sense); (adj.) the
second in a
series (as in, an athlete's "sophomore...
- (France, 12th century)
Robert M.
Solovay (US, born 1938)
Richard the
Sophister (fl. late 13th century)
Peter of
Spain (13th century) Mr.
Spock (Vulcan...
