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Plato as a Precursor of the Quadrivium? The Case Study of Logistikê

International Journal of Platonic Tradition
Abstract In the search for the origins of the quadrivium, several authoritative studies have identified Plato as its most prominent precursor. This paper investigates whether and to what extent this is the case by focusing on logistikê—a discipline concerned with number and calculation—and using it as a test case.
Laura Marongiu
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The Quadrivium and the Decline of Boethian Influence

2012
Boethius composed his quadrivial texts early in his life; they are his first known works, written between 500 and 506. Those that survive, the De arithmetica and the De musica , are primarily Latin versions of Greek texts by Nicomachus of Gerasa.
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De Quadrivium à Carrouge

Nouvelle Revue D'onomastique, 1988
Duchet-Suchaux Gaston. De Quadrivium à Carrouge. In: Nouvelle revue d'onomastique, n°11-12, 1988. pp. 116-120.
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The Cave and the Quadrivium

Principia: A Journal of Classical Education, 2022
While classical schools today typically exhibit a carefully considered approach to the linguistic arts of the trivium, the equally important mathematical arts of the quadrivium have received relatively little consideration. This being so, mathematics is often approached in ways that are not distinctly classical.
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Quadrivium in Varro’s Disciplines

2020
This article brings together the evidence concerning the subjects of the quadrivium in Varro’s Disciplines and provides a description of the book’s content, composition, and sources, while at the same time discussing the level of post-school mathematical education in Varro’s time.
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The Pagan Quadrivium

2016
The term ‘quadrivium’ is purely my own, and I am employing it as a designation for what I discern as fundamental human concerns – which for me renders them automatically ‘pagan’ interests as well. These concerns are what shape and motivate our activities, and implicitly they call forth standards of behavior that delineate what we might choose to do in ...
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