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As the [[Church]] was an important part of [[medieval]] life and supported learning, many scholars made the attempt to ensure that their studies blended with the doctrine of the day. |
As the [[Church]] was an important part of [[medieval]] life and supported learning, many scholars made the attempt to ensure that their studies blended with the doctrine of the day. |
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==Scholar ([[Western Martial Arts]])== |
==Scholar ([[western martial arts|Western Martial Arts]])== |
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A '''scholar''' is an individual who has progressed beyond the basics in their study of [[western |
A '''scholar''' is an individual who has progressed beyond the basics in their study of [[western martial arts|Western Swordsmanship]]. |
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[[category:sciences]][[category:occupation (medieval)]] [[category:western martial arts]] |
[[category:sciences]][[category:occupation (medieval)]] [[category:western martial arts]] |
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Revision as of 18:29, 1 May 2007
A scholar is someone who has been schooled in some discipline. This discipline is typically academic although it is not necessarily so.
As the Church was an important part of medieval life and supported learning, many scholars made the attempt to ensure that their studies blended with the doctrine of the day.
Scholar (Western Martial Arts)
A scholar is an individual who has progressed beyond the basics in their study of Western Swordsmanship.
