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"Much that was characteristic of medieval culture was profoundly rooted in the cultivation of the complexities, charms, and challenges of contradictions - of the 'yes and no,' as it was put by Peter Abelard, the infamous twelfth-century Parisian intellectual and Christian theologian."
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"Much that was characteristic of medieval culture was profoundly rooted in the cultivation of the complexities, charms, and challenges of contradictions - of the 'yes and no,' as it was put by Peter Abelard, the infamous twelfth-century Parisian intellectual and Christian theologian."
— Jun 04, 2016 02:23PM
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"Much that was characteristic of medieval culture was profoundly rooted in the cultivation of the complexities, charms, and challenges of contradictions - of the 'yes nd no,' as it was put by Peter Abelard, the infamous twelfth-century Parisian intellectual and Christian theologian."
— Jun 04, 2016 02:22PM
