Peter Abelard’s moral reputation was tainted because he
a) pursued a love affair with his student Héloïse.
b) prosecuted Bernard of Clairvaux for heresy.
c) advocated for the admission of women to the university.
d) rejected dialectical reasoning and promoted belief by faith alone.
Answer: a
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traveled the breadth of Europe and was exposed to a wealth of musical traditions that as an adult he synthesized into a new, international style. As a result, he is widely regarded as the most universal composer in the history of Western music
a. Beethoven b. Mozart c. Salieri d. Haydn e. Schubert
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