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		<description><![CDATA[In the High Middle Ages clear lines of demarcation were generally drawn between science and rhetoric. Science represented the summit of intellectual achieve- ment. Different from the science of our day, with its accent on ex- periment and measurement, medieval science aimed at a loftier ideal: universal truths that are necessary and cannot be otherwise. [...]]]></description>
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