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the exclusion of women from medieval universities affected their lives
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In medieval alchemy, yes, they are the same thing.
Someone who practices the medieval art of Alchemy. Alchemy was the pursuit of finding a way to turn metals into gold. Also to find an elixir of longevity.
Alchemy, generally, derives from the old French alkemie, from the Arabic al-kimia, the art of transformation. Alchemy was the attempt to turn common materials metals into precious metals or gems.
The standard method of teaching in medieval universities was through lectures given by professors, who would read from textbooks and comment on the material. Students would take notes and participate in discussions, but there was minimal interaction or debate. The focus was on rote learning and memorization of classical texts.
Alchemy was a past medieval phenomenon based on making potions for certain reasons. So alchemy does exist to a certain extent now in modern society.
No, Charlemagne was a king and emperor. Medieval universities were nearly always named for the cities in which they stood.
Alchemy in the Middle Ages was a mixture of science, philosophy and mysticism. Far from operating within the modern definition of a scientific discipline, medieval alchemists approached their craft with a holistic attitude; they believed that purity of mind, body and spirit was necessary to pursue the alchemical quest successfully. - Capitalist posterity has popularized the notion of alchemy as having been the attempt by medieval dopes to transmute base metals such as lead and copper into silver and gold. But the original esoteric study of alchemy involved the idea of spiritual transformation and examined the interrelationships between the natural and supernatural worlds.
Now a day, people study chemistry instead and you can find teachers in most universities.
subjects studied in universities in medieval Europe were philosophy, science, mathematics, architecture and art.
They had their own homes. They also had medieval universities. They taught just like the teachers today. Then they went home.