[A] The History of Harvard University, by Josiah Quincy, LL. D., Vol. I.
pp. 42, 43. All the facts relating to the history of the College are
taken from this work.
[B] The Office and Work of Universities, by John Henry Newman.
[C] St. Augustine records his connection, when a student at Carthage,
with the "Eversores" (Destructives), an association which flourished at
that university.
[D] Raumer's "History of German Universities." Translated by Frederic B.
Perkins.
[E] "C'est ainsi que peu a peu ils [that is, "les lettres"] parvinrent a
sapper les fondements du pouvoir feodal et a elever l'etendard royal la
ou flottait la banniere du baron."--_Histoire de l'Universite_, par M.
Eugene Dubarle, Vol. I. p. 135.