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Scholastica (/skəˈlæstɪkə/; c. 480 – 10
February 543) was an
Italian Christian hermit and the
sister of
Benedict of Nursia. She is
traditionally regarded...
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Scholastica is a
Catholic saint.
Scholastica may also
refer to:
Scholastica (company), a web-based
software platform for
managing academic journals Scholastica...
- St.
Scholastica Academy or St.
Scholastica's College may
refer to: St.
Scholastica Academy (Chicago, Illinois) St.
Scholastica Academy (Covington, Louisiana)...
- / 51.75194; -1.25722 The St
Scholastica Day riot took
place in Oxford, England, on 10
February 1355,
Saint Scholastica's Day. The
disturbance began when...
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Scholastica is a
private English medium school in Dhaka, Bangladesh,
offering pre-school to A
level courses. It was
founded in 1977 by
businesswoman and...
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College of St.
Scholastica (CSS) is a
private Benedictine college in Duluth, Minnesota,
United States. It was
founded in 1912 by a
group of pioneering...
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merger of St. Benedict's
College (founded 1858) for men and
Mount St.
Scholastica College (founded 1923) for women.
Benedictine is one of a
number of U...
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Mount St.
Scholastica are an education-focused
Benedictine religious community in Atchison, Kansas. The
monastery founded Mount St.
Scholastica College,...
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independent congregation in 1872. St.
Scholastica's Monastery in
Rogers Park,
Chicago is the Motherhouse. St.
Scholastica Academy was an
integral part of the...
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Historia scholastica (Latin pronunciation: [his'toria sko'lastika]) is a
Biblical paraphrase written in
Medieval Latin by
Petrus Comestor. Completed...
