- Trivĭum
Trivĭum (lat.), 1) Dreiweg; 2) ehemals in den Schulen der vorbereitende Cursus, bestehend im Unterricht in der Grammatik, Rhetorik u. Dialektik; vgl. Quadrivium 2).
Pierer's Lexicon. 1857–1865.
Trivĭum
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