V. THE CAROLINGIANS AND THE TENTH CENTURY 126 A. THE TRIVIUM IN THE GREATER MONASTERIES 127 B. _GRAMMATICA_ 130 1. _Poetica_ 130 2. Hymns 132 a. iambic 132 b. trochaic 134 c. other measures 136 3. Narrative Hexameters and Elegiacs 140 C. _DIALECTICA_ 141 D. _RHETORICA_ 142 E. THE POETIC OF GERMANIC EPIC 145 VI. RHETORIC AND LOGIC IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES 150 A. THE TRIVIUM AT CHARTRES, ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH CENTURIES 151 B. THE TRIVIUM IN HUGH OF ST. VICTOR 153 C. THE _METALOGICUS_ OF JOHN OF SALISBURY 156 D. THIRTEENTH-CENTURY SURVEYS 172 1. Alain de Lille, _Anticlaudianus_ 172 2. Vincent de Beauvais, _Speculum doctrinale_ 174 3. St. Bonaventure, _De reductione artium ad theologiam_ 176 4. Brunetto Latini, _Trésor_ 178 VII. LATIN POETIC IN THE TWELFTH AND THIRTEENTH CENTURIES 183 A. _DOCTRINALE_ AND _GRÆCISMUS_ 184 B. _POETRIA_ 185 1. Matthieu de Vendôme, _Ars versificatoria_ 185 2. Geoffroi de Vinsauf, _Poetria nova_ 187 3. Évrard, _Laborintus_ 189 4. Johannes de Garlandia, _Poetria_ 191 5. Common Traits 195 C. HYMNS 197 1. Progress of Rimed Accentual Verse 197 2. Variations in Trochaic Stanza 201 3. Symbolism 203 VIII. _DICTAMEN_ 206 A. THE RHETORIC OF _DICTAMEN_ 213 B. DIGEST OF _CANDELABRUM_ I-V 216 C. _CURSUS_ 223