Heloise argued that since the pagan Socrates had no wife and that Jesus never married it would be best for her and Abelard to remain unwed.

Abelard, in agreement with St. Augustine, taught that God begat Himself.

Abelard ended up writing a treatise on the Trinity.

Abelard’s troubles began when he began to question some of Master William’s statements.

Abelard wrote that women are the weaker sex and so their needs arouse stronger sympathy.

Abelard was challenged by his fellow students to write a commentary on a very obscure passage from the prophet Ezechiel (Ezekiel).

Abelard’s father was a soldier and a reader of books.

At one point, Abelard and Heloise did more kissing than teaching, and his hands were on her breasts more often than books.

Which two figures were envious of Abelard and grew in their bitterness toward him?

Which of the following was NOT one of the arguments offered by Heloise against marriage to Abelard?