The Caesious Wing
Half a century ago, the Institutes of Arts was much larger than it is now, and the faculties of Languages and Humanities were combined within the Institute. As more and more students poured into Viden and took up places, many institutes could not continue to use the spaces they had originally occupied. The Institute of Arts - which was seeing more minstrels and players coming through their doors to gain professional qualifications - could no longer share with the theoretical faculties in the Arts. Half a century ago, with the move to new premises, the Institute, too, was split up. The new Institute of Arts now comprised only of the faculties of performance arts and fine art subjects. The two left behind in the Caesious Wing became the new Institutes of Languages and Humanities.
The Wing itself is not separate from the main university, and is directly attached to the Prime Atheneum, although not all floors offer entrance into Idalos’ largest collection of books. The Wing has three floors. The ground and first floors are designated for the use of the Institute of Humanities. Over the two floors, all study of history, geography, religion and philosophy will take place.
The second floor, the smallest of the three, houses the Institute of Languages. It is the smallest of the Institutes in the Viden Academy, as it is not a popular option for people to pay to study a language (those who prefer to learn chose to visit a district of Idalos where the language is spoken). Despite this unfortunate fact, the Institute boasts arguably the most dedicated and knowledgeable team of academics in the world, and Yvithia is very proud of the linguists who work tirelessly to understand these languages.
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The Wing itself is not separate from the main university, and is directly attached to the Prime Atheneum, although not all floors offer entrance into Idalos’ largest collection of books. The Wing has three floors. The ground and first floors are designated for the use of the Institute of Humanities. Over the two floors, all study of history, geography, religion and philosophy will take place.
The second floor, the smallest of the three, houses the Institute of Languages. It is the smallest of the Institutes in the Viden Academy, as it is not a popular option for people to pay to study a language (those who prefer to learn chose to visit a district of Idalos where the language is spoken). Despite this unfortunate fact, the Institute boasts arguably the most dedicated and knowledgeable team of academics in the world, and Yvithia is very proud of the linguists who work tirelessly to understand these languages.
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