Before revision: Overview Etymology Trivialism, as a term, is derived from the Latin word trivialis, meaning commonplace, in turn derived from ``trivium`` , the three introductory educational topics (grammar, logic, and rhetoric) expected to be learned by all freemen.
After revision: Overview Etymology Trivialism, as a term, is derived from the Latin word trivialis, meaning commonplace, in turn derived from the trivium , the three introductory educational topics (grammar, logic, and rhetoric) expected to be learned by all freemen.