The "Didascalicon" is a medieval text written by the scholar Hugh of St. Victor around the 12th century. It serves as a guide to education and the liberal arts, outlining the importance of knowledge and learning in society. The work emphasizes the value of studying various subjects, including philosophy, mathematics, and theology, to cultivate a well-rounded intellect. In the "Didascalicon," Hugh of St. Victor also discusses the methods of teaching and the role of educators. He advocates for a structured approach to learning, encouraging students to engage deeply with their studies and to seek wisdom through both reading and contemplation.