In the Middle Ages
A) signs were inseparable from causes
B) there were no coincidences.
C) every sign had meaning
D) there was an emphasis on formal or final causes, not efficient or material causes
E) knowledge was gained through demonstration
F) a, b, c, d
G) none of the above

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In the Middle Ages, signs were believed to be inseparable from their causes, there were no coincidences, every sign had meaning, and there was an emphasis on formal or final causes rather than efficient or material causes. Additionally, knowledge was gained through demonstration rather than empirical observation.