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QVAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN VESPERIIS SEXTO Die Iulii. Anno Dom. 1639.
Quaeſtiones IASPARI FISCHER Inceptoris è Coll. Mag.

An Ratio Naturalis contradicat veritati Theologicae? Neg. Theologia viatorum ſit ſcientia practica? Aff. Sanctitas vitae ſit ex Notis Eccleſiae? Aff.

Quaeſtiones SAM. BERNARD Inceptoris è Coll. Mag.

An Magiſtratus civilis competat Eccleſiaſticis? Aff. Conjugium repugnet ſacris Ordinibus? Neg. Perſolum Chriſtum ſit quaerenda ſalus? Aff.

Quaeſtiones THO. BUCKNER Inceptoris è Coll. Mag.

An Abſ que interventu Chriſti ſatisfactionis Deus condonet peccata reſipiſcentibus? Neg. Scriptura ipſa à noſtris Theologis verè & aptè Iudex fidei vocetur? Aff. Verbo Dei concedatur principi ſumma omnium ſuorum ſubditorum Gubernatio in Eccleſiae Cauſis? Aff.

Quaeſt. IOHANNIS OLIVER Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Pontifex Romanus ſit caput Eccleſiae univerſalis? Neg. Romana fides ſit Regula fidei Catholicae? Neg. Ritus externi ſint ſub poteſtate Eccleſiae? Aff.

Quaeſt. THO. WYKES Incept. è Coll. D. Ioan. Bap.

An Cultus Religioſus ſoli Deo debeatur? Aff. Dominium temporale fundetur in Gratiâ? Neg. Rex in Regno ſuo ſit ſolo Deo minor? Aff.

Quaeſt. AARONIS WILSON Incept. è Coll. Reg.

An Merè Ceremonialia ſint in Scripturis revelata? Neg. In diverſis Eccleſiis diverſae poſſint eſſe Ceremoniae? Aff. Eccleſia Anglicana rectè obliget ad Ceremonias? Aff.

Quaeſt. IOSEPHI HENSHAWE Incept. ex Aulâ Mag.

An Obedientia debeatur Eccleſiae in rebus mediis? Aff. Iuramentum ad rem illicitam ſit obligatorium? Neg. Commixtio peccatorum in Eccleſiâ aliquâ, ſit juſta cauſa ſeparandi? Neg.

Quaeſt. HOPTONI SIDENHAM Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Omnia contineantur in Scripturis quae ſunt neceſſaria ad Salutem? Aff. Sola Scriptura ſit Norma in Controverſiis fidei dirimendis? Aff. Haeretici quâ Haeretici ſint morte mulctandi? Neg.

Quaeſt. THO. TEMPLE Incept. è Coll. Linc.

An Scripturae aſſignent aliam Salutis rationem praeter fidem? Neg. Vera fides poſſit ſeparari à bonis operibus? Neg. Dentur Fundamentalia in ſe neceſſariò credenda? Aff.

Quaeſt. HEN. HAMMON Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Conditio novi foederis ſit ad ſalutem indiſpenſabilitèr praeſtanda? Aff. Tranſubſtantiatio ſit poſſibilis? Neg. Deceat Euchariſtiam publicè celebrari ſine offertorio? Neg.

Quaeſt. BRUNI RYVES Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Dominium & ſervitus ſub Evangelio ſint licita? Aff. Lex Civilis obliget in Conſcientia? Aff. Impius excidat Dominio? Neg.

Quaeſt. NICHOLAI GIBBON Incept. ex Aulâ St Edmundi.

An Iuſtitia originalis fuit Adamo naturalis? Aff. Lapſus Adami introduxit peccatum originale? Aff. Detur perfectio in hâc vitâ? Neg.

Quaeſt. GUALT. CLARKE Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Scriptura Sit optimus Interpres Scripturae? Aff. Laicis ſit Legenda? Aff. Teſtetur dari Purgatorium? Neg.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCVTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS,
Quaest. THO. LLOYD Incept. è Coll. D. Joan. Bap.

An Res publici Iuris poſſint alienari? Neg. Semel Aedes ſacra facta locus ſacer maneat etiam diruto Aedificio? Aff. Res pignorata debeat eſſe in Bonis Debitoris obligationis tempore? Aff.

Quaeſt. HARBERTI PELHAM Incept. è Coll. Mag.

An Mandans fieri delictum puniatur eâdem paenâ quâ delinquens? Aff. Teſtis non Iuratus falſum deponens teneatur paenâ falſi? Aff. Teſtis pecuniâ corruptus etiamſi verum dixerit ſit puniendus? Aff.

Quaeſt. IOH. NICHOLSON Incept. è Coll. Magd.

An Reus Actori teneatur edere inſtrumenta? Neg. Creditor poſſit cogi ad partem debiti accipiendam? Neg. Matrimonium ſine conſenſu parentum contractum valeat? Neg.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCVTIEND AE IN VESPERIIS.
Quaest. IOH. EDWARDS Incept. è Coll. Div. Joan.

An Caena debeat eſſe liberalior quam Prandium? Aff. Varietas Ciborum conducat ad ſanitatem? Neg. Panis Azymus ſit inſalubrior fermentato? Aff.

Quaeſt. THO. CLAYTON Incept. è Coll. Pemb.

An Venae ſanguificent? Aff. Mentis morbo laborans poſſit eſſe corpore ſanus? Neg. Medicamenta ſint cum Alimentis exhibenda? Neg.

Quaeſt. IOAN. AUBREY Incept. è Coll. Magd.

An Similitudo natorum faciat praeſumere filiationem? Neg. Deplorati ſolis prognoſticis ſint relinquendi? Neg. Praecipuum incubi ſubjectum ſit cerebrum? Aff.

QVAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCVTIEND AE IN VESPERIIS.

An Anima quae in ſomno deprimitur in extaſi elevetur? Aff. Notitiae communes quae ex inſtinctu naturali proveniunt à ſeipſis fidem vendicent? Aff. Orbes inferiores circūagantur motu diurno ad impulſum primi mobilis? Aff.

Respondente Incept. FRAN. POWEL. A. M. ex Aede Ch.

QVAESTIONES IN S. THEOLOGIA DISCVTIEND AE IN COMIITIS. 8o. Die Iulij, Anno Dom. 1639.

An Eccleſia Romana ſit infallibilis? Neg. Eccleſia Anglicana cenſenda ſit Schiſmatis rea? Neg. Ad Civilem Magiſtratum pertineat Indictio Conciliorum? Aff.

Reſpondente HEN. HAMMON è Coll. Mag.

QVAESTIONES IN IVRE CIVILI DISCVTIEND AE IN COMITIIS.

An Liceat Bellum inferre in Infideles eo quod Infideles? Neg. Legatus ſit puniendus à principe non ſuo? Neg. Pater ſit quem nuptiae demonſtrant? Aff.

Reſpondente HEN. COVENTRY è Coll. Omnium Anim.

QVAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCVTIEND AE IN COMITIIS.

An In principio morborum liceat uti minorativo? Neg. Diſſectio Cadaveris humani ſit inhumana? Neg. In morbis perperacutis victus exactè tenuiſſimus conveniat? Aff.

Reſpondente TOBIA GARBRAND ex Aulâ Nov. Hoſp.

QVAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCVTIEND AE IN COMITIIS.

An Vehementioribus affectibus obnoxii ſint homines quam Bruta? Aff. Aexsquivocatio ſit peſſimum mentiendi Artificium? Aff. Corpus ſit Animi ſpeculum? Aff.

Reſpondente GUIL. MORGAN A. M. ex Aulâ Alban.