QVAESTIONES, DEO PRO­PITIO, DISCVTIENDAE PVBLICE IN COMITIIS coram Serenissimo Rege, mense Au­gust. An. 1605.

Quaestiones in Theologiâ.

  • An Sancti & Angeli cognoscant cogitationes cordium? Neg.
  • An peste grassante teneantur Ecclesiarū pastores aegros inuisere? Neg.
  • Moderator Dr. Abbat Vicecancel.
  • Respondens Dr. Algionbye.
Opponent.
  • Dr. Gordon.
  • Dr. Hollande.
  • Dr. Tomson.
  • Dr. Fielde.
  • Dr. Riues.
  • Dr. Harding.
  • Dr. Ayrie.

Quaestiones in Medicinâ.

  • An mores nutricum à puerulis cum lacte imbibantur? Neg.
  • An creber suffitus Nicotianae excoticae sit sanis salutaru? Neg.
  • Moderator Dr. Warner.
  • Respondens Dr. Paddy, Eques auratus.
Opponent.
  • Dr. Aileworth.
  • Dr. Bust.
  • Dr. Guinne.
  • Dr. Gifford.
  • Dr. Ashworth.
  • Dr. Chennell.

Quaestiones in Iure Civili.

  • An index in iudicando teneatur sequi legitimas probationes in indii­cio deductas, contra veritatem sibi privatìm cognitam? Assir.
  • An Inductae vel foedera sint bonae fidei, vel stricti iuris? Sūt bonae fidei.
  • Moderator Dr. Gentilis.
  • Respondens Dr. Blincowe.
Opponent.
  • Dr. Weston.
  • Dr. Bird.
  • Dr. Martin.
  • Dr. Husey.
  • Dr. Budden.
  • Dr. Lloid.

Quaestiones in Morali Philosophiâ.

  • An tueri fines imperij sit maius quam amplificare? Affirm.
  • An iustum & iniustum constent lege tantum, non naturâ? Neg.
  • Moderator Mr. Fitzharbert Procurator lenior.
  • Respondens Mr. Ballowe.
Opponent.
  • Mr. Barkham.
  • Mr. Langton.
  • Mr. Kinge.
  • Mr. Winniffe.
  • Mr. Juckes.
  • Mr. Thorneton.

Quaestiones in Philosophiâ Naturali.

  • An operâ artis possit aurum conflari? Negat.
  • An imaginatio possit producere reales effectus? Affirm.
  • Moderator Mr. Porter.
  • Respondens Mr. Andrewes.
Opponent.
  • Mr. Lapworth.
  • Mr. Baskervile.
  • Mr. Clayton.
  • Mr. Mocket.
  • Mr. Pinke.
  • Mr. Boulton.
OXON, 1605.

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