Quæstiones in sacra theologia discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis, undecimo die Julii, An. Dom. 1657

Quæstiones in sacra theologia discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis, undecimo die Julii, An. Dom. 1657

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QVAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN VESPERIIS Undecimo Die Julii. An. Dom. 1657.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCVTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCVTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCƲTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN S. THEOLOGIA DISCƲTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS Decimo tertio die Julii Anno Dom. 1657.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

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QVAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN VESPERIIS Undecimo Die Julii. An. Dom. 1657.

An Ministri Anglicani habeant validam Ordinationem? Aff.

An Sit penes hominem electum impedire quò minus tandem convertatur? Neg.

An Peccatores prius justificentur quam habeant fidem? Neg.

Resp. HEN. HICKMAN è Coll. Mag.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCVTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

Questiones Incept. GUIL: OFFLEY è Coll. Ʋnivers.

An Aliud pro alio invito Creditore solvi possit? Neg.

An Quod certo loco debetur alibi invito creditore solvi ossit? Neg.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCVTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

Quaestiones Incept. ELISHAE COYSH è Coll. Pemb.

An Respiratio fiat propter sanguinis▪ depurationem? Aff.

An Proxima causa doloris sit solutio continui? Aff.

An Dentur morbi occulti▪ Aff.

Quaestiones Incept. PETRI FIOT è Coll. Exon.

An Pueris ante decimum quartum aetatis annum venam secareliceat? Aff.

An Medicamenta purgantia Dysentericis conveniant? Aff

An Quò vergit Natura, humor peccans semper educendus sit? Neg.

Quaestiones Incept. EDVARDI STUBBE è Coll. Pemb.

An Elementa sint Alimenta? Neg.

An Faculras Sanguifica fundetur in corde? Aff.

An Circulatio sanguinis fiat per pulmones? Aff.

Quaestiones Incept. GUIL. QUATREMAINE è Coll. Pemb.

An Sanguis nutriat? Neg.

An Succus alibilis per nervos distribuatur? Neg.

An Lympha per proprios canales reflua sit portio succi alibilis a nutritione residua? Aff.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCƲTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

An Caelum agat in inferiora? Aff.

An Plus valeant ad Scientiam acquirendam aures quam oculi? Aff.

An Vanum sit ex insomniis praesagium? Aff.

Resp ROBERTO SOUTH ex Aede Cb.

QUAESTIONES IN S. THEOLOGIA DISCƲTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS
Decimo tertio die Julii Anno Dom. 1657.

An Detur vitiositas naturalis unicui (que) homini congenita? Aff.

An Usus consequentiarum in sensu Scripturae eruend▪ approbari debeat? Aff.

An Caena Dominica ex institutione divinâ sit medium conversionis? Neg.

Resp. FRANCIS. HOWELL è Coll. Exon.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Qui ex uxore natus est mariti filius sit habendus? Aff.

An Quae sunt ferae naturae in alieno fundo capta, fiant capientis? Aff.

An Delicti ad Delictum detur compensatio? Aff.

Resp. EDVARD: MASTER LL. B [...]. è Coll. Nov.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Placita Dogmaticorum Sectae Empiricae superaddita plus damni quàm utilitatis attulerint Medicinae? Aff.

An Ob nuper inventa Anatomica Methodus medendi immutanda sit? Neg.

An Dentur quatuor humores massae sanguineae constitutivi? Neg.

Resp. GUIL. QUARTREMAINE è Coll. Pemb.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCƲTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Dominium & servitus sint à naturâ? Aff.

An Aetas quaelibet ut literatissima sit etiam bellicosissima? Aff.

An Animae humanae insit quiddam irrationale? Aff.

Resp. JOHAN. CROKE è Col Om. An.

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OXONIAE Excudebat A. LICHFIELD Academiae Typographus. Ann. Dom 1657.

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Quæstiones in sacra theologia discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis, undecimo die Julii, An. Dom. 1657

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