Quæstiones in sacra theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis undecimo [decimo tertio] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1663

Quæstiones in sacra theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis undecimo [decimo tertio] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1663

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QUAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN VESPERIIS Ʋndecimo Die Mensis Julii Anno Dom: 1663.

Questiones Incept. JOSEPHI MAYNARD Coll: Exon. Rectoris.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCUTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

Quaestiones Incept. JOHANNIS AYLMER è Coll: Nov.

Quaestiones Incept. EDV. MASTER è Coll. Nov.

Quaestiones Incept. THO. BOUCHIER è Coll. Om. An.

QUESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS Decimo tertio Die Mensis Julii An. Dom. 1663.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

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QUAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN VESPERIIS Ʋndecimo Die Mensis Julii Anno Dom: 1663.

Questiones Incept. JOSEPHI MAYNARD Coll: Exon. Rectoris.

An Ecclesia Anglicana ob dissidium a Romano-Pontificia, juste accusetur Schismatis? Neg.

An Anathemata in Potestates Supremas a Pontifice Romano lata, vana sint, & nulla? Aff.

An Leges humanae obligent Conscientiam? Aff.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCUTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

Quaestiones Incept. JOHANNIS AYLMER è Coll: Nov.

An Mandans delictum, & delinquens pari poenâ sint plectendi? Aff.

An Ex delicto commisso, cujus poenituit, quis teneatur? Aff.

An Ad evitandum damnum, alteri damnum inferre liceat? Neg.

Quaestiones Incept. EDV. MASTER è Coll. Nov.

An Qui occidendi animo aliquem vulneraverit, non autem interfecerit, Jure Civili poenâ Legis Corneliae de Sicariis teneatur? Aff.

An Pro defensione Rerum alium occidere liceat? Aff.

An Quilibet Populus possit sibi leges constituere? Neg.

Quaestiones Incept. THO. BOUCHIER è Coll. Om. An.

An Quod factum est a majori parte firmitatem habere debeat? Aff.

An Quod cum consilio alicujus agendum est, consilio ejus non adhibito, nullum sit? Aff.

An Testis tempore conditi Testamenti idoneus, adhibitus, posteà inhabilis effici possit? N [...]g.

QUESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN VESPERIIS.

An Mendacium aliquando sit licitum? Neg.

An Probabilitèr defendi possit Pythagoreorum Metempsuchosis? Aff.

An Terra sit Magnes? Aff.

Resp. FRAN: TURNER è Coll. Nov▪

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QUAESTIONES IN SACRA THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS Decimo tertio Die Mensis Julii An. Dom. 1663.

An Rex in Regno suo sit Solo Deo minor? Aff.

An Ecclesia Anglicana justè obliget ad Caeremonias? Aff.

An Clerici exercere possint jurisdictionem temporalem? Aff.

Resp. THOM. FRANCKLAND S. T. B. Coll. Aen: Nas. Soc.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Princeps sit Legibus solutus? Aff.

An Dominium [...]ine Possessione acquiri possit? Neg.

An Cum sectis in Religione ex Jure Civili Rom: dispensari possit? Neg.

Resp. RI: LLOYD Incept in Jure Civil. è Coll. Om. An.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Hepar sit Officina Sanguinis? Neg.

An Sanguis sit ultimum alimentum? Neg.

An Lac fiat ex sanguine? Neg.

Resp SHARINGTONO SHELDON è Coll. Oriel

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Aliquid sciatur? Aff.

An Scribendi pruritus sit scab [...]es Saeculi? Aff.

An Monstra faciant ad ornatum Universi? Aff.

Resp. STEPH: PHILIPPS A. M. Coll. Aen. Nas. Soc.

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OXONIAE, Typis LICHFIELDIANIS Academiae Typog. An. Dom. 1663.

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Quæstiones in sacra theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis undecimo [decimo tertio] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1663

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