Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis decimo [duodecimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1675

Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis decimo [duodecimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1675

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QUAESTIONES IN S. THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN ƲESPERIIS, Decimo die Mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1675.

QUAESTIONES In JƲRE CIƲILI. DISCUTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCƲTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

QUAESTIONES in S. THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS Duodecimo die Julii Anno Dom. 1675.

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 S. THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN ƲESPERIIS, Decimo die Mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1675.

Quaestiones Inceptoris JOHANNIS NICHOLAS è Coll. Novo.

An Miracula sint necessaria adultae Ecclesiae Criteria. Neg.

An Liceat Christianis juramento astringi. Aff.

An Effectus Sacramentorum dependeat a qualitate ministrantis. Neg▪

Quaestiones Inceptoris LANCELOTI ADISON è Coll. Regin.

An S. Scriptura sit perfecta. Aff.

An S. Scriptura in linguas vernaculas transferri debeat. Aff.

An Ex solo Ecclesiae testimonio pendeat Scripturae authoritas. Neg.

QUAESTIONES In JƲRE CIƲILI. DISCUTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

Quaestiones Inceptoris STEPHANI BRICE è Coll. Magd.

An Legatum in alterius voluntatem collatum valeat. Neg.

An Is Pater sit quem nuptiae demonstrant. Aff.

An Reus, qui dicit se solvisse, de intentione actoris confiteatur, & Actore nihil probante, condemnandus sit. Neg.

Quaestiones Inceptoris CAROLI [...]HEDGES è Coll. Magd.

An Gesta per eum qui per errorem magistratu functus est, rata sint habenda. Aff.

An Judex in poenis arbitratiis possit imponere poenam mortis. Neg.

An Conductor domus de incendio teneatur. Neg.

Quaestiones Inceptoris ROƲLANDI TOƲNSHEND è Coll. Om. An.

An Testamentum jūxta Statuta aut mores alicujus loci factum etiam vim habeat extra illum locum, ubi major requiritur ordinationis solennitas. Aff.

An Fratrum filii quando soli sunt in capita succedant. Aff.

An Solius Principis sit leges interpretari. Aff.

Quaestiones Inceptoris ROGERI STANLEY è Coll. Novo.

An Quae jure contrahuntur, contrario jure pereant. Aff.

An Privatorum conventione juri publico derogetur. Neg.

An Actor sequatur forum Rei. Aff.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCƲTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

Quaestiones Inceptoris SAM. IZACKE è Coll. Exon.

An Sanguis sanguificet. Aff.

An Detur febris sine cordis affectu. Neg.

An Musculus sit motûs voluntarii Organum. Aff.

Quaestiones Inceptoris CHRISTOPHORI DOMINICK è Coll. Wadham.

An Processus mamillares sint Organum Olfactus. Aff.

An Sal sit causa saporis. Aff.

An Dentur morbi totius substantiae. Aff.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN ƲESPERIIS.

An Detur Divinatio exportentis. Neg.

An Poena sit ex merito. Aff.

An Scepsis sit scientifica. Neg.

Resp. JONATH. TRELAUNY Incept. ex Aede Christi.

QUAESTIONES in S. THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN COMITIIS Duodecimo die Julii Anno Dom. 1675.

An Constet ex SS. Scripturâ Christum pro peccatis hominum verè satisfecisse. Aff.

An Doctrina de vera satisfactione Christi rectae rationi repugnet. Neg.

An Doctrina, quae veram Christi satisfactionem impugnat, sit haeretica. Aff.

Resp. GEORGIO HICKS S. T. B. è Coll. Lincoln.

QUAESTIONES IN JURE CIVILI DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Licitum sit subditis cum Reipublicae hostibus mercaturam exercere. Neg.

An Possit Judex, ut reus delictum fateatur, impunitatem ei promittere, & posteà confessum damnare & punire. Neg.

An Quae Captivi paciscuntur, in libertate positi praestare teneantur. Aff.

Resp. CAROLO MORLEY è Coll. Om. An.

QUAESTIONES IN MEDICINA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Fermentatio Succi Pancreatici cum Bile sit causa febrium intermittentium. Neg.

An Sanguis fermento cordis accendatur. Neg.

An Sedes animae sit in Cerebro. Aff.

Resp. JOH. RADCLIFFE Med. Bac. è Coll. Lincoln.

QUAESTIONES IN PHILOSOPHIA DISCUTIENDAE IN COMITIIS.

An Detur lex naturae. Aff.

An Sedes affectuum sit in corde. Aff.

An Status naturae sit status belli. Neg.

Resp. JONATH. KIMBERLEY A. M. è Coll. Pembr.

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OXONII, Ex Officina LEONARDI LICHFIELD, Acad. Typog. Anno Dom▪ 1675.

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Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis decimo [duodecimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1675

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