Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis octavo [decimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1676

Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis octavo [decimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1676

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QUAESTIONES IN S. THEOLOGIA DISCUTIENDAE OXONII IN ƲESPERIIS. Octavo Die Mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1676.

Quaestiones in Jure Civili discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

Quaestiones in Medicina discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

Quaestiones in Philosophiâ discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

QUAESTIONES In S. THEOLOGIA Discutiendae Oxonii in Comitiis, Decimo die Julii, Anno Dom. 1676.

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. Octavo Die Mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1676.

Quaestiones Inceptoris EDVARDI REYNOLDS è Coll. Magd.

An Status Hominis integri fuerit immortalis. Aff.

An Detur meritum operum bonorum. Neg.

An Sacra Scriptura sit perfecta. Aff.

Quaestiones Inceptoris GUL. HAWKINS è Coll. Magd.

An Censurae Ecclesiasticae sint necessariae ad bonum Regimen Ecclesiae. Aff.

An Praedicatio Evangelii tollat obligationem Legis Moralis. Neg.

An Detur Thesaurus Ecclesiae ex Sanctorum meritis conflatus, quo quis possit animas è Purgatorio redimere. Neg.

Quaestiones Inceptoris GEORGII OWEN è Coll. Om. Animar.

An Pontifex Romanus possit errare. Aff.

An Christus sit praesens Symbolis in Eucharistiâ corporaliter. Neg.

An Quaelibet Ecclesia potestatem habeat decernendi Ritus & Ceremonias. Aff.

Quaestiones Inceptoris THOMAE PARGITER è Coll. Lincoln.

An Christus [...] verus Deus, & verus Homo in eadem Persona. Aff.

An Liceat Christianis illatas injurias propulsare. Aff.

An Potestas Clericorum sit tantùm spiritualis. Aff.

Quaestiones in Jure Civili discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

Quaestiones Inceptoris RICHARDI WARREN è Coll. Div. Joh. Baptist.

An Quis alteri ad praestandum Casus fortuitos teneatur. Neg.

An Inter Consobrinos vel Fratrum & Sororum Liberos Matrimonium contrahi possit. Aff.

An Affirmanti solùm incumbat probatio. Aff.

Quaestiones in Medicina discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

Quaestiones Inceptoris RAD. HARRISON è Coll. Nov.

An In principio Variolarum, datâ forti indicatione, celebranda sit Venae Sectio. Aff.

An Sanguis sit fons Catarrhi. Aff.

An Hypothesis Helmontii de Arch [...]o Morborum effectore sit rationi consentanea. Neg.

Quaestiones Inceptoris JOH. LUDWELL è Coll. Wadh.

An Circuitus Sanguinis vi solum cordis perficiatur. Neg.

An Fermentum Ventriculi sit liquor acidus. Aff.

An Chylus immediatè nutriat. Neg.

Quaestiones Inceptoris GUL. WARNER, è Coll. Div. Joh. Bap.

An Detur medicamentum universale. Neg.

An Medicamenta Chymica sint usurpanda. Aff.

An Judicium ex Urinis sit fallax. Aff.

Quaestiones in Philosophiâ discutiendae Oxonii in Ʋesperiis.

An Mundus senescat. Neg.

An Terrae-Filii sint utiles. Neg.

An Ingenium pendeat à temperamento Corporis. Aff.

Resp. JOH. HOuGH, Incept. è Coll. Magd.

QUAESTIONES In S. THEOLOGIA Discutiendae Oxonii in Comitiis, Decimo die Julii, Anno Dom. 1676.

An Ad remissionem peccatorum necessaria sit particularis eorum confessio coram Sacerdote. Neg.

An Gratuita remissio, & Christi Satisfactio simul consistere possint. Aff.

An Leges Humanae circa res indifferentes Christianae Libertati derogent. Neg.

Resp. THO. TƲRNER A. M. C. C. C.

Quaestiones in Jure Civili discutiendae in Comitiis.

An In Officiorum Venditione prohibitâ veniant de minus petendo, vel de recedendo Obligationes. Aff.

An Juramenta vi & metu extorta valeant. Neg.

An Affectus delinquentis puniri debeat, etiamsi effectus non sit secutus. Aff.

Resp. CAR. TRƲMBƲLL LL▪ Bac. è Coll. om. An.

Quaestiones in Medicina discutiendae in Comitiis.

An Cor sit merus Musculus. Neg.

An Sanguis sanguificet. Aff.

An Dentur Meoicamenta electivè purgantia. Neg.

Resp. JOSHƲA LASHER, M. B è Coll. D. Joh. Bapt.

Quaestiones in Philosophia discutiendae in Comitiis.

An Calendarium falsitatum conducat ad Scientias. Aff.

An Libertas Philosophandi sit interitus Philosophiae. Aff.

An Humana voluntas subjiciatur Astrorum imperio. Aff.

Resp. JONATH. TRELAWNY, A. M. ex Aed. Ch.

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OXONII, Ex Officinâ LEONARDI LICHFIELD, Acad. Typog. Anno Domini 1676.

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Quæstiones in s. theologia [jure civili, philosophia, medicina] discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis octavo [decimo] die mensis Julii anno Dom. 1676

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