Quæstiones in sacra theologia discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis, octavo die mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1671
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1671

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Quæstiones in sacra theologia discutiendæ Oxonii in vesperiis, octavo die mensis Julii, Anno Dom. 1671
University of Oxford.

1 sheet ([1] p.)

Ex officina Leonardi Lichfield Academia Typographi,
Oxoniæ :
Anno Dom. 1671.

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QUAESTIONES
IN
S.
THEOLOGIA
DISCUTIENDAE

OXONII

VESPERIIS
,
Octavo
die
Mensis

Julii
,
Anno
Dom.
1671.

Quaestiones
Inceptoris
THOMAE
DVNCOMB

è
Coll.

Corp.
Christi
.

An
Liceat
praescriptâ
formulâ
orare
?

Aff.

An
Sacra
celebranda
sint
sermone
vernaculo
?

Aff.

An
Liceat
Ministris
Ecclesiae
Stipendia
accipere
?

Aff.

Quaestiones
Inceptoris
ADAMI
LITTLETON

Aede
Christi
.

An
S.
S.
Scripturae
Auctoritas
pendeat
à
Traditione
Ecclesiasticâ
?

Neg.

An
Dogmata
Fidei
rationis
humanae
examini
subjici
fas
sit
?

Neg.

An
Magistratus
habeat
potestatem
in
Adiaphoris
?

Aff.

Quaestiones
Inceptoris
NARCISSI
MARSH

è
Coll.

Exon.

An
Bona
opera
sint
ad
vitam
aeternam
necessaria
?

Aff.

An
Lex
naturae
sit
dispensabilis
?

Neg.

An
Liceat
Clericis
Matrimonium
contrahere
?

Aff.

QVAESTIONES

IN
JVRE
CIVILI
DISCVTIENDAE
IN
VESPERIIS
.

Quaestiones
Incep
.
JOHANNIS
HARISON

è
Coll.

Novo
.

An
In
Jure
deterior
sit
conditio
Faeminarum
quàm
Masculorum
?

Aff.

An
Delinquens
ultra
id
quod
cogitavit
de
eventu
teneatur
?

Aff.

An
Pro
ratione
Legis
ejus
Sententia
sit
extendenda
&
restringenda
?

Aff.

QUAESTIONES
IN
MEDICINA

DISCVTIENDAE
IN
VESPERIIS
.

Quaestiones
Inceptoris
THOMAE
ALVET

è
Coll.

Merton
.

An
Febres
sedes
suas
habeant
in
Corde
?

Aff.

An
Materia
ex
quâ
Lac
conficitur
sit
Sanguis
?

Neg.

An
Similitudo
foetûs
respectu
Parentis
fiat
ab
imaginatione
?

Aff.

QUAESTIONES
IN
PHILOSOPHIA

DISCVTIENDAE
IN
VESPERIIS
.

An
Plures
sint
Mundi
?

Neg.

An
Terra
sit
mobilis
?

Neg.

An
Animae
fiant
sapientiores
quiescendo
?

Neg.

Resp
.

THO.
MIDDLETON
Incept
.

è
Coll.

Novo
.

QUAESTIONES
IN
S.
THEOLOGIA
DISCUTIENDAE

OXONII

IN
COMITIIS
,

Decimo
die
Mensis

Julii
,

Anno
Dom.

1671.

An
Patres
sub
Veteri
Testamento
habuerint
Promissiones
tantùm
temporales
?

Neg.

An
Sancti
sint
invocandi
?

Neg.

An
Christus
solus
sit
Mediator
?

Aff.

Resp
.

ALEX.
PUDSEY
,

S.
Theol.
Bac.
è
Coll.

Magd.

QUAESTIONES
IN
JURE
CIVILI

DISCVTIENDAE
IN
COMITIIS
.

An
Statuta
recipiant
interpretationem
à
Jure
communi
?

Aff.

An
Gesta
per
eum
qui
per
errorem
Magistratu
functus
est
,
rata
sint
habenda
?

Aff.

An
Reus
Actori
instrumenta
edere
teneatur
?

Neg.

Resp
.

ROB.
PLOTT

ex
Aula

Magd.

QUAESTIONES
IN
MEDICINA

DISCUTIENDAE
IN
COMITIIS
.

An
Variolae
&
Morbilli
sint
morbi
maligni
?

Neg.

An
In
Variolis
&
Morbillis
regimen
frigidum
sit
prosicuum
?

Aff.

An
Bilis
sit
excrementum
corporis
inutile
?

Neg.

Resp
.

DAVIDE
THOMAS
,

M.
D.
è
Coll.

Novo
.

QUAESTIONES
IN
PHILOSOPHIA

DISCVTIENDAE
IN
COMITIIS
.

An
Signatura
Corporis
sit
certus
animi
index
?

Aff.

An
Ex
falsis
possit
inferri
Verum
?

Aff.

An
Imaginatio
producat
effectus
reales
ad
extra
?

Neg.

Resp
.

FRAN.
SMITH
.

A.
M.
è
Coll.

Magd.

OXONII
,

Ex
Officina

LEONARDI
LICHFIELD
,
Academiae
Typographi
,

Anno
Dom.
1671.