Cursus logicus systematicus & agonisticus, in quo praeter theoremata, quaestiones, ad eorum explicationem necessariae, more scholastico, proponuntur, examinatur discutiuntur & solvuntur. Accesserunt ad calcem indices tres.

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Isendoorn was a professor at Deventer, and the work was first published at Harderwyyk in 1654. 'As if students of logic were not sufficiently burdened with Berewood, Sanderson, and Smith, this reprint [of the Dutch edition] of Isendoorn (omitting the third index, in spite of the title) was dumped on Oxford by Blagrave. It is the dullest and longest of the four, but is surpassed by the Smiglesius of the same year, in which the same publisher participated. It was time for the Merry Monarch to supervene' (Madan).If Isendoorn was dumped on Oxford, Oxford seems to have returned the compliment, since not many copies are recorded in ESTC, only one of them in Oxford itself (3 others in the UK, 2 in North America).