Theses Philosophicae Quas Auspice Propitio Deo, Praeside Iac. Knoxio, Propugnabant Adolescentes Magisterij Candidati È Scholis Edinburgi Philosophicis Hoc Anno 1605. Emittendi. [...] (1605)

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Theses philosophicae quas auspice propitio Deo, Praeside Iac. Knoxio, propugnabant adolescentes Magisterij candidati è scholis Edinburgi philosophicis hoc anno 1605. emittendi. [...]
Knox, James, fl. 1605.
Running title reads: Theses sphaericae.
Formerly STC 15059.
Identified as STC 15058 on UMI microfilm reel 1522.
Signatures: pi1 A4 B-C2 (-C2, blank?).
[16] p.
Edinburgi: Excudebat Robertus Charterus typographus regius, An. Dom. MDCV. [1605]
STC (2nd ed.) / 7487.6
Latin
Reproduction of the original in the Bodleian Library


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