Observations on the Statutes of the University of CambridgeJ.W. Parker, 1841 - 170 pages |
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Acad academical admission ancient statutes appointed authority bachelor of arts bachelors of divinity Bedellys Bedels Bedyll bishop body Cambridge canon canon law chancellor changes church Clare Hall commencement Commensment consequently constitution degree dispensations disputations divinity doctors doth duties election Elizabeth Elizabethan statutes examination exercises faculty Father favour fellowships grace grammar gremials gyve heads of houses holy orders house of regents Inceptors Jurabis King's College lectures lege likewise magistri master of glomery masters of arts ment nomination oath observation officers period persons powers practice present privileges proctors professors proposed provisions quæ Questionists questions quod reform regent masters saith sanction scholars schools senate Senior Proctor sity Stat studies syndicates sytt theology tion Trinity College Tripos tutes univer universitatis University of Oxford University of Paris unto versity vice-chancellor vobis whilst Whitgift
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