Disputatio. Secundum, & Octauum Decalogi praecepta, thesibus theologicis explicata, : quae publicè ad disputandum proponentur, pridiè idus Septemb. Quando reuerentia, dignitate, & eruditione praestanti uiro, D. Ioanni Schauppio Eckio, liberalium disciplinarum magistro, et ss. theologiae Licentiato, Officiali Passauiensi, etc. Supremus in professione theologica gradus decernetur.
Summary: An academic disputation presented Georg Theander, professor at the University of Ingolstadt, and defended by Sebastian Haydlauff, priest at the church of St. Moritz in Ingolstadt. The disputation was based on 30 theses on the 2nd and 8th commandments.
Signatures: A-B⁴.
Illustrative and Decorative Content: Historiated initial.
Additional Details: Respndent identified on verso of title page: Defensore uenerando, & ornatissimo uiro M. Sebastiano Haydlauffio, ss. theologiae studioso, et ad D. Mauritium sacerdote auxiliari. Gift from Dr. Pat & Mrs. Doris Graham in honor of Philip Ryan, 2014.
Theander, Georg, 1508-1570
Weissenhorn, Alexander, -1570
Ingolstadt (Germany)
Haydlauff, Sebastian
Latin
Academic disputations
Ten commandments
Name of God
False witness
Academic dissertations
Sixteenth century
16 unnumbered pages
20 cm
Text
pamphlets
Quarto
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