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Pagina 20
... these Declarations has render'd himself and the faid Fellows Judices Suspecti & non Com- , petentes , For all and every of these Reasons I the faid R. M. pro- teft against this Examination , now requir'd to be had and made , as not ...
... these Declarations has render'd himself and the faid Fellows Judices Suspecti & non Com- , petentes , For all and every of these Reasons I the faid R. M. pro- teft against this Examination , now requir'd to be had and made , as not ...
Pagina 46
... these Facts , as they probably may ; I should think , that , on this Account , they muft fee the greater Neceffity and Fitness of making fome Regulations of this kind ; because others , who cannot be fa exact in their Notice , and fo ...
... these Facts , as they probably may ; I should think , that , on this Account , they muft fee the greater Neceffity and Fitness of making fome Regulations of this kind ; because others , who cannot be fa exact in their Notice , and fo ...
Pagina 48
... these Laws . BUT have we not Statutes already to fecure the good Order and Difcipline of the Uni- verfity ? And would not thefe Ends be fuffi- ciently answered by a diligent and vigorous Execution of these Statutes ? It is rea- dily ...
... these Laws . BUT have we not Statutes already to fecure the good Order and Difcipline of the Uni- verfity ? And would not thefe Ends be fuffi- ciently answered by a diligent and vigorous Execution of these Statutes ? It is rea- dily ...
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