The Quarterly Review, Volume 238William Gifford, Sir John Taylor Coleridge, John Gibson Lockhart, Whitwell Elwin, William Macpherson, William Smith, Sir John Murray (IV), Rowland Edmund Prothero (Baron Ernle) John Murray, 1922 |
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... elected in 1911 , is His Holi- ness George V ; and his full title is the Servant of Jesus Christ , and by the incomprehensible Will of God Chief Bishop and Katholikos of all Armenia , Supreme Patriarch of the National , Beloved and Holy ...
... elected in 1911 , is His Holi- ness George V ; and his full title is the Servant of Jesus Christ , and by the incomprehensible Will of God Chief Bishop and Katholikos of all Armenia , Supreme Patriarch of the National , Beloved and Holy ...
Page 119
... elected their own Proctor to enforce them . The student swore fealty to the Rector of his ' University ' and to the ' University ' statutes , including the oath of solidarity by which he bound himself to obey the Rector's order of ...
... elected their own Proctor to enforce them . The student swore fealty to the Rector of his ' University ' and to the ' University ' statutes , including the oath of solidarity by which he bound himself to obey the Rector's order of ...
Page 120
... elected for two years . The Electoral body was composed of ex - Rectors , the Consiliarii of the nations , and special delegates styled ' electionarii ' or ' sapientes . ' The voting was by ballot ; and the Rector must be a secular ...
... elected for two years . The Electoral body was composed of ex - Rectors , the Consiliarii of the nations , and special delegates styled ' electionarii ' or ' sapientes . ' The voting was by ballot ; and the Rector must be a secular ...
Page 121
... elected by the ' nations . ' At Padua both Rector and Consiliarii acquired , or conferred on themselves , the right to affix their coat of arms on the walls of the atrium or of the Aula Magna in the University buildings . They did not ...
... elected by the ' nations . ' At Padua both Rector and Consiliarii acquired , or conferred on themselves , the right to affix their coat of arms on the walls of the atrium or of the Aula Magna in the University buildings . They did not ...
Page 123
... elected by the students during the fifteen days preceding the Feast of St Peter , and , in the early history of the Studium , before salaries were intro- duced , depended on fees , or collecta , arranged between them and their pupils ...
... elected by the students during the fifteen days preceding the Feast of St Peter , and , in the early history of the Studium , before salaries were intro- duced , depended on fees , or collecta , arranged between them and their pupils ...
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