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Early English books online. (EEBO-TCP ; phase 1, no. B06354) Transcribed from: (Early English Books Online ; image set 175080) Images scanned from microfilm: (Early English Books, 1641-1700 ; 2711:23) Theses philosophicæ quas (Deo favente) sexto idus quintilis propugnabunt adolescentes philosophiæ candidati. University of Glasgow. 1 sheet ([1] p.) Excudebat Robertus Sanders ..., [Glasgow] : 1663. Initial letter. "Glasgow University Library" written in manuscript under imprint at bottom of page. Reproduction of original in: University of Glasgow Library. eng University of Glasgow. -- Dissertations -- Early works to 1800. Dissertations, Academic -- Scotland -- Glasgow -- Abstracts -- Early works to 1800. Broadsides -- Scotland -- 17th century. eebo Theses philosophicae quas (Deo favente) sexto idus quintilis propugnabunt adolescentes philosophiæ candidati. [no entry] 1663 1 632 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 A This text has no known defects that were recorded as gap elements at the time of transcription. 2008-01 Assigned for keying and markup 2008-07 Keyed and coded from ProQuest page images 2008-08 Sampled and proofread 2008-08 Text and markup reviewed and edited 2008-09 Batch review (QC) and XML conversion
THESES PHILOSOPHICAE QUAS ( DEO FAVENTE ) Sexto Idus Quintilis propugnabunt Adolescentes Philosophiae candidati . Alexander Cameron Alexander Lang Cooteus Ormsbye Ang. David Brown David Maxwell Duncanus Macarthur Franciscus Hamilton Gabriel Russell Guliclmus Gilchrist Gulielmus Paterson Hugo Wallas Hugo Young Jacobus Buchanan Ioannes Arbuckle Ioannes Mcneall Ioannes Miller Ioannes Ramsay Ioannes Semple Martinus Iles Ang. Matthaus Baird Nigelius Mackgilvra Robertus Barrie Robertus Corbet . Robertus Ormsbye Ang. Robertus Sterling Timotheus Kent Ang. Walterus Burnside Zacharias Gammell , LOGICAE : 1. LOgica est ars : ejúsque objectum intellectio , nec-non intelligibile . 2. In ratione entis aequivocè conveniunt DEUS & creatura . 3. Entis secundùm Categorias distinctio rationis solius est . 4. De futuro contingenti contradicentium singularium altera , determinatè & necessariò vera : altera falsa . 5. De Solo necessario ente est scientia . De singulari est lcientia . 6. Scientia cum opinione consistere nequit . ETHICAE . 1. PRivativè opponuntur bonum & malum : omnisque malitia defectus est . 2. Bonitas & malitia immediatè adversantur : ita ut omni subjecto existenti alterutram actu inesse necesse sit . 3. Summum hominis bonum , ultimúsque finis tum CUI , tum Cujus , est DEUS . 4. Intellectûs perfectissimi perfectissimus actus est summa faelicitas . 5. Miseriae summum est intellectûs vitiosissimi vitiosissimus actus . 6. Honestas & inhonestas Praecepto prior est . 7. Hominis actio quaevis à facultate cognoscente dependens honestatis , vel inhonestatis capax est . 8. Ad honestatem volitio requiritur : nec-non prae-electio : ad inhonestatem neutra : imò ( si invitum sit , quod causat insuperabilis ignorantia ; & sequitur poenitentia ) peccatum omne est invitum per ignorantiam . 9. Insuperabilis antecedens ignorantia non excusat . 10. Virtutum moralium cum prudentiâ , virtutúmque omnium inter se connexio summè necessaria est . Vitiorum moralium cum imprudentiâ vitiorúmque omnium inter se connectio non minùs necessaria . Timidissimus quisque samul est audacissimus . 11. Injutia volenti fieri potest . PHYSICAE : 1. GEnerationis principia sunt materia forma privatio . 2. Materia prima est privatio mera . 3. In tempore interiere multa : temporis nihil interiit . 4. Quicquid interiit , idem numero renasci ; quicquid factum infectum fieri potest . 5. Continuum omne divisione reali divisibile est in insinitum . 6. Nihil indivisibile moveri , aut quiescere potest 7. In instanti nihil moveri , aut quiescere potest . 8. Motui , nec-non quieti repugnat Aeternitas . 9. Motus rectus & circularis incomparabiles sunt . 10. Motus circulàris ex rectis compositus est . 11. In motu naturali movet generans . 12. Gravitas & levitas gradu solo differunt . 13. Corpus coeleste diversum ab elementari nullum est . 14. Omnis generatio successiva est . 15. Indivisibilis est omnis anima . 16. Omne lemen est animatum . 17. Unius animati unica est anima . 18. Animae facultates ab animâ , & à seinvicem ratione solâ distinguuntur . 19. Intellectus agens à patiente realiter distinguitur . 20. Intellectus primus est intellectus agens . 21. Appetibile cognitum , non appeti ; cognitum odibile , non fugi repugnat METAPHYSICAE : 1. OMne contingens est necessarium ; necessitate etiam antecedente . 2. A diversis numero causis idem numero causari nequit . 3. Causa subordinata , nisi praecausante , & concausante primâ causare nequit . 4. Intellectus primus est primum intelligibile : primúmque agens . 5. Primus appetitus est primum appetibile . 6. Primus appetitus est primus intellectus . 7. Incorporeum nullum in loco est , nullum in tempore .

Excudebat Robertus Sanders Civitatis Glascuensis Typographus Anno à partu Dei-parae 1663.