...Irving, AM,— Edinburgh, 1804." Bull from Pope Nicholas V.,2 erecting in Glasgow a studium generate in Theology, Canon and Civil Law, the Liberal Arts, and every other lawful faculty, with the power of granting degrees which should be valid throughout Christendom. In the edict,3 the...

...AM,—Edinburgh, 1804." xviii Bull from Pope Nicholas V., 2 erecting in Glasgow a studium generate in Theology, Canon and Civil Law, the Liberal Arts, and every other lawful faculty, with the power of granting degrees which should be valid throughout Christendom. In the edict, 3 the...

...of the institution is declared to be the extension of the Catholic faith, the promotion of virtue, and the cultivation of the understanding, by the study...law, the liberal arts and every other lawful faculty. In a royal letter or charter of James II., dated April 20, 1453, the rectors, deans of faculties, procurators,...

...of the institution is declared to be the extension of the Catholic faith, the promotion of virtue, and the cultivation of the understanding, by the study...law, the liberal arts and every other lawful faculty. In a royal letter or charter of James II., dated April 20, 1453, the rectors, deans of faculties, procurators,...

...layman now begins to show himself also among the schoolmasters. At this time too there is evidence that laymen as well as churchmen resorted to the great...Roman Eagle's wing was used to speed the arrow which, jiot long after, pierced the breast of Mother Church in Scotland. I must, however, crave your indulgence...

...necessaries of life." Its object was the extension of the Catholic faith, the promotion of virtue, and the cultivation of the understanding by the study...the liberal arts, and every other lawful faculty. The University of Aberdeen was founded in 1494, and was intended not merely as a nursery for young...

...They were all the creations, and the gifts to Scotland, of the Church ; being founded by Papal Hull, and their professed object, in the words of the Bull,...theology, canon and civil law, the liberal arts, and everv other lawful faculty." It were too long to tell, even were this the place, how this feather from...

...the objects of which were stated to be the extension of the Catholic Faith, the promotion of virtue, and the cultivation of the understanding by the study...the Liberal Arts, and every other lawful faculty. The University was established in 1451 and a royal charter was granted by James II in 1453. Similarly,...

...University, according to the charter, to be the extension of the Catholic faith, promotion of virtue, the cultivation of the understanding by the study...the liberal arts, and every other lawful faculty. 1 In 1453 the king granted the University a charter conferring certain privileges, such as exemption...

...is declared to be the extension of the Catholic faith, the promotion of virtue, and the cutivation of the understanding, by the study of Theology, Canon...the liberal Arts, and every other lawful faculty. No mention is made of Medicine, as in the original erection of the University of St. Andrews; but it...