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Source information and iterpretation
| Information in source format/language | Event (interpreted) | |||||||||||||
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| First name: | Albertus [Albert/Wojciech] |
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| Surname: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Social origin: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Father's name: | --- | |||||||||||||
| Place of origin: | Nouocampianus (Nowopole (obecnie Koniecpol)) | |||||||||||||
| Event type: | trwanie funkcji | |||||||||||||
| Function/office/role: | wykładowca | |||||||||||||
| Place/Institution: | wydział artium, (wydział filozofii/sztuk wyzwolonych {Uniwersytetu Krakowskiego}) | |||||||||||||
| Date: | the beginning of winter semester 1544-1545 — the end of winter semester 1544-1545 | |||||||||||||
| Comment: |
Dialecticam Cesarij, extraordinarie legit; Lecturam Phisicorum continuauit, secunda die; Grammaticam Linacrj {{3}}, tertia die; 3 Thomae. | |||||||||||||
Full contentes of the source note
Source: Liber diligentiarum facultatis artisticae Universitatis Cracoviensis 1487-1563, wyd. W. Wisłocki, Kraków 1886 (Archiwum do Dziejów Literatury i Oświaty w Polsce, t. 4).
Note fragment 1 , Page/tab number in the source: 264
Ordo Lectionum commutacionis hiiemalis anno dni 1544 {{4}} in decanatu primo mgri Ioannis de Trcziana:
Comment to note fragment:
4 »1544« alia manu correctum in »1545«.
Note fragment 2 , Page/tab number in the source: 265
Socratis: 13. mgr. Albertus Nouocampianus Dialecticam Cesarij, extraordinarie legit; 14. mgr. Mathias Lomza Cesarium, secunda die ab innovacione, non terminauit; 15. mgr. Albertus Nouocampianus Lecturam Phisicorum continuauit, secunda die; 16. —; 18. —; 19. mgr. Albertus Nouocampianus Grammaticam Linacrj {{3}}, tertia die; 20. mgr. Michael Woijnicz Eneida Vergilij continuauit, secunda die; 21. mgr. Simon Pilsnensis {{4}} Epistolas Ciceronis per substitutum, secunda die; 22. mgr. Albertus Dąbrowskij Questiones Methaphisice, prima die.
Comment to note fragment:
3 Thomae.
4 Maricius.
