M. THOMAS SAGITTARIUS

Public Professor,

TWO ORATIONS

ON

That Political Question.

Whether the children of Lutherans can be sent to Jesuit schools with a clear conscience of their parents, and to the benefit of the children themselves, and

be transferred

Publicly

Delivered in solemn promotions by himself, as he was then Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy.

With the addition of other matters, which the other side of the page shows.

There is added,

By the Reverend, most illustrious, and most deserving man of the Church of Christ, Dn. GEORG GEORGE MYLIUS, Doctor of Theology, and at that time primary Professor at Jena, an epistolary work on the same subject in German.

That Evangelical Christians in Livonia, etc.,

ought to have aversion and conscience regarding sending

their children to Jesuit schools, colleges, and seminaries,

for the highest welfare and salvation of themselves and their children.

J E N A

PRINTED BY THE HEIRS OF LIPPOLDIUS.

YEAR 1612.