Congratulations to the Most Learned and Humane Nicolaus Glaser on the Dignity of the Master's Degree
Doctissimo Et Hvmanissimo Dn. Nicolao Glasero Gvalterishusio de dignitate Magistri gratulantur Ianus Kotteritius. Theodorus Adamius. Samuel Porphyrius. Ioannes Potinius. Theodorus Potinius. Antonius Bassus. Melchior Pistorius
Latin
1593
18 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
This work is a collection of occasional Latin academic verse (gratulatory poems) published in 1593 to celebrate Nicolaus Glaser's master's degree. No English translations were found in any scholarly or library catalogs; such ephemeral university publications from the 16th century are rarely, if ever, translated into English.
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This 1593 collection celebrates the conferring of a Master's degree as a moral and divine victory. Readers will discover how early modern scholars viewed academic achievement as a hard-won prize that separates the virtuous from the idle.
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