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106 Legal History in the Making<br />
Publicly defended at Leyden on 24 February 1646.<br />
Praeses: Professor Jacobus Maestertius.<br />
Printed: Ex Officina Bonaventurae & Abraham! Elsevir, Leyden. 47<br />
Thomas Leirmonthius, Scoto-Britannus. Respondens.<br />
[Disputatio] de qua fide et modo Justinianus, vel (cujus opera<br />
potissimum usus est) Tribonianus leges et constitutiones Romanas<br />
retractavit aut novas edidit.<br />
Divided into twenty theses.<br />
Publicly defended at Leyden on 28 February 1646.<br />
Praeses: Professor Jacobus Maestertius.<br />
Printed: Ex Officina Bonaventurae & Abrahami Elsevir, Leyden. 48<br />
Robertus Cook, Fiffano Scotus. Auctor [et Respondens].<br />
Disputatio juridica de inofficioso testamento.<br />
Divided into twenty-eight theses. Added are four corollaria.<br />
Publicly defended at Leyden on 14 March 1676.<br />
Praeses: Professor Antonius Matthaeus [III].<br />
Printed: Apud Viduam & Haeredes Joannis Elsevirii, Leyden. 49<br />
Gilbertus Burnet, Scotus. Auctor et Respondens.<br />
Disputatio juridica de belli causis, secundum jus naturae et gentium,<br />
justis et injustis.<br />
Divided into a prooemium and two capita (subdivided into twenty-five<br />
sections or 'paragraphs'). Added are ten annexa.<br />
Publicly defended at Leyden on 9 July 1701.<br />
47 Published as Disputationum juridicarum Centesima-vigesima-secunda in a volume under the name<br />
of J. Maestertius: Illustrium materiarum prima rudimenta, CXLV disputationibus comprehensa<br />
publicoque examini in Alma Leydensi Academia subjecta respondentibus jurisprudentiae candidate,<br />
quorum nomina una cum materia quam singuli defenderunt sequens pagina indicat (Leyden,<br />
1646). See Ahsmann and Feenstra, no.351. Cf. Feenstra, 'Maestertius', 333-34. 'Mr. Robertus<br />
Sintclarus, Scotus, [Act.] 21' matriculated at Leyden as a law student on 6 September 1645<br />
(Album studiosorum, col. 361). He dedicated his paper to loannes Sinclair, 'Eques Baronneta<br />
a Steinstoun, Patruus suus magnus'. On 9 July 1647 he (Sir Robert Sinclair, of Longformacus)<br />
was admitted, and on 7 January 1676 readmitted, to the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh, see<br />
Grant, op. cit., 192.<br />
48 Published as Disputationum juridicarum Centesima-trigesima-septima in Maestertius, Illustrium<br />
materiarum. 'Mag. Thomas Leermontius, Scotus, [Act.] 21' matriculated at Leyden as a law student<br />
on 6 September 1645 (Album studiosorum, col. 361). He dedicated his paper to Robert, 'Comes<br />
de Roxburgh, Dominus Ker, Cesfurd, Cavertoun, etc., A privatis Regii Consiliis ac Regni Scotiae<br />
Secreti Sigilli Gustos'. On 14 January 1648 he (Thomas Learmonth) was admitted, and on 8 January<br />
1676 readmitted, to the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh, see Grant, op. cit., 122.<br />
49 Copy in Osterreichische Nationalbibliothek, Vienna. Cook matriculated (as 'Robertus Kuck,<br />
Scotus, [Act.] 23') at Leyden on 3 May 1675 as a philosophy student (Album studiosorum, col. 597),<br />
on 29 November 1675 at Franeker as a law student (Album studiosorum, 218). He dedicated his paper<br />
to Alexander, 'Comes de Kellai, Dominus de Pittinueem, et Serenissimi Magnae Brittanniae Regis apud<br />
Scotos ex Secretis Consiliarius meritissimus, Maecenas suus'. On 13 November 1677, Robert Cook was<br />
admitted to the Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh, see Grant, op. cit., 40.
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