Lectures
Found in 51 Collections and/or Records:
Lectures and addresses on unidentified occasions, n.d.
Lectures and addresses on unidentified occasions. The lectures are on scientific subjects, mainly the brain.
Lectures by Dugald Stewart
Three small, soft-bound volumes of notes taken at lectures on moral pholosophy given by Dugald Stewart, 1789-1790.
Lectures [by William Greenfield]
Lectures on natural philosophy, 1794-1795. Pages are unnumbered, with several blank pages left between sections. The quarto volume has laid paper, with clear chainlines and a heraldic watermark. The entire volume is handwritten, with small diagrams and equations occasionally illustrating the prose.
[Lectures] 'Lectures on the Romans', 23 July 1842
Lectures of Robert Jameson (1774-1854), Professor of Natural History, University of Edinburgh
Manuscript volume titled, 'Notes from the lectures of Professor Jameson on geology'. Contains a list of recommended books on geology on the first page. Diagrams included throughout.
Lectures on Geology, 1842-1861
Lectures on the Epistle of Paul the Apostle to the Romans, [September 1819-November 1823]
Manuscript lecture beginning "It is with some diffidence that I come here to deliver my first lecture upon Physiology" - possibly lecture to the Royal Veterinary College of Edinburgh, c 1876
Manuscript lecture beginning "It is with some diffidence that I come here to deliver my first lecture upon Physiology" - possibly lecture to the Royal Veterinary College of Edinburgh.
