Lectures
Found in 56 Collections and/or Records:
Lecture titled 'The Meaning of Human History', [undated]
Typescript lecture notes with manuscript additions. Spans 25 typescript pages, with additional torn half-pages laid in. Frequent annotations in Paterson's hand and in several inks, suggesting prolonged revision. Argument draws from rhetoric, moral philosophy, European history, and scientific evolution.
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 by William Peterkin (c.1743-1792), minister of Ecclesmachan
Volume containing written lectures on the Gospel according to Matthew. Lengthy lectures in a single clear italic hand. Occasional marginal notes refer to relevant biblical passages.
Date 11 June 1766 and index at the rear.
Quarto volume with 719 numbered pages [viii, 711].
From the General Assembly Library.
[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.