Student lecture notes
Found in 119 Collections and/or Records:
Dictates of Andrew Suttie by James Ross
Vellum-covered volume of notes taken by student James Ross of lectures in Philosophy given by Andrew Suttie, Regent.
Dictates of James Pillans by Adam Blackadder
Single volume of lecture notes taken down by Adam Blackadder at lectures given by James Pillans.
Dictates of James Pillans by Alexander Wilson
Single volume of lecture notes taken down by Alexander Wilson at lectures given by James Pillans.
Dictates of James Pillans by Archibald Flint: 'Philosophia Peripatetica'
Dictates of "Physica Generalis" in Edinburgh University by Herbert Kennedy, written down by C. Dalyell
Dictates of "Physica Generalis" in Edinburgh University by Herbert Kennedy, dated 1689, written down by C. Dalyell, M.A..
Dictates of Professor Fraser, class of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics, University of Edinburgh, taken by George Goudie Chisholm, 8 November 1867
Dictates of Professor Fraser, class of Moral Philosophy and Metaphysics, University of Edinburgh, taken by George Goudie Chisholm, 8 Nov 1867; ms, 1 bound notebook.
Reference according to Chisholm's alpha-numerical system: II
Dictates of Professor Masson, classes of Rhetoric and the History of English Literature, University of Edinburgh, taken by George Goudie Chisholm, 6 November 1867 - c March 1868
Dictates of Professor Masson, classes of Rhetoric and the History of English Literature, University of Edinburgh, taken by George Goudie Chisholm, 6 Nov 1867 - c. March 1868; manuscript, 1 bound notebook.
Reference according to Chisholm's alpha-numerical system: I.
Dictates on Philosophy of John Wishart, taken down by James Cranstoun
Dictates on Philosophy by John Wishart, regent in Edinburgh University, taken down by James Cranstoun, 10 February 1680 - 25 March 1680. Also contains an account of the geography of Great britain and some problems in arithmetic.
Dictates on Sacrobosco's Sphere given by Alexander Hepburn, taken down by Alexander Pringle
Hepburn (Alexander) Regent. Dictates on Sacrobosco's sphere, taken down by Alexander Pringle, 1643-1644. Contains hand-written and printed material, as well as photostats.
