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Disquisitionem historico-philologicam, num a Johanne Pharisaei et Sadducaei fuerint baptizati : occasione eorum, quae Matth. III : v.7 seqq. leguntur ... sub praesidio Dn. Isaaci Björklund ... publico honorum examini modeste / submittio Johannes Ramklou, Aust. fen., ad diem D. V. 6 Apr. an 1734.

Kislak Center for Special Collections - Rare Book Collection Print Collection 104 no 24
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Format:
Book
Thesis/Dissertation
Author/Creator:
Ramklou, Johan, author, dissertant, respondent.
Contributor:
Frosterus, Jakob Andersson, 1709-1758, dedicatee.
Tolpo, Erik Johan, 1688-1766, dedicatee.
Flege, H.E., writer of supplementary textual content.
Törne, Olof von, 1686-1745, dedicatee.
Tungkelfelt, Marcus, dedicatee.
Björklund, Isaac, 1686-1740, praeses.
Kiämpe, Johan, -1753, printer.
Library at the Katz Center Special Collections (University of Pennsylvania)
Åbo akademi (1640-1827), associated name, degree granting institution.
Auditorium Gustavianum Majus (Uppsala, Sweden), event place.
Language:
Greek, Ancient (to 1453)
Latin
Swedish
Subjects (All):
Bible. Matthew, III.
Bible.
Pharisees.
John, the Baptist, Saint.
John.
Sadducees.
Baptism.
Genre:
Academic theses.
Physical Description:
[6], 31, [1] pages ; 16 cm (8vo)
Manufacture:
Aboae : exc. Joh. Kiämpe, R. Ac. Typ., [1734]
Language Note:
In Latin, with a Swedish praefatio and a Greek gratulatio.
Notes:
Title headed : I.N.S.S.T. (In Nomine Sanctissimae Sempiternae Trinitatis).
Type-ornaments ; decorated versal "I".
Prefatio : dedications to Marcus Tungkelfelt, Olof von Törne (Kommerseråd of Sweden), Erik Johan Tolpo (magistrate of Turku), Jakob [Andersson] Frosterus (Archdeacon of the Turku Cathedral), and Joachim Schäfer (a Turku merchant). Dedicatory verse written to respondent's father Carl Ramklou.
Gratulatio in Greek by H. E. Flege, Uppsala, 1734 March 1.
Signatures: pi⁴ (-pi, 4) A⁸.
Johan Ramklou (of Ostrobothnia, Finland), thesis (Magister philosophiae)--Åbo akademi, 1734
Local Notes:
Kislak Print Collection 104 no 24 purchased at auction (Kedem Auctions, Jerusalem, auction 51, lot 497).
OCLC:
1613923342

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