Dissertationis academicae de Sepultura Hebraeorum. partem priorem : consensu ampliss. senat. philos. sub praesidio ... Olavi Celsii ... publico bonorum examini, qua decer reverentia / submittit Carolus Possieth, Roslagus, in audit Gust. Maj. d. XIX Nov. anni MDCCXXVI.

Format:

Book

Thesis/Dissertation

Author/Creator:

Possieth, Carolus, author, dissertant, respondent.

Contributor:

Possieth, Johann, dedicatee.

Lithberg, Carl, associated name, former owner.

Celsius, Olof, 1670-1756, praeses.

Werner, Johan Heinrich, -1735, printer.

Library at the Katz Center Special Collections (University of Pennsylvania)

Uppsala universitet, associated name, degree granting institution.

Auditorium Gustavianum Majus (Uppsala, Sweden), event place.

Language:

French

Greek, Ancient (to 1453)

Hebrew

Latin

Swedish

Subjects (All):

Burial--Palestine--History.

Burial.

Funeral rites and ceremonies--Palestine.

Funeral rites and ceremonies.

Genre:

Academic theses.

Physical Description:

[8], 47, [9] pages ; 16 cm (8vo)

Manufacture:

Upsaliae : literis Wernerianis, [1726]

Language Note:

In Latin, with Hebrew and Greek quotations ; praefatio in Swedish and gratulatios in Swedish and French.

Notes:

Title headed I.N.J." (In Nomine Jesu).

Historiated woodcut versal "I" ; type-ornaments ; tailpiece.

Signatures: pi⁴ A-C⁸ D⁴.

Carolus Possieth (of Roslagen), thesis (Dissertatio pro gradualis)--Uppsala universitet, 1726

Praefatio : dedication to father's Johann Possieth (pastor of Riddarholmen and Bromma churches, Stockholm) ; verse by J. Stricker, Nicolaus Halthin, A.J. Grundel, O. Zelling, Jonas Wikmark, Joh. Wreman, Christ. Humble, Eric Drissel, Joh. Forsman, and J.B. Ergeroth.

Gratulatio : Ericus Djupedius, and Joh. N. Noreus ("Lyck-önskan till sin käre broder ...", dated 1719 April 12, Gävle).

Local Notes:

Kislak Print Collection 104 no 18 purchased at auction (Kedem Auctions, Jerusalem, auction 51, lot 494) ; signed "Dr. Carl Lithberg" at title page foot.

OCLC:

1613416917