- it came to
refer to one
holding a "bachelor's degree". This
sense of
baccalarius or
baccalaureus is
first attested at the
University of
Paris in the 13th...
- des Mittelalters, J.B. Metzler,
Stuttgart 1999,
individual entries on:
Baccalarius; Collegium; Dis****tio; Grade, universitäre;
Magister universitatis,...
-
Lexikon des Mittelalters, J.B. Metzler,
Stuttgart 1999,
entries on:
Baccalarius, Doctor, Grade, universitäre, Licentia,
Magister universitatis, Professor...
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Jadwiga of Poland. Štěkna
studied at
Charles University,
becoming a
baccalarius in
liberal arts in 1373 and a master's in 1391; he also
received a bachelor's...
- Friedeberg.
Ephorinus enrolled at the
Cracow Academy in 1515,
earning a
baccalarius in 1522 and a
magister in 1527. He
briefly lectured there on dialectics...
-
Frankenberg in Sachsen, der sich 1601 in
Leipzig immatrikulierte, 1606
Baccalarius, 1609
Magister artium daselbst wurde, 1610
Diakonus und 1613 Archidiakonus...
- 1422 he
matriculated at the
university in Cracow,
where be
earned his
baccalarius in 1443 and his
magister in 1447. He
lectured on
poetry and rhetoric...
- with the
educational projects earned him a
nickname bakałarz (holder of
baccalarius degree, teacher). His
involvement with the
educational reforms lessened...
- Tübingen. In
August 1566 he
entered the
University of Tübingen,
becoming a
baccalarius in
March 1569 and a
magister in
August 1569. He
published his magisterial...
-
entered the Kraków
Academy in the
winter semester of 1446. He
became a
baccalarius in 1448 and in 1452
became a
doctor of the arts. He was a
student of...
