- of
knowledge and the lamp of
learning and
features the
school motto –
Juventutis Veho
Fortunas which translates to “I bear the
fortunes of youth”. As of...
-
iconography is
fairly consistent, as the
Cranach painting and mirror-case Fons
Juventutis (The
Fountain of Youth) from 200
years earlier demonstrate: old people...
- 19. ISBN 978-0-306-47704-1. Jennings, John (1721).
Miscellanea in Usum
Juventutis Academicae (in Latin). Northampton: R.
Aikes & G. Dicey. p. 67. Halliday...
- (1751) (On the
centre of gravity)
Elementorum matheseos ad usum
studiosae juventutis (1752) (The
elements of
mathematics for the use of
young students) De...
- In 1546,
possibly under Italian influence,
Cranach composed the Fons
Juventutis (The
Fountain of Youth),
executed by his son, a
picture in
which older...
- more than
fifty years. His
Institutiones Philosophicae ad Usum
Studiosae Juventutis appeared in 1835 and was the
first Canadian textbook of philosophy. Louis-Joseph...
-
Institutiones Logicae,
Naples 1772
Institutiones Antologieae ad usum
juventutis congreationis monarchorum Caelestinorum L'Aritmetica L'Algebra per le...
- and a three-volume
autobiography consisting of the
retrospective Liber Juventutis (1518–1578) and the more
diaristic Liber Senectutis (1578–1588) and Liber...
-
letter from
Gregory XVI
lauding his work there, and
calling him
Apostolus juventutis. He was
elected to the Académie française in 1854,
occupying the thirty-eighth...
- his one
known book, viz.: ‘Fascicvlvs Præceptorvm
Logicorvm in
gratiam juventutis academicæ
compositus et nunc
primum typis donatus. Oxoniæ
excudebat Gvlielmus...
