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- important work of the Latin pseudo-Geber corpus is the Summa perfectionis magisterii ("The Height of the Perfection of Mastery"), which was likely written...
- ISBN 978-0486600062. "Geberis philosophi per****acissimi, summa perfectionis magisterii in sua natur ex bibliothecae Vaticanae exemplari". 1542. "In Salmiak Territory...
- Doctor of Philosophy. A Candidate of the Arts (Latin: Candidatus/candidate magisterii; abbreviated as cand.mag) is an academic degree currently awarded in Denmark...
- University College Dublin also offers the Masters in Common Law (MCL/ Magisterii in Jure Communi, M.Jur.Com), an advanced two-year programme for non-law...
- corresponding to the profession or training. For example, Cand. Mag. (Candidatus Magisterii) required 4 to 5 years, Cand. Real. (Candidatus Realium) required 6 years...
- Magister's degree should not be confused with the cand.mag. (candidatus magisterii), which corresponds to an American Master of Arts. The title magister...
- Liber Investigationis R Geber (c. 721 – c. 815) Liber investigationis magisterii Magyar Folklore F Dornly (Howard) — Marvells of Science F Morryster (Lovecraft)...
- pp. 338–340. "Geberis philosophi per****acissimi, summa perfectionis magisterii in sua natur ex bibliothecae Vaticanae exemplari". 1542. Bischof, Gustav...
- exercised a high degree of control over who could teach within their locus magisterii, or area of teaching authority. Throughout the 12th century, the degree...
- Pseudo-Geber (fl late 13 century) was an alchemist, who wrote Summa perfectionis magisterii, the most important medieval alchemical treaty. John Duns Scotus (1266–1308)...