- ("suffect consul"). A
consul elected to
start the year—called a
consul ordinarius ("ordinary consul")—held more
prestige than a
suffect consul,
partly because...
-
attached to the post (he
would be
granted the
enhanced status of "professor
ordinarius" in 1920).
Despite support from the university, his
appointment had been...
-
standard title for full
professors at
universities in Germany.
Professor ordinarius (ordentlicher Professor, o. Prof., Univ. Prof.):
professor with chair...
-
classical languages who
became Germany's only
ordentlicher Professor (
ordinarius professor) of
medieval and
modern Gr****
studies in the
university system...
-
concerned for them to
exchange jobs. In
April 1919, Born
became professor ordinarius and
Director of the
Institute of
Theoretical Physics on the
science faculty...
-
Emperor Justinian I (r. 527–565). He was also a
patrician and the
consul ordinarius of 538. Both John the
Lydian and
Zacharias Rhetor report that John was...
-
service with the
urban prefecture of Rome, and a
second consulship as
ordinarius with the
emperor Commodus as his colleague. When Commodus'
actions became...
- Bonn in the
spring of 1818; in the
following autumn he
became professor ordinarius. From Bonn,
where he had JCW
Augusti (1772–1841), JKL Gieseler, and Karl...
-
speaking community Gewoon hoogleraar (full professor, full-time) (professor
ordinarius)
Deeltijds gewoon hoogleraar -
buitengewoon hoogleraar (full professor...
- for the
first time
either before AD 238 as a
Suffectus or in 238 as an
Ordinarius. In 238 he was
princeps senatus, and
Gordian I
negotiated through him...
