Sacerdos magnus, mirabilisque doctor. Sanctitatis prodigium, et sapientiae portentum, verae virtutis arca, excelsae plena sapientiae, generi humano, sponte eam aperuit, modesteque eam patefecit: docendo exemplis verbis instruendo. Virtutibus propiis mundum aedificavit sapientia ejus orbem rigavit, cor suum dedit ad disciplinam qui docet hominem scientiam
Subtitle: Nec mireris! A solis ortu usque ad ocasum, totam aridam terram lustravit. Quod in mente habebat, opere complebat, omnibus totus erat, qui sibi nullus erat. Quid mirum! Sapientiam ejus enarrabunt gentes, et laudem ejus enunciabit ecclesia. Quid praeterea! Fecit simul, et docuit: ideo magnitudine sanctitatis triunfat, magnitudine sapientiae gaudet, Sanctus Bonaventura, episcopus, et cardinalis
By: Cui in gratitudinis signum P. F. Ignatius à Landaida, Ordinis Minorum, in oratione praevia ad licentiaturae gradum in sacra theologia petendum promittit explanare per horam integram illus Math. cap. 5... Qui autem fecerit, et docuerit, hic magnus vocabitur in regno coelorum. In regia, ac pontificia, D. Caroli, Guatemalensi Academia, die 21. mensis decembris, anni Domini 1810. Hora solita. Imprimatur. Dr. Batres rector..
Publisher: Apud Arevalo.
Published: 1810
Place of publication: Guatemala City?]
Language: lat
Subjects: Broadsides; Academic exercises; Academic Dissertations
Notes: Caption title.

First part of caption title printed on either side of engraved image of Saint Bonaventure.

Name of printer from foot of text.

Place of publication assumed from other Arevalo imprints of the same time period.

Announcement of the doctoral examination in theology by Ignacio de Landaida on December 21, 1810.

Engraved head piece of Saint Bonaventure in between the text of the caption title.

Text of broadside printed within ornamental border.

John Carter Brown Library copy acquired with the assistance of the Harper Fund.