Cursus philosophicus Aristotelico Thomisticus [manuscript]
Subtitle: tres unius phil[osoph]ia sci[enti]as logicam, physicam et metaphy[sic]am complectens quem ex quas deo homini in augustissimo altaris sacramento vere realiter ex substantialiter presenti humillime dedicamus ac devotisseme consecramus. Coeptus 1709. 9 Octobris
Published: 1709
Place of publication: Köln
Language: lat
Subjects: Early works to 1800; History; Philosophy; Universität Köln
Notes: Manuscript in Latin on paper in cursive hand with few corrections, bound with associated engravings and letterpress.

Contemporary vellum binding, rebacked.

Complete 2-year philosophy course given in three parts at the Laurentianum, one of the separate gymnasia or schools that made up the University of Cologne; Logic (October 9, 1709-September 19, 1710), Physica (natural philosophy or science) (November 5, 1710-September 19, 1711), and Metaphysics (December 12-19, 1711). Johannes Sütgen, professor; Joannes Petrus Bruns, of Kempen, student.