The statutes of the university in Cambridge, relating to the degree of doctor in medicine.

  • Harvard University
Date:
1817
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Credit: The statutes of the university in Cambridge, relating to the degree of doctor in medicine. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    HL 4 Those candidates, who have been approved according to the fifth of these statutes, may present themselves at the public examination, next ensuing after such approbation. Each candidate, so presenting himself, shall then read and defend, or be examined upon the dissertation, which he shall have previously submitted to the faculty. At’ the in respect to each candidate, whether he shall be recom- mended as worthy of the degree for which he has ap- plied. ‘The decision of the faculty in respect to all those candidates, whom they do so recommend, shall be recorded by the Dean and shall by him be certified to the President, to be laid before the Senatus Acapmmicus. The can- didates will learn the decisions in respect to them by application to the President. Vil. Those candidates, who have received from the Sena- tus Academicus the final approbation, will, be directed _ by the President to appear at Cambridge, at such time as he may appoint, and he will then admit each of them, with the accustomed solemnities, to the degree of doctor of medicine.
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