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"Can't you call on them, Pobs?" suggested Diana, "A sort of 'rectorial' visit, you know.

The Splendid Folly Margaret Pedler

We now come to my favorite passage:In his infamous rectorial address, Martin Heidegger looked forward to the time — hastened by Hitler's efforts — "when the spiritual strength of the West fails and its joints crack, when the moribund semblance of culture caves in and drags all forces into confusion and lets them suffocate in madness." pp.

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Has he done anything more than quote a passage from the rectorial address?

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Has he done anything more than quote a passage from the rectorial address?

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We now come to my favorite passage:In his infamous rectorial address, Martin Heidegger looked forward to the time — hastened by Hitler's efforts — "when the spiritual strength of the West fails and its joints crack, when the moribund semblance of culture caves in and drags all forces into confusion and lets them suffocate in madness." pp.

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Herein the righteousness of God, as the rectorial virtue of the divine nature, was concerned in the sin and apostasy of men.

Christologia 1616-1683 1965

In 1882 he was elected lord rector of the university of Glasgow, and Dr Dale wrote of his rectorial address: "It was not the old Bright."

Encyclopaedia Britannica, 11th Edition, Volume 4, Part 3 "Brescia" to "Bulgaria" Various

A citizen who offended the University was debarred from all intercourse with students, who were strictly forbidden to hire his house or his books; if a townsman brought a "calumnious accusation" against a student, and disobeyed a rectorial command to desist, he and his children, to the third generation, and all their goods, were to lie under an interdict,

Life in the Medieval University Robert S. Rait

The records, of Florence afford an illustration of the checks upon the rectorial power, to which we have referred in speaking of the typical

Life in the Medieval University Robert S. Rait

The writer has in his possession a copy of the deed, conveying, in the first year of Edward VI., the rectorial rights and appurtenances of

Records of Woodhall Spa and Neighbourhood Historical, Anecdotal, Physiographical, and Archaeological, with Other Matter James Conway Walter