Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Bonn / The University of ... [85-104]

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XIII Preface
1 Chapter I. Historical sketch of Bonn - Roman remains - The ancient Colonia Agrippina - Supposed period of the introduction of Christianity into this part of Germany - Splendid view of Bonn from the Seven Mountains - Favourable situation of the town for its University - Expression of the Author's feelings on the atrocious attempt to assassinate the King of Prussia
12 Chapter II. Dissolution of the order of the Jesuits in 1773 - The former University of Bonn founded, and chiefly supported by means of their forfeited property - Downfal of that institution caused by the first French revolution - Determination of the late King of Prussia, Frederick William III., to found a new University at Bonn - Facilities and arrangements for the purpose - Palace of the former Archbishops of Cologne selected as the most suitable building for the University - ...
PDF 22 Chapter III. Sketch of the exterior of the University - Its splendid appearance and vast dimensions - The interior - The Aula - Fresco paintings of the four learned faculties - Allegorical representations - Public lecture-rooms, and domestic apartments
34 Chapter IV. Classification of professors and private lecturers - Privatim Docentes and Licentiates - Assistant lecturers - Supreme authority of the University vested in the Government - Curator - Rector and Academical Senate - Learned Faculties - Great importance attached to the Faculty of Philosophy - Enumeration of professors, and subjects on which they lecture in the Faculty of Philosophy - Dr. Dahlmann, one of the expelled Professors of Göttingen
44 Chapter V. Faculty of Philosophy divided into four sections - Faculty of Medicine - Enumeration of professors, and branches on which they lecture - Faculty of Jurisprudence - Professors and subjects - Faculty of Roman-catholic Theology, with its professors and subjects - Faculty of Protestant Theology - Subjects the same as in the Roman-catholic - Professors different - Seminaries within the University - Their purposes and objects - Professors and others lecturing in them - ...
58 Chapter VI. Political comments on the College of Maynooth - Education of Protestant and Roman-catholic students in the University of Bonn - Number and classification of Roman-catholic students of Theology - Dr. Dieringer, director of the Convictorium - Reasons why the students of the Convictorium are placed under a different system of discipline from the others - Harmony and friendship between Protestant and Roman-catholic students - Their competitions for prizes and rewards - ...
69 Chapter VII. Lectures to be attended in the Faculty of Philosophy, as a qualification for the degree of Doctor - Lectures on philosophical subjects not formally particularized in the course - Amazing extent of learned labours - The library - Museum containing Roman antiquities discovered on the Rhine - The celebrated Professor Schlegel
80 Chapter VIII. Academy of arts - Ancient coins - Internal organization of the students - "Corporations" - Their devoted patriotism - Names and classification of the "Corporations" - Divisions on the practice of Duelling - Present tendency to discountenance it - "Moral Corporations" - Court of honour - Duellists and Non-Duellists - The students of the University of Bonn distinguished, as a body, for correct and decorous conduct
92 Chapter IX. Grand half-yearly festival of the Students of Bonn - Oxford students invited as special visitors - Forms and ceremonies observed upon the occasion - Inauguration Song - Academical laws respecting the conduct of students - Duelling - Students, if Prussian subjects, obliged to serve as private soldiers - Offences and punishments
104 Chapter X. Remarkable documents - Latin decrees of expulsion and banishment - Decrees issued at the Universities of Bonn and Göttingen - Translations of them - Great improvement in the general demeanour of the students at Bonn
114 Chapter XI. The celebrated Professor Welcker - His personal appearance - His manner and style of delivery - His splendid lectures upon ancient art - His theory, as illustrated by references to Pagan and to Christian times
131 Chapter XII. Professor Welcker's Lectures on the practical illustration of the Sublime and Beautiful in ancient Art, as shewn in the works of Phidias - The Ideal indispensable to the Sublime in Art - Political Lectures - Great freedom of expression allowed to the Professor of Politics, in the Rhenish University - Dr. Dahlmann's personal appearance and style of delivery
141 Chapter XIII. Professor Dahlmann's Lectures on the French Revolution - Abuse of the monarchical power assigned as the cause of it - True freedom incompatible with violence, and to be secured only by peaceful and constitutional freedom - Policy of Prussia in granting free liberty of speech and inquiry to academical professors - Dr. Arndt, the great patriotic Poet of Germany - Allusions to Prince Albert - Truth no flattery
PDF 154 Chapter XIV. Arrical of Prince Albert at Bonn, together with his brother, Prince Ernest, the present reigning Duke - His contemporary companions - His residence in reference to convenience and local scenery - His private tutor, and household establishment - Extreme regularity of his habits - His close application to study - His graceful affability and condescension - An unceremonious visit
164 Chapter XV. Studies of Prince Albert in Jurisprudence and History - Professor Walter engaged by the Prince as his first tutor in Roman and German Law - The high attainments ot that Professor - His strong advocacy of the Christian religion, and the Ultra-montane opinions imputed to him - Professors Böcking and Perthes colleagues to Dr. Walter, as tutors in Jurisprudence to the Prince - Dr. Loebell, the Prince's tutor in History - Prince Albert's talent for Music and Painting - ...
PDF 176 Chapter XVI. Latin Prose Address, presented to His Royal Highness Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha by the Faculty of Jurisconsults of the University of Bonn, upon his approaching Marriage - Degree of Doctor of Laws conferred upon him - Translation - Observations on Prince Albert's early education - Government system of School Education in Prussia
189 Chapter XVII. Style of Latin composition in the German Universities different from that in the English - Form of the Academical Degree conferred upon Prince Albert
196 Chapter XVIII. Office of Poet Laureate a sinecure in England - Her Majesty's Marriage not celebrated in verse by any British Poet - Most fanciful Epithalamium upon the occasion, by Dr. Ritchl, of the University of Bonn - Anticipated Criticisms upon that production - Copy of the Original - Close Translation in English verse - Decisions on Prize Essays
225 Chapter XIX. Prince Albert's knowledge of Music - Influence of Music on the German character - Palace of Brühl - Grand Concert - Descriptive details - The Lyric Poet Reiff - The popular and patriotic German song, "Das Leben am Rhein," with a translation, and the Music - Conclusion
1 New books and new editions published by John W. Parker, West Strand, London
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