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UAT 3/ Akademischer Senat (I), Protokolle
Akademischer Senat (I), Protokolle >> Acta Senatus, Bd. XXIV
Enthält: Anwesend: Wagner, Lauterbach, Gravius, Pregitzer, Broetbeck; 1.) Von Dr. Lauterbach vorgetragene Streitfrage wegen der Reihenfolge bei den Kirchenplätzen. ([Johann Georg] Graf v.Manßfeld (Anm. 1), [Heinrich Casimir] v. Limburg (Anm. 2), [Johann Christoph] Baron v. Rothal) [UAT 3/5, Bl. 135']; 2.) Schreiben der Stadt Rottenburg an den Ober- und Untervogt zu Herrenberg in Sachen Ackerverkauf des Brunnmüllers. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136]; 3.) Bewilligtes Gesuch des Mag. Samuel Justus Biberstein um Interzession beim Fürsten in einer Schuldfrage. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136]; 4.) Dr. Lauterbach mit der Inventaraufnahme für die Witwe Bibersteyn betraut, Dr. [Daniel] Scheynemann (Anm. 3) und [Johann Rudolf] Cammerer mit der Pflege der Kinder. (Liz. [Johann Ulrich] Pregitzer) [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136]; 5.) An Stelle des [Johann Michael] Willius Buchbinder [Johann Heinrich] Reiß (Anm. 4) zum Tutor der Beckischen Kinder bestellt. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136']; 6.) Graeff und Wurmser mit der Linsemannischen (Lynsem.) und Mundischen Inventaraufnahme beauftragt. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136']; 7.) Vorzunehmende Kontrolle des Contuberniumsökonomen und Zeugenladung. ([Dr. Thomas] Lansius, Herr Vogt) [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136']; 8.) Straffrage in Sachen Bachmann und Magd. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 136'f.]; 9.) Akademikerschaft von dem an die Landschaft zu leistenden Römerzug befreit. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 137]; 10.) Gesuch des Dr. Wagner, seinen Sohn mit der freien Pfarrei Brackenheim zu bedenken. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 137]; 11.) Transportkostenfrage für Feldfrüchte vertagt. [UAT 3/5, Bl. 137]; Anm. 1: [Johann Georg] Graf v. Manßfeld: MUT 24628 [Mansfeld]. Anm. 2: [Heinrich Casimir] v. Limburg: MUT 24587. 25 022 [Limpurg]. Anm. 3: [Daniel] Scheynemann: MUT 24535; MUT 24634 [Scheinemann]. Anm. 4: [Johann Heinrich] Reiß: MUT 23129; MUT 23370.
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