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Examen facultatum (Latin for
faculty exam;
abbreviated to Ex.fac.) is,
together with
Examen philosophi****, one of two
academic exams in most undergraduate...
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Examen artium was the name of the
academic certification conferred in
Denmark and Norway,
qualifying the
student for
admission to
university studies. Examen...
- The
College voor
Toetsen en
Examens (CvTE) is the
Dutch quasi-autonomous non-governmental
organisation charged with
administering the
exams for Dutch...
- to many more
positive practices,
generally called examen of consciousness. In twice-daily "
examens" one
might review the ways God has been
present through...
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Examen philosophi**** (Latin for
philosophic exam;
abbreviated to Ex.phil.) is,
together with
Examen facultatum, one of two
academic exams in most undergraduate...
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Examination of the
Council of
Trent (Latin:
Examen Concilii Tridentini, 1565–73) is a
large theological work of
Lutheran Reformer Martin Chemnitz. The...
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precision "Maisons des
Examens" (although this
mention does not
appear on any map),
because it is
located near the "Maisons des
Examens"
managed by the Interacademic...
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LexisNexis is an
American data
analytics company headquartered in New York, New York. Its
products are
various databases that are
accessed through online...
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probably a
response to the
dissolution of the Rump Parliament. The
Academiarum Examen of 1654 made
detailed proposals for the
reform of the
university curriculum;...
- are found. The
general examen,
often at the end of the day, is, as the name implies, a
general review. The
particular examen,
often in the
middle of...
