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Stewart, Theophilus

Biography: Humanist and Grammarian at King's College, Aberdeen. Matriculated Paris, 1529. Succeeded John Vaus as Master of the Grammar School in Old Aberdeen and as Humanist in 1539. Died 1576.

Biography Date: fl. 1529-76

Biography References: Prov. Reg. Notes (Bibliog. Aberd., p11); CERL; Fasti 45; ESL 150; Drummond 308;

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Owner (other form of name) Book Title Author Publication Place Date
Stewart, Theophilus Brevis et catholica symboli apostolici explicatio. Hessels, J. Louvain 1562
Stewart, Theophilus Coelium philosophorum seu de secretis naturae liber. Ulstadt, P. Strasbourg 1528
Stuart, Theophilus Compendiosissima grammatica Tardivus, Guilielmus Paris 1476
Stewart, Theophilus Doctrinale totius grammatices artis ... Hermannus Torrentinus in primam partem. Kempo Tessaliensis in secundam partem ... Andreas Gutterius Cerasianibus in... Alexander, de Villa Dei. Paris 1507?
Stewart, Theophilus Epistolae ad Lucilium. Epistolae Pauli et Senecae. Seneca Paris 1494/95
Steuart, Theophili Habes lector Johannis de sacro busto sphere textum una cum additionibus non aspernandis Petri Ciruelli. D. (a vero tamen textu... Sacro Bosco, Joannes de Paris 1515
Stewart, Theophilus Joannis Ravisii Textoris ... Cornucopiae, quo continentur loca diversis rebus abundantia, secundum ordinem literarum. Ravisius Textor, J. Paris 1519
Stewart, Theophilus Johannis Reuchlin de arte cabalistica libri tres, iam denuo adcurate revisi. Reuchlin, J. Haguenau 1530
Stewart, Theophilus Orontii Finei Delphinatis, liberalium disciplinarium Professoris Regii, Protomathesis: Opus uarium, ac scitu non minus utile quam incundum, nunc primum in... Fine, Oronce Paris 1532
Stewart, Theophyli Quae hoc libro continentur. Sedulii mirabilium diuinoru[m] libri quatuor carmine heroico ... Iuuenci de Euangelica historia libri quatuor. Sedulius Venice 1501
Stewart, Theophilus Vocabularius optimus gemma vocabulorum merito dictus, quia duobus milibus optimorum vocabulorum maior est priori gemmula et multo correctior. Magdeburg 1497