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30. Lecture Notes taken by Philip Schaft:

30. Lecture Notes taken by Philip Schaft:

Philip Schaff

30. Lecture Notes taken by Philip Schaft:

"Logic by Prof.

George Schmid."

German script.

Stuttgart, 1836/37.

"Philosophy by H. Prof. [Georg] Schmid." German script. Stuttgart, 1836/37.

"Philosophy and Christian Ethics by Prof. [Georg] Schmid." German script. 1836/37.

"Harmony of the Gospels by Prof. Dr. [F. H.] Kern." German script. Tiibingen, 1837/38.

"Lectures on Practical Philosophy by Prof. C. Ph. Fisher' [Karl Philipp Fischer]. German script. Tiibingen, 1837/38.

"Lectures on Hegelian Philosophy delivered by Dr. Visher' [F.

Theo. Vischer]. German script. Tiibingen, 1838.

"Lectures on the Pentateuch by Dr. [G. H. A.] Ewald (the celebrated orientalist) .' German script. Tiibingen, 1838.

"History of Doctrine by Prof. Dr. Christian Ferdinand Baur"

[Ferdinand Christian Baur]. German script. Tiibingen, 1838/39.

"Lectures on Anthropology by Prof. K. Ph. Fischer.'' German script. Tubingen, 1838/39.

"Lectures of Prof. Dr. [D. F.] Schmid on N, Test. Theology." German script. Ttbingen, 1839.

"Lectures on the Epistle to the Hebrews by Dr. [Gustav Friedrich von| Oehler." German script. 'Tubingen, 1839.

"Lectures on the Theology of the O. Test. by Dr. [Gustav Friedrich von] Oehler of Tiibingen."" German script. 1839.

"History of Philosophy from the Beginning of Christianity to the Fifth Century by Prof. [J. E.] Erdmann." German script. Halle,

1839/40.

"Evangelical Copy Book for Theology, Philosophy, Sacred Literature, and Philology.' German script. Commenced in Halle, June

20, 1840.

"Lectures of Dr. [E.] W. Hengstenberg on the Epistle to the Romans." German script. Berlin, 1840.

"Lectures of Dr. [Ernst Wilhelm] Hengstenberg in Berlin on the Introduction to the Old Testament." German script. 1841.

"Lectures on Jurisprudence [Deutsche staatsund privatfiirstenrecht] by [Prof. Friedrich Julius] Stahl." German script. Berlin,

1854/55. [These notes were apparently taken by Schaff during his sabbatical leave from Mercersburg in 1854.|

"Philosophy."

Lecture notes in German script, otherwise unidentified.

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