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AboutWürzburger Vorlesungsverzeichnisse 1785-1945
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The University of Würzburg was founded - after a predecessor institution at the beginning of the 15th century was very short lived - in 1582 by Prince Bishop Julius Echter. There were no printed course catalogs in our present sense in the first two centuries. From 1785 course catalogs were regularly published. Course catalogs are, of course, primarily intended to announce lectures, but also to provide information about the staff involved, the structure of the university, its institutes and far more information. In the Würzburg lecture catalogs, staff directories and/or student directories were included, and from 1830/31 these were published separately. To search for course catalogs in a library catalogs is difficult, because of their numerous title variations. The digitization project consequently refers to them as "lecture catalogs". The digitization of the directories of staff and students will follow in an envisaged second part of the project. For reasons of personal and copyright law, the digitization ends in 1945 for the time being.
The University Library has digitized further materials from its collections on Würzburg's university history:
Matrikel der Universität Würzburg (Handschrift M.ch.f.m.2)
Statuta Academiae Herbipolensis 1587 (Handschriften)
Statuta Facultatis Medicae (Handschrift)
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