7'err, e-F)lius. TERR-FILIU$. N �II. ?eglet?i? urenda filix innaritur agri$. '?rE D N E 5 DAY, 7tJ?'/e 2.(?. Defign in this Paper, according to a for- mer promWe, to Fre�ent the Reader with a timple of the ttatutes of the univer. fity of Oxvonr?, with rome remark; upon them, and how they are obferved. The firfi (a) flatnee relates to term? and .-?tion?, appointing when they fhai1 begin, and wlx,r. ?ncl; it alfo appoints publide Prayers at St. and a latin ?rmon at the beg!nning of every term: all which are tolerably ob]?rv d. As is likewifi: the (b) prona, which relate? to matriculation, the 1%s, ,remonie$, and ?onditicm thereof. Ti?ere is a (?) ttatnte which requires all'fcholars to be admitted into rome rolhg, or halli and forbids them to board or lodge in any private ho 0 (with- out the fpecial leave of the chancellor or vice-ch.?n- cellor) under the penalty, that whiltt"they ?alI fo ?vard or lodge, they {hall not enjoy the privileges the Tit. Z. $eO, ?, (0 Tit. $��t. 0, (0 Tit. I?
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