...office. They deter* mine the seniority of all Masters of Arts at the time of their-taking that degree. Two MODERATORS, nominated by the Proctors, and appointed by a Grace of the Senate. They act as the Proctors'substitutes in thePhilosophical Schools, superintending alternately the exercises and disputations...

...secretly, or to take them openly in scrutiny, and publicly to pronounce the assent or dissent of that Two MODERATORS, nominated by the Proctors, and appointed by a Grace of the Senate. They act as the Proctors1 substitutes in the Philosophical Schools, superintending alternately the exercises and disputations...

...office. They determine the seniority of all Masters of Arts at the time of their taking that degree. Two MODERATORS, nominated by the Proctors, and appointed by a Grace of the Senate. They aft a$ the Proctors' substitutes in the Philosophical Schools, superintending alternately the exercises...

...weights and measures, and to call all the abuses and defects thereof into the Commissary's Court. tations in philosophy, and the examinations for the degree of Bachelor of Arts. Two SCRUTATORS, who are Non-Regents, and whose duty is to attend at all congregations, to read the Graces...

...votes secretly or openly, and to declare the assent or dissent of that house. — The moderators are nominated by the proctors, and appointed by a grace of the senate. They superintend the exercises and disputations in philosophy, and the examinations for the degree of bachelor...