Quote:Do you know the place they were ransacking?
Unfortunately no. The only other sentence visible in the excerpt is the one that precedes the paragraph above quoted, and it reads:
Polixena wurde am 29. Juni 1633 installirt. (Reg. Nr. 139).
I'm not sure if the word is "Polixena", the font is a bit gothic for me. Here's the direct link:
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The next paragraph, as you see, begins with a reference to a Kloster, so I decided that "Polixena" is the name of the place.
It's a pity that the full text is not available. Full texts of some other books with this title are available, but "Bacher" is not found there. I guess they relate to other years of Diocese Wien.
If we search this book for "Polixena", a number of references is output (but not this very one - the search is not very consistent, it appears), in particular (quite as you suggest) - to a woman's name of "Polixena Ruschinger".
Quote:I don't know, whether it will help, but here is about the same person(s) :
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Ha! This time Mischowsky (as he is called here), Bacher and one "fiskal" Michael Pastorius seem to vex the folks of Odry in 1630. Will look into the translation later, thx Searcher!
Quote:Does this mean Baresch wrote a dissertation in Latin in 1603? It would be possible since he got his Baccalaureate a year before.
Quite so. According to You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view., it took him one year to prepare and defend his master's.