Compendium of Philosophical History

and increased by noting other things; most of all, however, with the subject matter itself as a guide, the only source of true philosophy, the true foundations of all doctrines are laid; we still await the remaining parts from his singular industry. Furthermore, the very learned man JACOBUS GUILIELMUS FEVERLINUS looks to this, who likewise followed BUDDEUS in teaching the precepts of logic and made the medicine of the intellect; or logic from the logic of the venerable BUDDEUS and his own academic lectures on it reduced into short theses, in the year 1715. We add IOANNES REICHIUS, who applied his industry to illustrating the first part of practical philosophy through public disputations. He prefixed a succinct introduction, in which the history of ethics is recounted from the first origin of things through all the sects and ages of philosophers up to our own times and at the same time [he] indicated the disputations