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| ` Technically all degrees are conferred as a result of a grace , and all those about to graduate must request, or supplicate for, such a grace. Supplicats, which survive physically from the late 16 th century, were commonly signed by the college lecturers, or praelectors who could vouch for their pupils’ fitness for a degree; and the title ‘praelector’ is still in use for the college officer whose duty it is to present graduands in the Senate House . |
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