Glossary entry (derived from question below)
Dutch term or phrase:
Coll. Arb h.t. ab Actis//Coll. Arb. h.t. Praeses
English translation:
Secretary / Chairman (of an Examination Board in this matter)
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Francina
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Coll. Arb h.t. ab Actis//Coll. Arb. h.t. Praeses
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Medical
Certificates, Diplomas, Licenses, CVs
Degree certificate
Morning everyone,
I don't normally tackle certificates and the like so haven't come across this before.
These appears to be the titles of two signatories to a medical degree issued by a Dutch university - bottom of certificate above the respective signatures.
Has anyone got better experience in this field?
Thanks for your help in advance
Debbie
I don't normally tackle certificates and the like so haven't come across this before.
These appears to be the titles of two signatories to a medical degree issued by a Dutch university - bottom of certificate above the respective signatures.
Has anyone got better experience in this field?
Thanks for your help in advance
Debbie
Proposed translations
(English)
| 2 +1 | Ab-actis: The secretary |
Francina
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| 3 +1 | Present Secretary of the Arbitration Council/Present Chair of the Arbitration Council |
M. Zeevaarder
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Proposed translations
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Ab-actis: The secretary
Deborah part of the title appear in this link, under student society. Hope it helps somewhat
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Comment: "Thanks to both of you - Francina got me on the right track first - "
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Present Secretary of the Arbitration Council/Present Chair of the Arbitration Council
h.t. = hoc tempore = currently, presently
ab Actis (= abactis) = secretary
praeses = chair, chairman
The three translations above are certain, but "present", as in the full translation given, may be capable of improvement.
Coll = (probably) Collegium = Council
Arb. = (something with arbitration, I would say, can't think of the Latin) = Arbitration
ab Actis (= abactis) = secretary
praeses = chair, chairman
The three translations above are certain, but "present", as in the full translation given, may be capable of improvement.
Coll = (probably) Collegium = Council
Arb. = (something with arbitration, I would say, can't think of the Latin) = Arbitration
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