We, the Rector and Senate of the Royal Prussian Rhenish 
Frederick William University in Bonn, testify by this certificate 
that Herr Carl Heinrich Marx, born in Trier, son of Herr Justizrat 
Marx of the same place, prepared for academic studies at the 
gymnasium in Trier, on the basis of the certificate of maturity of 
the above-mentioned gymnasium, was matriculated here on Oc- 
tober 17, 1835, has since then resided here until now as a student, 
and has applied himself to the study of jurisprudence. 

During this stay at our University, according to the certificates 
submitted to us, he has attended the lectures listed below: 


I. In the winter term 1835/36 


1) Encyclopaedia of jurisprudence with Professor Puggé, very 
diligent and attentive. 

2) Institutions with Professor Bécking, very diligent and with 
constant attention. 

3) History of Roman law with Professor Walter, ditto. 

4) Mythology of the Greeks and Romans with Professor 
Welcker, with excellent diligence and attention. 

5) Questions about Homer with Professor von Schlegel, diligent 
and attentive. 

6) History of modern art with Professor D’Alton, diligent and 
attentive. 


II. In the summer term 1836 


7) History of German law with Professor Walter, diligent. 


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8) Elegiacs of Propertius with Professor von Schlegel, diligent 
and attentive. 

9) European international law and 

10) Natural right with Professor Puggé. Could not be testified 
owing to the sudden death of Professor Puggé on August 5. 


In regard to his behaviour, it has to be noted that he has 
incurred a punishment of one day’s detention for disturbing the 
peace by rowdiness and drunkenness at night; nothing else is 
known to his disadvantage in a moral or economic respect. 
Subsequently, he was accused of having carried prohibited 
weapons in Cologne. The investigation is still pending. 

He has not been suspected of participation in any forbidden 
association among the students. 

In witness thereof, this certificate has been drawn up under the 
seal of the University and signed with their own hand by the 
Rector pro tem and also by the present Deans of the Faculties of Law 
and Philosophy. 


Bonn, August 22, 1836 


Rector Dean of the Faculty of Law 
Freytag Walter 
University judge Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy 
von Salomon | Loebell 


Oppenhofen, U.S. 


Witnessed by the Extraordinary Governmental Plenipotentiary 
and Curator 


Von Rehfues