Nostrification, lat.-deutsch, nostrificiren, nannte man es, wenn ein auf einer Universität zum Doctor Promovirter an einer andern lesen wollte u. deßwegen Doctor noster (Dr. bei uns) wurde d.h. eine bestimmte Taxe bezahlte.
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