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340 ♦  Universities in Imperial Austria, 1848–1918 na pražké univerzitě na přelomu 19. a 20. století,” in Magister Noster: Sborník Statí Věnovaných in Memoriam Prof.Phdr. Janu Havránkovi, Csc. / Festschrift in Memoriam Prof.Phdr. Jan Havránek, Csc., ed. Michal Svatoš, Luboš Velek, and Alice Velková (Prague: Karolinum, 2003), 175–82; and Hedda Leeb, “Geschichte der Universität Innsbruck von 1898 bis 1908,” 2 vols. (PhD diss., University of Innsbruck, 1967), 1:386–96. 12. Rokitansky, Die Conformität, 10. 13. For example, Jan Purkyně, “Kritika: Carl Rokitansky, Zeitfragen betreffend die Universität mit bes. Beziehung auf Medizin,” Časopis lékařův českých 2, no. 20 (1863): 256–58; and Jan Purkyně, “Kritika: Carl Rokitansky, Die Conformität der Universitäten mit Rücksicht auf gegenwärtige österreichische Zustände,” Časopis lékařův českých 3, no. 3 (1863): 22–24. 14. Zur Frage der Collegiengelder, 7. See also, in direct reaction to Rokitansky, Johann-Heinrich Dumreicher, Zeitfragen betreffend die Universität mit besonderer Beziehung auf Medicin, von Carl Rokitansky (Vienna: Carl Gerold, 1864), 13–14. 15. Joseph Anton Schöpf, Denkschrift des Comites für Wiederherstellung der Uni­ versität in Salzburg (Salzburg: Zaunrath’sche Buchdruckerei, 1870). 16. See also Heindl, Josephinische Mandarine, 119–21. 17. J.-H. Dumreicher, Zeitfragen, 13. 18. Heindl, Josephinische Mandarine, 200–209. 19. See, for example, Emil Frida (Jaroslav Vrchlický), who asked for a special allow- ance owing to a “long illness.” NA, MKV/R, inv.č. 9, fasc. 111, PA Frida, Z. 1406, 13 January 1910. 20. While this was often included in the negotiations, the most thorough discussion on why the professor and his assistants should have university residence can be found in ÚDAUK, LF NU, Kart. 2, PA Grosser, 30 September 1909. 21. See, for example, the failed appointment of associate professor Franz Chvostek (from Vienna) to Innsbruck, rejected because he demanded that his professo- rial salary should balance the pay cut he would receive owing to the loss of his position as chief physician. AT-OeStA/AVA Unterricht UM allg. Akten 920, PA Lorenz, Z. 10751, 16 April 1903. 22. See the comments on the promotion of Alfred Kohn from associate professor in Vienna to professor and chair of histology at the German University in Prague: ÚDAUK, LF NU, Kart 4., PA Kohn, Z. 664, 17 December 1910, 5 December 1910. 23. See, on the raise of 4,000 kronen in the case of Friedrich Becke (Graz), AT-OeStA/AVA Unterricht UM allg. Akten 934. Adolf Bauer (Vienna) received a raise from around 11,000 to 14,000 kronen. PA Adolf Bauer, 30047, 28 August 1906; AT-OeStA/AVA Unterricht UM allg. Akten 663, PA Becke. The regular salary was 6,400 kronen. 24. See, on the ministry’s efforts to keep the pharmacologist Hans Horst Meyer in Vienna, leading to the creation of an additional associate professorship at his institute, AT-OeStA/AVA Unterricht UM allg. Akten 633, PA Wiechowski, Z. 8979, 2 April 1910.