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1. The history of Lviv University. The history of Lviv University starts with the foundation of the Jesuit collegium in 1608 [1]. On the 20th of January 1661 the Polish king Jan Kazimierz signed the diploma assigning the “significance of Academy and the title of University” to this collegium with the permission to teach all scientific university subjects of those times and to award scientific degrees of Licentiate, Bachelor, Master and Doctor. During its history, the University changed its name and status several times [2, 3]: • 1608–1661 – Jesuit Collegium; • 1661–1773 – Academy, University; • 1773–1784 – Lyceum; • 1784–1805 – Josef II University; • 1805–1817 – Lyceum; • 1817–1918 – Universitas Franciscae; • 1919–1939 – Jan Kazimierz University; • 1940– up to now – Ivan Franko Lviv University. The dissolution of the Jesuit order in 1773 led to the transformation of the University into Lyceum. In addition to some Jesuit professors, which were still there, some others were sent from Vienna. The Lyceum had no permission to award scientific degrees in spite of the fact that some theses were defended there. According to the decree of Josef II of 1784 the University was reopened and consisted of four faculties: theology, law, medicine, and philosophy (there were only theological and

Remarks on the history of mathematics in Lviv up to the middle of the XXth century