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Reuchlin had been bribed.
Reuchlin defended himself in a
pamphlet titled Augenspiegel (1511),
which the
theologians at the
University of
Cologne attempted...
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correcting an
unsharp image of the
fundus Helmholtz called his
instrument an
Augenspiegel ('eye mirror'). The name "ophthalmoscope" only came into
common use in...
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complained to
Emperor Maximilian, and
answered Pfefferkorn's
attack with his
Augenspiegel,
against which Pfefferkorn published his Brandspiegel. In June 1513,...
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Jewish Religious Books in Sixteenth-Century Germany:
Johannes Reuchlin's
Augenspiegel. BRILL. pp. 43–. ISBN 978-90-04-24185-5. Hale, 171. See also Davies,...
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Speyer to
decide the matter. Meanwhile, van
Hoogstraten had Reuchlin's
Augenspiegel, a
previously published retort to Pfefferkorn's Handspiegel, publicly...
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influential book on
ophthalmoscopy titled Vorlesungen über den
Gebrauch des
Augenspiegels (1864).
Schweigger died in Berlin. "Schweigger's perimeter": Handheld...
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Jewish Religious Books in Sixteenth-Century Germany:
Johannes Reuchlin's
Augenspiegel. Brill. p. 23. ISBN 978-90-04-24185-5.
Wooldridge Rowlands,
Eliot (1996)...
- dignitaries, in 1516, at
which time,
owing mainly to John Reuchlin's
Augenspiegel, the
famous controversy on the
authority of the
Jewish writings was ****uming...
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begged him to use his
influence in
order that the
examination of the
Augenspiegel should not be
given into the
hands of a
commission made up of strangers...
- des
Messias (star of the Messiah)(Esslingen, 1477).
Reuchlin in his
Augenspiegel declared them absurd. Both
works have
appendices giving the
Hebrew alphabet...
