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Johannes Thomae Bureus Agrivillensis (born
Johan Bure; 1568–1652) was a
Swedish polymath, antiquarian, mystic,
royal librarian, poet, and
tutor and adviser...
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Anders Bure (before his
ennoblement Andreas Bureus; 14
August 1571 – 4
February 1646) was a
Swedish cartographer,
considered the "father of
Swedish cartography"...
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family genealogy written in the
beginning of the 17th
century by
Johannes Bureus, in his m****cript Om Bura namn och ätt. The m****cript is
stored at Riksarkivet...
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study of
runes was
initiated during the Renaissance, by
Johannes Bureus (1568–1652).
Bureus viewed runes as holy or
magical in a
kabbalistic sense. The study...
- (olive) ei [ej] pei (feet) œi [ej or øj] pignœi (pine cone nuts) eu [ew]
bureu (mushroom) ia [ja]
piatu (flat) ie [je] ientrà (to enter) oi [oj] soi (his)...
- marks, boxes, or
other symbols instead of runes. The Runa ABC of
Johannes Bureus was the
first Swedish alphabet book and its
purpose was to
teach the runic...
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specialized branch of
Germanic linguistics.
Runology was
initiated by
Johannes Bureus (1568–1652), who was
interested in the
linguistics of the
Geatish language...
- the
Spirit of Self-Reliance & Innovation". pib
delhi (press
information bureus,
Ministry of
Electronics and IT). 7
August 2020.
Archived from the original...
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another "a" on top (aͣ)
could sometimes be used, for
example in
Johannes Bureus's, Runa: ABC-Boken (1611). The ⟨uo⟩
ligature ů in
particular saw use in Early...
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staveless runes. It
appears from the
title page of
Johannes Bureus'
runic primer that
Bureus had some
understanding of the
staveless runes in 1611, but...
