- the Holy
Cross Sermons and the
Bible of
Queen Sophia, and
Calendarium cracoviense (1474) is Poland's
oldest surviving print. The
poets Jan Kochanowski...
- The Kraków
grosz (Latin:
grossus cracoviensis (sing.),
grossi cracovienses (pl.), Polish:
grosz krakowski, German:
Krakauer Groschen) were
medieval silver...
-
Almanach cracoviense ad
annum 1474 (Cracovian
Almanac for the Year 1474) is a
broadside astronomical wall
calendar for the year 1474, and Poland's oldest...
-
printing press in the city
after Kasper Straube had
printed the
Calendarium Cracoviense, the
first work
printed in Poland, in 1473. In 1520, the most famous...
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Nathan Yarborough, Ted Jensen,
Simon Söderberg,
Niels Nielsen,
Niklas Berglöf –
engineering Bp.
Necropolitus Cracovienses Zbigniew Bielak II – artwork...
-
Kasper Straube The
oldest printed work in
Poland is the
Latin Calendarium cracoviense (Cracovian Calendar), a single-sheet
astronomical almanac for the year...
-
Second Peace of Toruń
concludes the
Thirteen Years' War 1473
Almanach cracoviense ad
annum 1474
published 1478–1479 War of the Priests. 1492 June 7 Death...
-
Reinhard Elze. A
redaction of the text, the
Cracow Pontifical (Pontificale
Cracoviense saeculi XI),
believed to be
written at
Tyniec in the late 11th century...
- Hungarorum, the "Buda Chronicle".
First known printing in Poland,
Almanach cracoviense ad
annum 1474, a wall calendar. 1474
First book
printed in Spain, Obres...
- The
oldest known print from
Poland is
considered to be the
Almanach cracoviense ad
annum 1474 (Cracovian
Almanac for the Year 1474)
which is a single-sheet...
