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Martin Dobrizhoffer (7
September 1717 – 17 July 1791) was an
Austrian Roman Catholic missionary and writer.
Dobrizhoffer was born in
Frymburk (Friedberg)...
- 1750
Jesuit missions had been
established among them (chiefly by
Martin Dobrizhoffer, who had been a
missionary in
Paraguay for
eighteen years), and they...
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formerly preached to the ****embled Indians. —
Dobrizhoffer 1822, p. 385
Almost 150
years prior to
Dobrizhoffer's arrival in Paraguay,
another Jesuit Missionary...
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volumes of
Martin Dobrizhoffer,
undertaken in
connection with Southey's Tale of Paraguay,
which had been
suggested to him by
Dobrizhoffer's volumes; and Southey...
- Botanists". harvard.edu.
Retrieved 4
March 2015. Del Techo, Ximénez,
Dobrizhoffer. p. 40., Nicolás; Bartolomé, Martín (1967). Tres
encuentros con América...
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folklore and
numerous myths.
According to the
Jesuit missionary Martin Dobrizhoffer, they
practiced cannibalism at one point,
perhaps as a
funerary ritual...
- Encyclopædia Britannica.
Retrieved 8
October 2015. Del Techo, Ximénez,
Dobrizhoffer, Nicolás, Bartolomé, Martín (1967). Tres
encuentros con América, Asunción...
- Jacques-Nicolas Tardieu,
French engraver (b. 1716) July 17 –
Martin Dobrizhoffer,
Austrian Jesuit missionary (b. 1717) July 25 –
Isaac Low,
American delegate...
- Adam Smith,
Scottish economist and
philosopher (b. 1723) 1791 –
Martin Dobrizhoffer,
Austrian missionary and
author (b. 1717) 1793 –
Charlotte Corday, French...
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vessel has been
compared to the
gigantic water-lily of the Amazon.
Martin Dobrizhoffer, a
Jesuit missionary in Paraguay,
recorded that the four
sides were raised...
