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Dryander is a
family name. It
originates as a 16th-century
Humanist name,
literally meaning (in
Ancient Gr****) "oak-man". It was used by
people whose original...
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Carlsson Dryander (5
March 1748 – 19
October 1810) was a
Swedish botanist.
Dryander was born in Gothenburg, Sweden. He was the son of Carl
Leonard Dryander and...
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Dryander is a
national park in
Queensland (Australia), 938 km
northwest of Brisbane, and
north of Proserpine. The most
prominent mountain in the park is...
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November 1518? – 30
December 1552), also
known by the
humanist name
Francis Dryander (from the Gr**** drus,
which can be
translated encina in Spanish), was a...
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Friedrich Dryander (26
April 1756, in
Sankt Johann, Saarbrücken – 29
March 1812, in
Sankt Johann, Saarbrücken) was a
German painter.
Dryander created several...
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Johannes Dryander, also
known as
Johannes Eichmann (1500-1560), was an academic.
Dryander was born in Wetter, Holy
Roman Empire as
Johannes Eichmann. He...
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Horae ad usum Parisiense,
circa 1480.
Woodcut illustration from
Dryander, Der
Arzney gemeiner Inhalt, 1542
Detail from Children's
Games by Pieter...
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Diego de
Enzinas (c. 1520 – c. 15
March 1547), or
Jacobus Dryander,
Protestant scholar of
Spanish origin,
active in the Low
Countries and Rome, executed...
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Diagram of
astronomical rings (Johannes
Dryander,
Annulorum trium diversi generis...,
published Marburg, 1537)...
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sympathizers like Vergerio,
Camillo Renato,
Giulio di Milano [it], and
Francis Dryander. On two or
three occasions,
about 1550 or later, she
partook of the Eucharist...
