-
dated 1420. In the 16th century,
Johannes Stöffler
published Elucidatio fabricae ususque astrolabii, a
manual of the
construction and use of the astrolabe...
-
Elucidatio fabricae ususque astrolabii. Apud G. Cavellat.
Alessandro Gunella and John Lamprey, Stoeffler's
Elucidatio (The
translation of
Elucidatio fabricae ususque...
- fabri,
enjoying the
status of immunes.
There were also
public workshops,
fabricae,
dedicated to the
making of the gladii.
Epigraphic attestations of the...
-
Geophysical Journal,
Volume 198,
Issue 1, p.1-7
Carlo Borromeo,
Instructiones fabricae et
suppellectilis ecclesiasticae (Fondazione Me****nte onlus.
Studio per...
- as no
archaeological evidence has been
found for the late
fabricae either). Late
fabricae were
located in
border provinces and dioceses. Some were general...
- contrary. For example,
illustrations in the
Notitia show that the army's
fabricae (arms factories) were
producing mail
armour at the end of the 4th century...
- had
centralized fabricae,
introduced by Diocletian, to
provide arms and
armor for the army. The
introduction of the
centralized fabricae,
where earlier...
- Heß-Kickert:
Architekturtheorie der
italienischen Renaissance. Die
Instructiones fabricae et
supellectilis ecclesiasticae des
Carlo Borromeo. Saarbrücken, 1999 Portals:...
-
optio in the
legionary or
Praetorian cavalry (equus
meaning horse).
Optio fabricae:
soldier in
charge of a workshop.
Optio navaliorum:
soldier in
charge of...
-
traveled in the
Portuguese colonial expedition to Goa in 1505-06.)
Elucidatio Fabricae Ususque Astrolabii, 1513
Astrolabii declaratio (in Latin). Paris: Guillaume...
