-
spoke out
against Gnapheus, who had to move on to the
court of Duke
Albert of
Prussia in Königsberg (Królewiec).
Until 1547,
Gnapheus taught at what in...
- that direction. The
first attacks on him came from Protestants.
Wilhelm Gnapheus, a
Dutch refugee settled in Elbląg,
wrote a
comedy in Latin, Morosophus...
-
Ulrich I,
Count of East
Frisia (1408–1466),
Count of East
Frisia Wilhelm Gnapheus (1493–1568), a
humanist and
Reformed Protestant scholar Hermann Conring...
- "who wast
crucified for us." This is the
addition made by
Peter the Dyer (
gnapheús, fullos)
Syriac Patriarch of
Antioch (458-471),
which addition was rejected...
- of Jan van
Essen and
Hendrik Vos,
Wilhelm Gnapheus and
Cornelis Hoen, and Jan de Bakker.
According to
Gnapheus,
Tapper made
every possible effort to save...
-
Solomonis Sixt
Birck 1559–60 Trinity,
Cambridge Latin Acolastus Wilhelm Gnapheus 1560–1 Trinity,
Cambridge Latin John
babtiste George Buchanan 1562–3 Trinity...
- Protestantism. At Königsberg he had a
violent theological dispute with
Wilhelm Gnapheus. In 1547–48 he was the
first rector elected by the university, but in 1548...
- an act
celebrated by
theologians and
humanists and
praised by
Wilhelm Gnapheus in
Latin poetry. At that time it
contained 1,600
titles in 800 volumes...
-
Entry in
Robert A. Hatch's
database The
Scientific Revolution Wilhelm Gnapheus,
Prima Aelbingensis scholae foetura …,
Danzig 1541; also Molitor, p. 484...
