- Latin, year 1669,
translation by
Golius. Alfrag**** is a
medieval Latin spelling of Al-Farghani.
Biography of
Jacobus Golius at the
Baheyeldin Dynasty site...
-
orientalist Jacob Golius published the
Arabic text on the
basis of a m****cript he had
acquired in the Near East,
accompanied by
Golius' own
Latin translation...
- the
Dutch Orientalist Jacobus Golius met with the China-based
Jesuit Martino Martini, who was p****ing
through Leyden.
Golius knew no Chinese, but he was...
- Arabshah's
history was
translated into
Latin by the
Dutch Orientalist Jacobus Golius in 1636. As Timurid-sponsored histories, the two
Zafarnamas present a dramatically...
-
several days. The
official search was
conducted on 24 August, led by Yuri
Golius.
Because Utochenko had not been able to
recount her
version of
events yet...
-
death in 1624 and was
succeeded by his
former pupil,
James Golius (1596–1667).
Erpenius and
Golius made
outstanding contributions to the
development of Arabic...
- was his
debut novel,
published in 2000. The
novel was
originally titled Golius: A
Failed Sestina and used as Stephen's
dissertation while attending Florida...
- time was a
Protestant University. He
studied both
mathematics with
Jacobus Golius, who
confronted him with Pappus's
hexagon theorem, and
astronomy with Martin...
-
printed dictionary of the
Arabic language in
Arabic characters.
Jacobus Golius,
Lexicon Arabico-Latinum,
Leiden 1653. The
dominant Arabic dictionary in...
- The name
Toliman originates with
Jacobus Golius' 1669
edition of Al-Farghani's Compendium. Tolimân is
Golius'
Latinisation of the
Arabic name الظلمان...
