- and Latin)
Henrik Kalteisen, author, and
Alexander Bugge, editor,
Erkebiskop Henrik Kalteisens Kopibog [
Archbishop Henrik Kalteisen's Copybook ] ( Christiana...
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century provincial superior of the
German province of
Dominicans Henrik Kalteisen (c. 1390–1464), 24th
Archbishop of
Nidaros Robert Kilwardby (c. 1215–1279)...
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generally convincing, but that some of his points,
notably that Hans
Kalteisen (who
served Maximilian and was Löffler's rival) had a
Nuremberg origin...
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shrine of St. Olaf in Koblenz. It was
founded in 1463 or 1464 by
Heinrich Kalteisen at his
retirement home, the
Dominican Monastery in the
Altstadt ("Old...
- (May 2014), 7
subspecies are recognized:
Ophrys argolica subsp.
aegaea (
Kalteisen & H.R.Reinhard) H.A.Pedersen & Faurh. - Gr****
islands Ophrys argolica...
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argolica H.Fleischm. –
Argolian bee-orchid
Ophrys argolica subsp.
aegaea (
Kalteisen & H. R. Reinhard) H. A.
Pedersen & Faurh. – Gr****
islands Ophrys argolica...
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Hussite Jan
Fuyger to
death in Würzburg in 1429.
Inquisitor Heinrich Kalteisen burned one
Beghard in
Mainz in 1458 and earlier,
around 1435, condemned...
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century provincial superior of the
German province of
Dominicans Henrik Kalteisen (c. 1390-1464), 24th
Archbishop of
Nidaros Robert Kilwardby (c. 1215-1279)...
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Archbishop of Nidaros. At that time, the
Archbishop was
Heinrich Kalteisen (Henrik
Kalteisen in
Norwegian and Danish,
Hinrik Kaldajárn in Icelandic), one...
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Henriksson 1404–1428:
Eskill 1430–1450:
Aslak Bolt 1452–1458:
Henrik Kalteisen, O.P. 1459–1474: Olav
Trondsson 1475–1510:
Gaute Ivarsson 1510–1522: Eric...
