- The Wanradt–
Koell Catechism (Estonian:
Wanradti ja
Koelli katekismus) is a
partly preserved book that is
considered the
oldest printed source of Estonian...
- 1530s.
Early Estonian-language
Protestant texts emerged,
including Wanradt–
Koell Catechism in 1535.
Ethnic Estonian townspeople,
inspired by
Protestant ideals...
- history. A
Kronotek higher-up
known as "Mother"
tells Morris that
Doctor Koell, the organization's founder, has gone
missing and
disturbances have started...
- Sara
Koell (born 22 May 1990 in Mittersill),
better known as Sara De Blue, is an
Austrian singer and songwriter. At the age of 13, De Blue
started singing...
-
Hyalosaurus koellikeri, is
named in his honor. The
standard author abbreviation Koell. is used to
indicate this
person as the
author when
citing a
botanical name...
-
November 2010.
Koelling,
Melvin R; Laing, Fred; Taylor, Fred (1996). "Chapter 2:
History of
Maple Syrup and
Sugar Production". In
Koelling,
Melvin R; Heiligmann...
-
translation of the
Lutheran catechism (Wanradt–
Koell Catechism) by
Simon Wanradt [de] and
Johann Koell [de] (1535). For the use of
priests an Estonian...
-
Enrico Kölling (born 27
February 1990),
occasionally spelled Koelling or Kolling, is a
German professional boxer who
challenged for the IBF light-heavyweight...
-
earliest printed book in Estonian, a
Catechism with a
translation by
Johann Koell from the
Middle Low
German Lutheran text of
Simon Wanradt, is
printed by...
- "Beterbiev's
title eliminator with
Koelling canceled". 19 July 2017. "Top Rank wins
purse bid to Beterbiev-
Koelling". 25 July 2017. "Magdaleno, Beterbiev...
