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Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten (1
February 1758 – 26
October 1818), also
known as
Ludwig Theobul or
Ludwig Theoboul, was a
German poet and
Lutheran preacher...
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ecclesiastic Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten (1758–1818).
Kosegarten was the son of the poet and
pastor Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten. He
received his
early education...
- Stralsund. His year of
birth is uncertain, a date
around 1505 is
suggested by
Kosegarten (1842) and in the ADB. No
reports about his
parents and his childhood...
- Wiley. p. 293. ISBN 978-0-470-85523-2. Mengel, Konrad; Kirkby,
Ernest A.;
Kosegarten, Harald; Appel, Thomas, eds. (2001).
Principles of
Plant Nutrition. Springer...
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University Press. ISBN 978-0-19-956634-1. Mengel, Konrad; Kirkby,
Ernest A.;
Kosegarten, Harald; Appel, Thomas, eds. (2001).
Principles of
Plant Nutrition (5th ed...
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Three extracts were
published in 1818 by the
German orientalist Johann Kosegarten. A
fourth extract was
published the
following year.
French scholars were...
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Duwal al-Mulūk
History of the Fatimites;
extract published by J.G.L.
Kosegarten in
Chrestomathia (Leipzig, 1828), pp. 115–123;
History of the Ayyubit...
- to do so". From here,
depictions of
fasces exploded.
Antje Middeldorf-
Kosegarten, in
Reallexikon zur
Deutschen Kunstgeschichte,
charts for the post-Ripa...
- met and was
subsequently influenced by the
theologian Ludwig Gotthard Kosegarten, who
taught that
nature was a
revelation of God.
Quistorp introduced Friedrich...
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Three extracts were
published in 1818 by the
German orientalist Johann Kosegarten. A
fourth extract was
published the
following year.
French scholars were...
