- Zosimus.
Other name variants: Hans Lewenklaw, Löwenklau,
Joannes Leunclavius, John
Leunclavius Nina
Berman (11
February 2011).
German Literature on the Middle...
- 'powerful' or 'mighty'.
According to 16th-century
German historian Johannes Leunclavius,
Dulkadir was a
corruption of the
Turkic name Torghud.
Franz Babinger...
-
sources presented verbatim reissue,
Primus Verlag Darmstadt 1997 John
Leunclavius:Annales
Svltanorvm Othmanidarvm, A
Tvrcis Sva
Lingva Scripti Frankfurt...
-
published at Frankfort, 1577, 8vo., in a
Latin translation, made by
Leunclavius, from a very
imperfect Gr**** m****cript, with the
title "Apomasaris Apotelesmata...
- of
Leunclavius,
accompanied by a
defence of the
historian (Basel, 1576, fol.). The
first two books, in Gr****, with the
translation of
Leunclavius, were...
-
ablest of the
Christian princes", as he was
described by
German historian Leunclavius,
ruled Wallachia for 32 years.
Mircea was a ktetor,
building among other...
- -Pius-Gymnasium.
Coesfeld is
twinned with: De Bilt,
Netherlands Plerguer,
France Leunclavius (1541–1594), humanist,
legal scholar, Gr****
scholar and
historian Christoph...
-
sources prompted a re-evaluation of his career.
German humanist Johannes Leunclavius discovered Zosimus'
writings and
published a
Latin translation in 1576...
-
vielen schönen
Curiositaeten angefüllte Reiß-Beschreibung 1591:
Johannes Leunclavius:
Historiae Musulmanae Turcorum Latin: "Cuzzimu
barec ea
ciuitas est Palæstinæ...
- production, but
chiefly for its
silver mines. The
sanjak is
attested by
Leunclavius in 1588, and
again in the
seventh volume of
Evliya Çelebi's
travel books...
