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Johannes Meursius (van Meurs) (9
February 1579 – 20
September 1639) was a
Dutch classical scholar and antiquary.
Meursius was born
Johannes van
Meurs at...
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hopelessly corrupt to its
first contemporary editor,
classical scholar Johannes Meursius, was
nevertheless restored,
apparently with success, by the
Danish scholar...
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circle and
conic sections), vol. 2 (Antwerp, (Belgium):
Johannes and
Jakob Meursius, 1647). On page 586,
Proposition CIX, he
proves that if the
abscissas of...
- Stow,
William Camden,
Justus Lipsius,
Joseph Justus Scaliger,
Johannes Meursius,
Hubert Goltzius,
Henry Spelman,
Charles Patin,
Philipp Clüver, William...
- or
Johannes Meursius, a
humanist professor teaching history in Leiden,
Holland since 1610. The
attribution to
Sigea was a lie and
Meursius' involvement...
- Studies. pp. 58–61. ISBN 978-0-88402-021-9.
Constantine VII Porphyrogenitus;
Meursius,
Johannes (1611). De
administrando imperio (in Gr****). Leiden: Ioannes...
- was then
translated into
Latin by Jean or
Johannes Meursius. The
attribution to
Sigea and
Meursius was a lie; the true
author was
Nicolas Chorier. A unique...
- Ogilvie,
Scottish Jesuit,
Roman Catholic saint (martyred 1615)
Johannes Meursius,
Dutch classical scholar and
antiquary (d. 1639)
February 5 – Countess...
- 1501) 1533 –
Shimazu Yoshihisa, ****anese daimyō (d. 1611) 1579 –
Johannes Meursius,
Dutch classical scholar (d. 1639) 1651 –
Procopio Cutò,
French entrepreneur...
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Early Christian Symbolism.
Quest Books. p. 128. ISBN 978-0-8356-0696-7.
Meursius, Demiurg. Pythag. ch. 7, ap. Gronov. Thes. Gr. Ant. col. 9; to
which may...
