- of the
Seven Wonders of the Peak by
Thomas Hobbes in his 1636 book De
Mirabilibus Pecci. Mam Tor is on the
southern edge of the Dark Peak (sandstones)...
- De
mirabilibus sacrae scripturae (English: On the
Miraculous Things in
Sacred Scripture) is a
Latin treatise written around 655 by an
anonymous Irish...
- only in the 15th century. De
mirabilibus was
later included in the
anthology known as the Book of Secrets. De
mirabilibus consists of
recipes or experiments...
- De
mirabilibus mundi may
refer to: De
mirabilibus mundi, a work
falsely attributed to Ovid De
mirabilibus mundi, a work by
Gaius Julius Solinus De mirabilibus...
- De
mirabilibus urbis Romae,
preserved in a
single m****cript in Cambridge, England, is a
medieval guide in
Latin to the
splendours of Rome,
which was...
-
Nicolaus de
Mirabilibus (Italian: Niccolò de' Mirabili; died 1495) was a
Transylvanian Dominican preacher and theologian.
Nicolaus (or Nicholas) was born...
-
Marvellous Things Heard (Ancient Gr****: Περὶ θαυμασίων ἀκουσμάτων; Latin: De
mirabilibus auscultationibus),
often called Mirabilia, is a
collection of thematically...
-
Wonders and **** From
Things Heard and Seenor, in Latin: De
Caelo et Eius
Mirabilibus et de inferno, ex
Auditis et Visis) is a book
written by
Emanuel Swedenborg...
- 12th-century
English cleric Magister Gregorius wrote a
descriptive essay De
Mirabilibus Urbis Romae and
recorded in an
appendix three pieces of
sculpture he...
-
including an
original edition of
Thomas Hobbes' book De
Mirabilibus Pecci. "De
Mirabilibus Pecci:
Being the
Wonders of the Peak in Darby-shire". www...
