- Stanisław
Murzynowski (born 1527/8 in the
village of Suszyce, died 1553 in Königsberg (Królewiec,
today Kaliningrad)) was a
Polish writer, translator...
- as "gdi" (modern gdy). In
response to Seklucjan's grammar, Stanisław
Murzynowski wrote Ortografija polská. To jest
nauka pisániá i czytaniá języka polskié(go)...
- the
first translation of the New
Testament into
Polish by Stanisław
Murzynowski and the
Catechism of
Martynas Mažvydas,
which is the
first printed book...
-
Portrait of
Feliks Sypniewski in 1858 (at age 28) by
Antoni Murzynowski (crop of
Murzynowski's painting "Wojciech
Gerson and five
artists in his
Warsaw workshop")...
-
Seklucjan and Stanisław
Murzynowski, who had
their works printed in the shop of Hans Weinreich, a
native of Gdańsk.
Seklucjan and
Murzynowski produced the first...
- 1553 –
Oldest Polish translation of the New Testament, by Stanisław
Murzynowski, published. 1560 – 28 March: King
Sigismund II
Augustus of
Poland confers...
- of the New
Testament in
Polish came out,
issued by Stanisław
Murzynowski.
Murzynowski's collections of
sermons were
delivered by
Eustachy Trepka and in...
- (1509–1545),
religious reformer at Königsberg
Albertina University Stanisław
Murzynowski (c.1527–1553),
Polish writer,
translator and a
Lutheran activist during...
- Stanisław Zaborowski's in 1514, Jan Seklucjan's in 1549, Stanisław
Murzynowski's in 1551, and
Onufry Kopczyński's
grammars of 1778 and 1785, all with...
- the
first Polish orthographic dictionary was
published (by Stanisław
Murzynowski, 1551);
grammars and
dictionaries also proliferated. The
Polish Renaissance...
