- Oskar, ed. (1882).
Otfrids Evangelienbuch. Halle/Saale: J.C.B. Mohr.
Retrieved 21
April 2017. Piper, Paul, ed. (1882).
Otfrids Evangelienbuch. Mit Einleitung...
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Otfrid Mittmann (27
December 1908 in Ruda Śląska — 1998) was a
German mathematician.
Starting in 1927, he
studied mathematics and
natural sciences in Göttingen...
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Otfrid Foerster (9
November 1873 – 15 June 1941) was a
German neurologist and neurosurgeon, who made
innovative contributions to
neurology and neurosurgery...
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Otfrid von
Hanstein (1869–1959) was a
German actor and writer. As a novelist, he was
prolific in
various genres; his best-known
works in English-language...
- work on
Otfrid von
Weissenburg includes:
Otfrids von
Weissenburg Evangelienbuch,
Regensburg 1856. Die Formen- und
Lautlehre der
Sprache Otfrids, Regensburg...
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cultivation of
German literacy.
Among his
students were
Walafrid Strabo and
Otfrid of Weissenburg.
Towards the end of the Old High
German period,
Notker Labeo...
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created by
electrical stimulation of the brain,
reported by
neurologist Otfrid Foerster as
early as 1929.
Brindley and
Lewin (1968)
inserted a
matrix of...
- m****cript,
which also
contains one of the
texts of the
Evangelienbuch of
Otfrid of
Weissenburg (to whom it was
formerly attributed). The
partial transcription...
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praising the "scientific leadership" of the ****s. The
German mathematician Otfrid Mittmann defended the law
against "unfavorable judgements". In the first...
- 1953) 1872 –
Bohdan Lepky,
Ukrainian author and poet (d. 1941) 1873 –
Otfrid Foerster,
German neurologist and
surgeon (d. 1941) 1874 –
Albert Francis...
