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church venerating Philip the Apostle, and a 6th-century
bread stamp (signum
pistoris [es])
shows Philip holding bread (John 6) with this
specific three-naved...
- the Holy
Roman Empire also sent delegations,
among these Johann Ernst Pistoris represented the
Electorate of Saxony,
Johann VIII. zu Sayn-Wittgenstein-Wittgenstein...
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known as
Khamis al-Amwat ("Thursday of the Dead"). A
bread stamp (signum
pistoris [es]) that was used to
imprint designs on
these cakes was
discovered in...
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Plautus Aulularia 359. A****ius
Metamorphoses VI 24, 2.
Iudicium coci et
pistoris iudice Vulcano.
Hyginus Fabulae 158. G.
Capdeville Volc****. Rechérches...
- the
story of Priapus'
attempted rape, the
origin of the
altar of
Jupiter Pistoris (of the bakers) in the
Gallic invasion of Rome, and the
rescue of the Palladium...
- to 1413 is
known from the
court rolls of Maldon, Es****: ...panis
wastel pistoris de
Writle in
defectus xs; item, le wigg
ejusdem in defectu, xs. It was...
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manner before being, for instance,
taken into a
communal bakery (see
signum pistoris [es]). The bread's
original owner, Celer, is
known to have
survived the...
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improvements in
structures such as the mill or the oven.
Numerous signa pistoris [es] ('bread stamps') have been
found throughout Hispania, such as in Córdoba...
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Cornelis van Eesteren, Hans Richter,
Nelly van Doesburg,
unknown (De
Pistoris?), El Lissitzky,
Ruggero Vasari, Otto
Freundlich (?),
Hannah Höch, Franz...
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Reusner (law).
Reusner studied in
Wittenberg and Leipzig,
under Modestinus Pistoris, and
Leonhard Badehorn. In Leipzig,
imperial personal physician Georg Wirth...
