- Nicolas-Claude
Fabri de
Peiresc (1
December 1580 – 24 June 1637),
often known simply as
Peiresc, or by the
Latin form of his name, Peirescius, was a French...
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Peiresc may
refer to: Nicolas-Claude
Fabri de
Peiresc (1580–1637),
French astronomer,
antiquary and
savant 19226
Peiresc, an
outer main-belt
asteroid named...
-
precursor of
Kepler and Newton. He sta**** in the
Provence where he met
Peiresc with whom he
remained in
contact throughout his life. The
crater Vendelinus...
- made in 1620 for
Peiresc, who had the
Carolingian Codex Luxemburgensis on long-term loan, is
clearly the most faithful.
After Peiresc's death in 1637 the...
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ascribed the
bones to one of Hannibal's elephants. The
French scholar Peiresc also
demonstrated that such
bones belong to elephants.
Theutobochus mentioned...
- to be an H II region, was
observed in 1610 by Nicolas-Claude
Fabri de
Peiresc by telescope, the
first such
object discovered. The
regions may be of any...
- of diplomats. He
relied on his
friendship with Nicolas-Claude
Fabri de
Peiresc to get
information on
political developments in France.
Between 1627 and...
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mythology as a
distorted version of
Christian truths.
Nicolas Fabri de
Peiresc saw the
pagan religions of
Africa of his day as
relics that were in principle...
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northern rim. The
crater was
named in 1935
after Nicolas-Claude
Fabri de
Peiresc (1580–1637), the
French astronomer,
antiquary and savant. By convention...
- (Tunisia), a key to the 'giant' controversy, from
Saint Augustine (424) to
Peiresc (1632)".
Geological Society London Special Publications. 310 (1): 67–76...
