- A. Lane, year 1997,
provides a
biography of
Raphelengius on
pages ix - x Article, "Franciscus
Raphelengius'
Lexicon Arabico-Latinum,
Leiden 1613", by Alastair...
-
Raphelengius was a
family of
printers in 16th and 17th
century Flanders. The
family name is the
Latinized form of the
Dutch family name van Ravelingen...
- Arabi****, 1612.
Arabic lemmas were
printed in
Hebrew characters.
Franciscus Raphelengius,
Lexicon Arabi****,
Leiden 1613. The
first printed dictionary of the Arabic...
-
Empire as a wife of
Emperor Akbar (d. 1613)
February 27 –
Franciscus Raphelengius,
Dutch printer (d. 1597)
March 5 –
Christoph Pezel,
German theologian...
- sons-in-law Jan
Moretus and
Frans van
Ravelingen (
Raphelengius).
Plantin left his
Leiden office to
Raphelengius and
returned to
Antwerp after it
became more...
- Latin). Leiden:
Franciscus Raphelengius (1.). 1594.
Cyclometrica elementa duo (in Latin). Leiden:
Franciscus Raphelengius (1.). 1594.
Iosephi Scaligeri...
- quae exstant, p. 174,
Marcus Terentius Varro,
printed by
Christophorus Raphelengius, 1601. Apollodorus,
Epitome 6.10 Achterberg, Winfried; Best, Jan; Enzler...
- the
Epistles of John in Arabic, with a
Latin version,
printed by the
Raphelengius family at
Antwerp in 1612. He also left many
Arabic m****cripts to the...
- 19 –
Gunilla Bielke,
Queen of
Sweden (b. 1568) July 20 –
Franciscus Raphelengius,
Dutch printer (b. 1539) July 22 –
Gabriele Paleotti,
Italian Roman Catholic...
- 1584)
Politicorum sive
Civilis Doctrinae Libri **** (Leiden: Plantijn-
Raphelengius, 1589)
Online version De
militia romana (Antwerp: Plantijn-Moretus 1595)...
