- Jean
Taisnier (or Taisner) (Latin:
Johannes Taisnierius; 1508, Ath,
Habsburg Netherlands – 1562, Cologne),
surnamed Hannonius (i.e., of the
County of Hainaut)...
- effectibus, Item de motu continuo. This is
considered a
piece of plagiarism, as
Taisnier presents, as
though his own, the
Epistola de
magnete of
Peregrinus and...
- acronyms.thefreedictionary;
retrieved 4
September 2021
Joann Taisnier Hannon (Jean
Taisnier (1508–1562)),
Opusculum perpetua memoria dignissimum, de natura...
-
Galileo also
subscribes to the
theory of impetus. In 1562, the
Jesuit Jean
Taisnier published from the
press of
Johann Birkmann of
Cologne a work entitled...
- d'Histoire L**** (1911), pp. 287-319, at pp. 287-95 (Persée). In French. 'IV.
Taisnier (Jean)', in E.
Vander Straeten, La
Musique aux Pays-Bas
avant le XIXe Siècle...
-
success went to the artist's head. He
claimed that his
grandfather Julian Taisnier, who had
moved from Ath (now
located in the
Walloon province of Hainaut)...
- from
Petrus Peregrinus de
Maricourt and
Giambattista Benedetti by Jean
Taisnier and
published in
Cologne in 1562), made at the
suggestion of his friend...
