-
Mehmed II (Ottoman Turkish: محمد ثانى, romanized: Meḥmed-i s̱ānī; Turkish: II. Mehmet,
pronounced [icinˈdʒi ˈmehmet]; 30
March 1432 – 3 May 1481), commonly...
-
summary at p. 92 Link1: [4] Link2: [5]
Georgius Bartholomaeus (1567). De
Turcarum moribus epitome. apud Ioan. Tornaesium. pp. 26–.
Alois Richard Nykl (1948)...
-
provinces or 'beierbei'.
Turcici imperii status seu
discursus varii de
rebus turcarum. 1630. p. 198.
Retrieved 2013-06-02. With a list of 'beglerbegatus'. Paul...
- (Leske, 1778)
Diadema setosum f.
depressa Dollfus & Roman, 1981
Diadema turcarum Schynvoet, 1711
Echinometra setosa Rumphius, 1705
Echinus diadema Gmelin...
-
years as a
slave in the
Ottoman Empire.
After escaping, he
published De
Turcarum ritu et
caermoniis in
Amsterdam in 1544. It is one of the
first European...
-
splendens Delip.
Tulipa suaveolens var.
bicolor Regel Tulipa suaveolens var.
pluriflora Regel Tulipa turcarum Levier Tulipa volgensis M.Bieb. ex Eichw....
- ****énique". "The
History of Turkish-Occupied
Greece (Four volumes)". De
Turcarum moribus epitome,
Bartholomaeo Georgieviz, peregrino, autore. apud J. Tornaesium...
-
author also of two
small treatises entitled De
mensibus and De
origine Turcarum. The
flowering plant genus Gazania, of
southern Africa, is
named after...
-
Commentarius in
Ruzname Naurus, sive,
Tabulae aequinoctiales novi
Persarum &
Turcarum anni (1676)
Exercitatio de vena
medinensi ad
mentem Ebnsinae, sive de dracunculis...
- the
Genoese Jesuit priest Ig****o
Lomellini (1560–1645). 1632, Latin,
Turcarum Alcor**** from
Arabic by
Johann Zechendorff (1580–1662),
unpublished m****cript...
