-
Freiherr von
Valvasor or
Johann Weichard Freiherr von
Valvasor (Slovene:
Janez Vajkard Valvasor,
pronounced [ˈʋáːlʋazɔɾ]) or
simply Valvasor (baptised on...
- for the
public monuments of the
Carniolan polymath Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor and
Valentin Vodnik, the
first Slovene poet and journalist, as well as...
- Kranj, Slovenia. It was
first mentioned in 1689 by the
local naturalist Valvasor in his
Glory of the
Duchy of Carniola, who
reported that,
after heavy rains...
- by Ptolemy, and
perhaps also to
Latin Carusardius.
Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor, a
pioneer of the
study of
karst in
Slovenia and a
fellow of the Royal...
-
encyclopedia published in
Nuremberg in 1689 by the
polymath Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor. It is the most
important work on his homeland, the
Duchy of Carniola,...
- map from 1567 used the
Latin name Ocra mons,
whereas Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor called it Krma (the
modern name of an
Alpine valley in the vicinity) in...
- naroda" [
Valvasor's Place in the Self-Recognition of
Slovenes as an
Individual Nation]. In Vovko,
Andrej (ed.).
Valvasorjev zbornik [
Valvasor's Proceedings]...
-
Sanders Peirce,
Henri Poincaré,
Nicolaus Copernicus,
Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor, René Descartes, Aristotle,
Emperor Frederick II, Averroes, Archimedes...
-
after Jure's decapitation. The
Carniolan scientist Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor wrote about Jure
Grando Alilović's life and
afterlife in his extensive...
- (born 1989),
tennis player Janez Vajkard Valvasor (1641–1693)
Slovene name of
Johann Weikhard von
Valvasor,
scholar and
polymath Keber, Janez. 1988....
