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Johannes KENTMANN magyarországi ásványai 1565-ben = Johannes KENTMANN's minerals from Hungary in 1565
No full textArchival and printed documents (letters, diaries, books, maps, etc.) are the usual sources of research in the history of science. Non-written sources (collections, models, instruments) and their catalogues might have significant role in revealing contemporary scientific thinking. Johannes KENTMANN (1518–1574) was the first to publish a catalogue of a mineral collection: Nomenclatura rerum fossilium (Zürich, 1565). His minerals from the Carpathian region, collected during his trip to Hungary in 1550, are discussed here. Although the minerals did not persist, the catalogue faithfully recorded their characters, localities, and their classification.
KENTMANN was a medical doctor, who studied in Padova, and was a friend of Conrad GESNER. KENTMANN developed wide interests in botany and zoology while in Italy, and assembled a mineral collection during his later career. Requested to join the embassy of Josef STRAMBURGER to Hungary, sent by the elector Maurice of Saxony, in 1550 he paid a visit to the Hungarian mining centres and
collected minerals there. There were 1608 mineral specimens derived from 135 localities, about three-fourths of them from Saxony. Thirty specimens came from the Carpathian region. What can we understand from this seemingly minor, but theoretically significant collection? We suggest that KENTMANN went himself to the field and collected – at least some of – the minerals by his own hands, as indicated by Nos. 17–19 (see Table 1), found at the same locality.
He had a plan to assemble certain minerals in his collection. This plan is based mostly on those Carpathian minerals which have been discussed in AGRICOLA's De natura fossilium (1546): salt, bitumen, vitriol, copper, Bleiglanz, chrysocolla, and quicksilver. KENTMANN supplemented them by gold, bolus, enosteos (possibly fossil bones), antimon, and Bergblau. All these minerals had useful
purposes, either for metallurgy, or for medicine. He collected no minerals just for their beauty or decorative character, therefore pyrites and quartz are missing from the collection.
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Johannes KENTMANN (1518–1574) szászországi orvos 1550-ben részt vett a Josef STRAMBURGER vezette magyarországi követjáráson. Az útja során általa gyûjtött, ill. más úton megszerzett ásványok leírása megtalálható a „Nomenclatura rerum fossilium” címû, 1565-ben Zürichben megjelent
munkájában, mely a világ elsõ, nyomtatásban megjelent ásványkatalógusa. A 11 magyarországi, ill. összesen 30 kárpáti ásvány ismertetése a régió addigi legteljesebb ásványkatalógusa. KENTMANN gyûjtése a (kohászati vagy orvosi célra) hasznosítható ásványi nyersanyagokra szorítkozott
I cantici di Fidentio Glotto Crysio Ludimagistro. Con aggiunta d'alcune vaghe composizioni del medesimo genere
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Fidentio Glotto Chrisyo è pseudonimo dell'autore, Camillo Scroffa
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La data presunta di pubblicazione, 1565, si ricava da data della dedica a carta A2 vers
[Pragmáticas, 1565]
No full textColofón donde figura además:... a costa de Francisco López, librero en corte...Sign.: A8Angulo, Andrés de (fl. 1560-1578?), imp.López, Francisco, (Librero), Siglo XVIEnc. en perg. con abrazaderasNotas ms. con las fechas al inicio de las pragmáticas y alguna apost. ms. marg.Enc. en decimonoveno lugar con otras obrasPragmática para que no se metan raxas de fuera destos reynos, 1565-01-21 - Declaración del capítulo de cortes que dispone que los caldereros estrangeros no anden por el reyno para que aquello no se entienda con los naturales dellos, 1565-01-26 - Pragmática para que de aqui adelante en los pleytos delas mil y quinientas, y ley de Toro y tenuta no haya lugar oposicio[n] de nulidad delas sentencias q[ue] en consejo y audiencias se dieren en ellos, 1565-02-09 - Pragmática nueua de los lutos, 1565-03-2
Magallanica [cartographic material].
No full textAt centre of map: Terra Australis Incognita.; At head of map: Description de al terre sovbs. Avsrtale.; Map of the Southern hemisphere.; On verso: Livre troisieme des tables geographiques III par Pierre Bertivs.; Page 82.; Tooley, 162.; Also available in an electronic version via the Internet at: http://nla.gov.au/nla.map-t162
Guillelmus Farellus, Guillaume Farel, 1489 - 1565
No full textGUILLELMUS FARELLUS, GUILLAUME FAREL, 1489 - 1565
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Le Dispensarium de Cologne de 1565 : Georg Edmund Dann, Das Kölner Dispensarium von 1565
No full textBachoffner Pierre. Le Dispensarium de Cologne de 1565 : Georg Edmund Dann, Das Kölner Dispensarium von 1565. In: Revue d'histoire de la pharmacie, 59ᵉ année, n°209, 1971. p. 425
Going Beyond Counting First Authors in Author Co-citation Analysis
Full text linkThe present study examines one of the fundamental aspects of author co-citation analysis (ACA) - the way co-citation
counts are defined. Co-citation counting provides the data on which all subsequent statistical analyses and mappings
are based, and we compare ACA results based on two different types of co-citation counting - the traditional type that
only counts the first one among a cited work's authors on the one hand and a non-traditional type that takes into
account the first 5 authors of a cited work on the other hand. Results indicate that the picture produced through this non-traditional author co-citation counting contains more coherent author groups and is therefore considerably clearer. However, this picture represents fewer specialties in the research field being studied than that produced through the traditional first-author co-citation counting when the same number of top-ranked authors is selected and analyzed. Reasons for these effects are discussed
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