-
variety of
notable historic buildings;
among the most
notable are the St.
Cosmae et
Damiani Lutheran Church, the
Wilhadi Lutheran Church, the city hall,...
- The
Church of
Saints Cosmas and Damian,
Stade (German: Ss.
Cosmae et
Damiani or St.
Cosmae) is a
Lutheran church in Stade, Germany. The
church was built...
- born in Padingbüttel and
worked as
organist and
composer at Stade's St.
Cosmae et
Damiani (1675–1702) and Hamburg's
famous St.
Nikolai (1702–1740), where...
- 1999. 2 CD (Cleveland
Johnson and
Claudia Heberlein Johnson in Stade/St.
Cosmae, Tangermünde, and Wellesley) The
Organ Works of
Heinrich Scheidemann. Vol...
- De
Topographia Constantinopoleos et de
illius antiquitatibus libri IV,
Cosmæ Indopleutes and De
Bosphoro Thracio libri III, in
which he
provided the...
- Cosmas's
continuators (Czech: pokračovatelé Kosmovi; Latin:
continuatores Cosmae) were
various Bohemian authors who
wrote continuations in
Latin of the Chronica...
-
instrument previously rebuilt in 1636 by
Gottfried Fritzsche (1578–1638). St.
Cosmae und Damianikirche,
Stade (Schnitger's
first organ,
completed in 1676 after...
- Sorbonae-Plessaeo propugnaret, die Dom. 7 Augusti, an 1707 (1707)
Beatis Cosmae et
Damiano Hymnes Latines et Françoises
Plutei (Lutrin)
Canto I (1707) Plutei...
- *1654–†1740), organist, composer,
organ and
music pedagogue,
organist at the Ss.
Cosmae et
Damiani Lutheran Church in
Stade (1675–1702)
Christoph Meiners (born...
-
compilation of
several codices,
including Verba seniorum, P****io
martyrum Cosmae et Damiani,
Sermones beati Augustini. The
codex is
known as Aemilianensis...
