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Willibald Pirckheimer (5
December 1470 – 22
December 1530) was a
German Renaissance lawyer,
author and
Renaissance humanist, a
wealthy and
prominent figure...
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Caritas Pirckheimer (21
March 1467 – 19
August 1532) was
Abbess of
Saint Clara's
convent in
Nuremberg at the time of the Reformation,
which she opposed...
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Willibald Pirckheimer in an
extremely rough tone
about his wife. He
called her an "old crow" and made
other vulgar remarks.
Pirckheimer also made no...
- Willibald-
Pirckheimer-Medaille was a
Bavarian literary prize. 1955:
Friedrich Heer 1956: Inge Meidinger-Geise,
Franz Schnabel 1958: Carl
Jacob Burckhardt...
- to
Willibald Pirckheimer in
extremely rough tones about his wife. He
called her an "old crow" and made
other vulgar remarks.
Pirckheimer also made no...
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medieval cemetery,
containing many old
graves (Albrecht Dürer,
Willibald Pirckheimer, and others). The
Rochusfriedhof or the Wöhrder
Kirchhof are near the...
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among this group, as were
Albrecht Dürer and
Johann and
Willibald Pirckheimer. The
Chronicle was
first published in
Latin on July 12, 1493 in the city...
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theological advice,
particularly from
Johannes Pirckheimer, the
father of Dürer's
friend Willibald Pirckheimer. Work on the
series started during Dürer's...
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pioneer and
inventor Caritas Pirckheimer (1467–1532),
abbess in
Nuremberg during the
Reformation Willibald Pirckheimer (1470–1530), lawyer,
author humanist...
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statesman (d. 1455) 1443 – Pope
Julius II (d. 1513) 1470 –
Willibald Pirckheimer,
German lawyer and
author (d. 1530) 1495 –
Nicolas Cleynaerts, Flemish...
