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Johannes Rosinus (Johann Roszfeld) (c. 1550 – 1626) was the
German author of a work on
Roman Antiquity called Antiquitatum romanarum corpus absolutissimum...
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Collini were
dedicated to Quirinus, and were
quartered on the
Quirinal Hill.
Rosinus called them[citation needed]
Agonenses Salii. The
second group of Salii...
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included the
scholars Georg Tannstetter,
Johannes Stabius, Stiborius,
Stefan Rosinus (1470-1548),
Johannes Cuspini****, and the
reformer Joachim Vadi****. These...
- 1128/mBio.00051-12. PMC 3345577. PMID 22511350.
Rendulic S,
Jagtap P,
Rosinus A,
Eppinger M, Baar C, Lanz C,
Keller H,
Lambert C,
Evans KJ, Goesmann...
- her own
personal amb****adors in Rome to
protect her interests,
Petrus Rosinus and Ture Bielke. The
papal curia was
willing to help them in this issue...
- 68f., 136 (e.g.
titled "Tractatus
Rosini ad Euticiam" (="Treatise of
Rosinus to Euticia").: 162 The Book of
Pictures itself is
influenced by Ancient...
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included the
scholars Georg Tannstetter, Stiborius,
Thomas Resch,
Stefan Rosinus,
Johannes Cuspini****, and the
reformer Joachim Vadi****.
These humanists...
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Suetonius and the book was
published later that year. In 1713 he
revised Rosinus' work on
Roman antiquities,
publishing his
Lexicon antiquitatum romanarum...
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southern France since fall 1940. Wilhelm/William and
Emilie Wälder (widow
Rosinus, born Reinheimer) were able to
emigrate in May 1941 to the US.
After 1945...
- as a
renowned and
successful scholar. The
dedication of his
edition of
Rosinus'
Antiquitatum romanarum corpus absolutissimum to King
James I, a Protestant...
