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Johannes Sleid**** or
Sleidan (1506 – 31
October 1556) was a
Luxembourgeois historian and
annalist of the Reformation. He was born at
Schleiden in the...
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Melanchthon (published 1557). The
theory was
topical in the 1550s.
Johann Sleidan in his De
quatuor imperiis summis (1556)
tried to
summarise the status...
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known as
Villa Brion, is a
small Art
Nouveau hôtel
particulier on rue
Sleidan in the
Neustadt district of Strasbourg, in the
French department of the...
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Retrieved 7
October 2023. Kess,
Alexandra (15
December 2016).
Johann Sleidan and the
Protestant Vision of History. Routledge. doi:10.4324/9781315251509...
- prin****lly
through the
humanist Johannes Sturm and the
historian Johann Sleidan. In the last
years of the
reign of
Francis I,
cardinal du
Bellay was in...
- law at the
University of
Strasbourg 30. Sleid****,
Johannes Sleid**** or
Sleidan (1506-1556),
historian of the
Reformation 31. Spener,
Philipp Spener (1635-1705)...
- With the life of the
author prefixed to the whole, with
notes upon it, by
Sleidan (1506–1556).
Faithfully translated from the late
edition of
Denis Godefroy...
- Bruni's
History of the War
Against the Goths, Froissart's
Chronicles in
Sleidan's epitome, and Aesop's fables.
Further translations were: the Commentaries...
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Cheke for some
favour offered by the King
towards his
countryman Johann Sleidan),
presented him with the
draft m****cript of his De
Regno Christi (which...
- du Général-de-Castelnau: No. 22 Rue de Phalsbourg:
Palais des Fêtes Rue
Sleidan: No. 22 Rue Twinger: No. 24 The
artists Charles Spindler, Jean-Désiré Ringel...
