- A
navicula de
Venetiis or "little ship of Venice" was an
altitude dial used to tell time and
which was
shaped like a
little ship. The
cursor (with a plumb...
-
James of
Venice (Latin:
Jacobus de
Venetia or de
Venetiis; Italian:
Giacomo da Venezia) or
James the
Venetian (Latin:
Jacobus Veneticus; died c. 1147)...
- in
Abraham de
Balmis Peculium Abrae.
Grammatica hebraea una **** latino,
Venetiis, 1523, sig. B6v. as well as in
Geoffroy Tory,
Champ Fleury,
Paris 1529...
-
sanitatis ****
expositione magistri Arnaldi de
Villanova Cat****ano
noviter impressus.
Venetiis:
impressum per
Bernardinum Venetum de Vitalibus, 1480....
- Blan****, De
Alumnis Collegij de
Propaganda Fide
Episcopum Sappatensem etc.
Venetiis,
Typis Marci Ginammi, MDC****VI (1636).
Temple 1705, pp. 285–286. Bjoern...
-
iuris prudentibus (in Latin).
Venetiis: apud
Hieronymum &
Ioannem Zenarios. 1579.
Responsa (in Latin). Vol. 1.
Venetiis: apud
Hieronymum &
Ioannem Zenarios...
-
Petrum Mannam medi**** Cremonensem. U.S.
National Library of Medicine.
Venetiis : Apud Mar****
Antonium Vlmum.{{cite book}}: CS1 maint:
publisher location...
-
there is a
universal Capuchin dial,
adjustable for latitude. A
navicula de
Venetiis or "little ship of Venice" was an
altitude dial used to tell time and which...
-
Engraving Joan.
Baptista Natali del. & Joan. Volpato, scul.
Venetiis (Tab. LXI)...
- (Gregorian calendar). See also the
colophon at the end of the book:
impressum venetiis in
aedibus aldi
romani mense februario anno M.V.D. ("printed in Venice...
