- János
Zsámboky or János Zsámboki or János Sámboki, (with his
humanist name Latin:
Johannes Sambucus, or
Johannes Pannonicus Sambucus; 1 June 1531 – 13...
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preservation of the
heritage site. In
literature Humanist scholar János
Zsámboky dedicated to his
birthplace Latin language poem
Tirnaviae patriae meae...
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Slavonia in 1469. He died in the
Medvedgrad castle near Zagreb. János
Zsambóky (Johannes Sambucus) and
Count Sámuel
Teleki prepared the
first editions...
- 1555
Gabriele Faerno Centum Fabulae 1563
fables 100 la János
Zsámboky Emblemata ****
aliquot nummis antiqui operis Vienna 1564
Joris Hoefnagel...
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Pecheresse Approximate date – John
Skelton –
Colin Clout June 1 – János
Zsámboky,
Hungarian humanist scholar (died 1584)
October 7 –
Scipione Ammirato,...
- Zrínyi Miklós (1620–1664),
Hungarian general,
statesman and poet János
Zsámboky,
humanist Ferenc Anisits,
inventor of the BMW
diesel engine (1983) Oszkár...
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translated into
Latin by
Willem Canter from a m****cript
owned by János
Zsámboky and
published at
Antwerp in 1575 by
Christophe Plantin. Dee wrote: Moreover...
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information about the
literary events and
publications of 1564.
January – János
Zsámboky (Johannes Sambucus)
completes the
preface to his Emblemata.
February 6...
- (b. 1516) June 10 – François, Duke of
Anjou (b. 1555) June 13 – János
Zsámboky,
Hungarian scholar (b. 1531) July 10
Francis Throckmorton, conspirator...
- (composer) Mihály
Tompa (poet) Imre Thököly (prince,
military leader) János
Zsámboky (16th-century humanist) Balázs Borbély (sportsman)
Imrich Bugár Imre Bugár...
