AI & ChatGPT searches , social queries for JULIUS PLATZMANN
Search references for JULIUS PLATZMANN. Phrases containing JULIUS PLATZMANN
See searches and references containing JULIUS PLATZMANN!
Search references for JULIUS PLATZMANN. Phrases containing JULIUS PLATZMANN
See searches and references containing JULIUS PLATZMANN!JULIUS PLATZMANN
German illustrator, linguist (1832–1902)
Karl Julius Platzmann (31 January 1832 – 6 September 1902) was a German botanical illustrator, writer and bibliophile. Platzmann first studied as an artist
Julius_Platzmann
Species of flowering plant in the laurel family
ISBN 978-968-5802-92-5. OCLC 10216962. Molina, Alonso de (1880). Julius Platzmann (ed.). Vocabulario De La Lengua Méxicana. Edición facsimilaria (in
Avocado
Fine arts university in Dresden, Germany
painter and sculptor Bencho Obreshkov (1899–1970), Bulgarian painter Julius Platzmann (1832-1902), German botanist, artist and bibliophile Hermann Prell
Dresden_Academy_of_Fine_Arts
1595 book by Joseph of Anchieta
in 1560. In 1874, the work was translated into German by linguist Julius Platzmann under the title Grammatik der brasilianischen Sprache, mit Zugrundelegung
Art of Grammar of the Most Used Language on the Coast of Brazil
Art_of_Grammar_of_the_Most_Used_Language_on_the_Coast_of_Brazil
Peruvian Jesuit priest and missionary (1585–1652)
All three works were repeatedly republished and revised. In 1876 Julius Platzmann, the German scholar in Native American languages, issued at Leipzig
Antonio_Ruiz_de_Montoya
Species of flowering plant
(1875). "Billbergia Amoena Lindl. Analyses d'apres les dessins de M. Julius Platzmann". Belgique horticole. t.25: Pl. III. Retrieved 2025-05-12. 1. Un fragment
Billbergia_amoena
Extinct language of Tierra del Fuego
Luke translated into the Yahgan language. London, 1881: archive.org Julius Platzmann: Glossar der feuerländischen Sprache. Leipzig, 1882: archive.org YAMANA
Yahgan_language
Swiss Archaeologist and Pali scholar
collaborated with various scholars of American languages, including Julius Platzmann and Karl Henning, the latter being the personal tutor and secretary
Emanuel_Forchhammer
Anchieta's Art of Grammar was translated into German by linguist Julius Platzmann in 1874. Broadly speaking, Old Tupi was spoken until the end of the
History_of_Tupi
German orientalist (1859–1921)
having been acquired through Pedro's influence from German bibliophile Julius Platzmann, who had bought it from Alphonse Pinart. He also reprinted several
Christian_Friedrich_Seybold
Jesuit missionary from Spain (1653–1713)
language, with a vocabulary and catechism). A facsimile reprint by Julius Platzmann was printed in Leipzig in 1895. It is one of the earliest descriptive
Pedro_Marbán
Species of flowering plant
This species is endemic to Brazil. It was named for German scholar Julius Platzmann, who discovered it. It was described in 1875 by Édouard Morren. Martinelli
Vriesea_platzmannii
Book by Alonso de Molina
un vocabulario en la lengua castellana y mexicana. 1571. 1880, by Julius Platzmann, Leipzig. 1910, by Rufino González, Puebla Talleres el Escritorio,
Vocabulario en lengua castellana y mexicana
Vocabulario_en_lengua_castellana_y_mexicana
Italian Jesuit missionary (1552–1625)
y otras varias cosas (1612) The publications by Bertonio are rare. Julius Platzmann published in facsimile the Arte y grammatica of 1603 and the Vocabularies
Ludovico_Bertonio
German Jesuit missionary
ethnographic notes, etc. The work was re-issued in two volumes by Julius Platzmann, the student of American languages (Leipzig, 1883), under its original
Bernhard_Havestadt
Cemetery in Saxony, Germany
1886 by the mayor of Leipzig, Dr. Otto Georgi and the governor Dr. H. A. Platzmann, and later the burial ground was consecrated by the Lutheran provost Superintendent
Südfriedhof_(Leipzig)
German painter
honorary citizen Carl Lampe, David Hansemann and the children of the family Platzmann. Besides, he portrayed members of the German nobility like Emperor Wilhelm
Bernhard_Plockhorst
French Capuchin missionary
CS1 maint: unrecognized language (link) de Nantes, Bernardo (1896). Platzmann, Julius (ed.). Catecismo da lingua kariris (Facsimile ed.). Leipzig: B.G.
Bernardo_de_Nantes
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN
JULIUS PLATZMANN