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|Title=<i>Dictionnaire historique et critique</i> | |Title=<i>Dictionnaire historique et critique</i> | ||
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|Bibliographic level=Encyclopedia or dictionary article | |Bibliographic level=Encyclopedia or dictionary article | ||
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|Catalogue description=http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/936332941 | |Catalogue description=http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/936332941 | ||
+ | |Keyword(s)=Ars magna sciendi; Quirinus Kuhlmann | ||
|Cited in=AHSI 162 783 | |Cited in=AHSI 162 783 | ||
|Digitization=https://tinyurl.com/zsn6vlo | |Digitization=https://tinyurl.com/zsn6vlo | ||
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− | + | Bayle touches on Kircher while speaking of the visionary and heretic Quirinus Kuhlmann (1651-1689), who was impressed by Kircher's [[Ars magna sciendi (1669)|Ars magna sciendi]] and corresponded with him. | |
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Bayle, Pierre. Dictionnaire historique et critique. (1697).
Name(s) | Bayle, Pierre |
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Title | Dictionnaire historique et critique |
Place of printing | Rotterdam |
Printer | Chez Reineir Leers |
Year | 1697 |
Language(s) | fre |
Bibliographic level | Encyclopedia or dictionary article |
Catalogue description | http://www.worldcat.org/oclc/936332941 |
Keyword(s) | Ars magna sciendi; Quirinus Kuhlmann |
Cited in | AHSI 162 783 |
Digitization | https://tinyurl.com/zsn6vlo |
Bayle touches on Kircher while speaking of the visionary and heretic Quirinus Kuhlmann (1651-1689), who was impressed by Kircher's Ars magna sciendi and corresponded with him.