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|Name(s)=Kircher, Athanasius | |Name(s)=Kircher, Athanasius | ||
| − | |Title= | + | |Title=''Praefatio ad lectorem ex Prodromo Copto-Aegyptiaco'' |
|Year=1636 | |Year=1636 | ||
|Language=lat | |Language=lat | ||
|Bibliographic level=Manuscript | |Bibliographic level=Manuscript | ||
| + | |Cited in=AHSI 162 783 | ||
| + | |Digitization=No | ||
| + | |Transcription=No | ||
|Keyword(s)=Hieroglyphics; Prodromus Coptus sive Aegyptiacus; Coptic | |Keyword(s)=Hieroglyphics; Prodromus Coptus sive Aegyptiacus; Coptic | ||
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| − | Fletcher in [[AHSI 162 783]], p. 567, describes the item as an eleven quarto sides in Kircher's hand, with corrections and additions, being the preface to his PRodromus of 1636. Possibly Kircher forwarded this specimen to Peiresc before publication and for his approval - Bibl. NAt. Fonds Dupuy. 663, ff. 95-106. | + | Fletcher in [[AHSI 162 783]], p. 567, describes the item as an eleven quarto sides in Kircher's hand, with corrections and additions, being the preface to his PRodromus of 1636. Possibly Kircher forwarded this specimen to Peiresc before publication and for his approval - Bibl. NAt. Fonds Dupuy. 663, ff. 95-106. |
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Latest revision as of 09:42, 28 October 2019
| Name(s) | Kircher, Athanasius |
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| Title | Praefatio ad lectorem ex Prodromo Copto-Aegyptiaco |
| Year | 1636 |
| Language(s) | lat |
| Bibliographic level | Manuscript |
| Cited in | AHSI 162 783 |
| Digitization | No |
| Transcription | No |
Fletcher in AHSI 162 783, p. 567, describes the item as an eleven quarto sides in Kircher's hand, with corrections and additions, being the preface to his PRodromus of 1636. Possibly Kircher forwarded this specimen to Peiresc before publication and for his approval - Bibl. NAt. Fonds Dupuy. 663, ff. 95-106.
