Examples of using Basilius in English and their translations into German
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Coin box of Basilius Amerbach.
Basilius Marianus Suarez, Metropolitan of India.
Notes====References==* Christian Basilius:"Die Mumme-Fibel der Mumme H. Nettelbeck K. G.
Basilius Amerbach had the piece in his collection as early as 1578.
Family==Paulinus was a member of the Decia gens, the son of Basilius Venantius(consul in 508), and the brother of Decius consul in 529.
Basilius of Cäsarea(+ 378) writes: Who does not want to bury itself in the mud of sensual desire must despise the body in general.
Michael Schaffner adds a new acknowledgement of Ludovic Demoulin de Rochefort, personal physician of the Savoyan dukes,who sold his medals to Basilius Amerbach in 1576.
Along with the brothers Basilius the Great and Gregory of Nyssa, he was the main opponent of the Arians.
Kunstmuseum Basel has the world's largest collection of works by the famous family of Holbein,and represents a collection of the famous collector in Basilius Amerbaha.
This was nothing, compared to what Basilius Amerbach, the third child and the only son of Bonifacius would gather later on.
She is trying to educate us and lead us in direction of becoming better people“- said these pilgrims from Ukraine and Fr. Jozefat,guardian of the monastery of St. Basilius.
The writings of the Byzantine Church Father BASILIUS of Caesarea for instance, has been printed in BASEL- were they probably were written in the first place.
We start in Berlin, the German capital- in style in front of the historic Brandenburger Tor- andour destination is the Red Square in Moscow with a group photo and the Basilius Cathedral as a backdrop.
Later legends connect Basilius to Julian Apostata, who, in disdain of Basilius' gift to him of barley bread, reciprocated with a coarse gift of hay.
Pope Paul V explains again in abull from 1565 that that"illustre order since the days of Basilius the Great, Damasus I, Valentinian and Julian to the apostate exists….
Arabic: brave, valiant Saint Basil the Great(Basilius of Caesarea) 329-379, from a Christian family in Cappadocia, brother of St. Gregory of Nyssa, is called one of the Four Fathers of the Greek church.
In addition, his published books include three novels, two short story collections, two poetry anthologies, a play,the poetic work“A Song of Praise for Riga” by Basilius Plinius, a catalogue for the Museum of Occupation, as well as several publications about Riga.
Basilius of Caesarea was born around 330 in Caesarea, Cappadocia, where he died 49 years later on January 1, 379, which is why this day plays such an important role in the Greek Orthodox Church, the day of Christmas and Santa Claus.
Responsible for the 292 illustrations have been the illustrator Basilius Wef(e)ring(er) from St. Joachimsthal(Jachymov) and the woodcutter Rudolf Manuel Deutsch(1525-1571) from Basel.
It is well worth seeing, this permanent exhibit with the beautiful name"Wege zur Welterkenntnis"("Ways to the perception of the world"), which does not only feature thestory of the Basel collectors Erasmus of Rotterdam and Basilius Amerbach, but also the stories of Remigius Faesch, Felix Platter and many others.
After the subjection, Basilius II recognised the rights of the Bulgarian National Church in three edicts, directed to the first Archbishop of Ochrida, the Bulgarian monk Iwan; this one(who was born at Debr) was elected by the bishops and sanctioned by Basilius in the year 1020.
Keiser put on his first opera"Procris und Cephalus" there and, the same year,his opera"Basilius" was put on at Hamburg and, as the musicologist Johann Mattheson noted,"received with great success and applause.
Developed in collaboration with the Kupferstichkabinett of the Staatliche Museen zu Berlin and the Technische Universität Berlin, the exhibition will feature major works by Maria Sibylla Merian in the context of flower depictions by her forerunners, contemporaries and successors,among them the famous Hortus Eystettensis by the pharmacist Basilius Besler(1561-1629) of Nuremberg, ornament engravings by Martin Schongauer ca.
Its origins can be traced to the Amerbach-Kabinett, the collection of Basel attorney Basilius Amerbach(1533-1591), from which large groups of drawings, predominantly by German and Upper Rhinish artists of the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries, derive.
These and many other medals of that period of time belonged to the collection of the physician and antiquarian Ludovic Demoulin de Rochefort(1515-1582), who arrived in Basel after having served at the court of Savoy.He sold his exceptional collection to Basilius Amerbach(1533-1591), whose cabinet of curiosities was to form the main nucleus of Basel's famous public collections later.
The majority of the earlyholdings come from the collection of Basel lawyer Basilius Amerbach(1533-1591), which was purchased by the City of Basel in 1661, and the collection of Remigius Faesch, which was donated to the University of Basel in 1823.
The eight chapters of Historia Naturae are introduced by another pictorial quotation that invokes the context of the cabinets of wonder: namely the 1622 title engraving of Continuatio rariorum et aspectu dignorum varii generis quæ collegit et suis impensis æri advivum incidi curavit atque evulgavit by Basilius Besler(1561-1629), a Nuremberg apothecary who was curator of a botanical garden and cabinet of naturalia.
Apart from descriptions by Johann Basilius Küchelbecker and Johann Georg Keyßler, visual documents are immensely important for today's research, such as the series of coloured engravings based on designs by Salomon Kleiner, which is now preserved in the Albertina.
