Joachim Camerarius

Humanist, Klassischer Philologe, Gräzist, Theologe, Hochschullehrer, Gymnasiallehrer, Schriftsteller, Übersetzer

Born: April 12, 1500, Bamberg

Died: April 17, 1574, Leipzig

Joachim Camerarius — Creator: Johann Jakob Haid | Source: Wikimedia Commons
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Ioachimi Camerarii Quaestoris Opuscula aliquot elegantissima : nempe Erratum ... Aeolia, h. e. de ventis ... Phaenomena, siderum et stellarum historia ... Prognostica. Planetae ac menses duplices....
Ioachimi Camerarii Pabeberg. Commentarii Vtriusque Linguae : in quibus est Diaskeuē Onomastikē Tōn En Tō Anthrōpinō Sōmati Merōn ...
Versus senarii de Analogiis
Libellvs Continens Eclogas Et Alia Qvaedam Poëmatia Diversis Temporibvs Et Occasionibus composita : plaerisq[ue] nunc primum in lucem prodeuntibus

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