File:Delphi - Gerbelius Nicolas - 1545.jpg

Summary

Description

English: Nicolai Gerbelij in descriptionem Graeciae Sophiani, Praefatio… Eiusdem de situ, nominibus et regionibus Graeciae Perbrevis in picturam Sophiani Introductio Basel, ex officina Ioannis Oporini, 1545.

Date

1545

Source

http://eng.travelogues.gr/collection.php?view=135

Author



Alternative names	Gerbel; Nikolaus Gerbellius
Description	German theologian, humanist, jurist and writer german writer
Date of birth/death	circa 1485	20 January 1560
Location of birth/death	Pforzheim	Strasbourg
Work location	Vienna
Authority file	: Q87535 VIAF: 60906847 ISNI: 0000000108579182 LCCN: n90605562 DBNL: gerb017 GND: 118985949 WorldCat

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