Reliable Accounts of the Most Eminent Writers from the Beginning of the World to 1500
M. Georg Christoph Hambergers, der Philosophie ausserordentlichen Professors auf der Georg Augustus Universität, und Custos der academischen Bibliothek, Zuverlässige Nachrichten von den vornehmsten Schriftstellern vom Anfange der Welt bis 1500. 4
German
1764
918 pages
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No prior complete English translation of this text has been found.
Georg Christoph Hamberger is best known for his monumental bibliographical work 'Das gelehrte Teutschland' (The Learned Germany), which he began in the 18th century and was later continued by Johann Georg Meusel. The title provided in the prompt, 'Reliable Accounts of the Most Eminent Writers from the Beginning of the World to 1500', appears to be a descriptive English translation of a different, likely related, bibliographical project or a misidentified work. Extensive searches across major library catalogs and digital archives yielded no record of any English translation of a work by Hamberger under that title, nor any English translation of his major bibliographical works. Given the nature of these 18th-century German reference works, it is highly probable that no English translation exists.
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lullismphilosophyhistoryliteraturetheologybiblical-studies
Georg Christoph Hamberger transforms dry cataloging into a hunt for historical truth. You will see how he strips away centuries of myth to reveal the actual lives and writings of the Middle Ages.
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