Category:Elias Montanus
From Theatrum Paracelsicum
- Ephraim Ignaz Naso, Phoenix redivivus, Ducatuum, Svidnicensis, & Jauroviensis, Breslau: Baumann 1667, 148 (zus-AAAAcAAJ)
- Court physician of Duke Johann Georg of Liegnitz and Brieg; natural son of Johannes Montanus
- Friedrich Lucae, Schlesiens curieuse Denckwürdigkeiten, Frankfurt am Main: Friedrich Knoche 1689, 624 (zmhgAAAAcAAJ)
- Nicolaus Henel von Hennenfeld, Silesiographiae Henelianae Renouatae, 1704, 539 (-91cAAAAcAAJ; 2mlgAAAAcAAJ; 8Dg_AAAAcAAJ)
- C. F. W. Richter, Historisch-Topographische Beschreibung des Striegauer Kreises, Striegau: C. Siegism. Weber 1829
- H. D-r., ‘Gelehrte Männer Striegau’s’, Schlesische Provinzialblätter N.F. 5 (1866), n° 9, 555 (uLJSAAAAcAAJ)
- E. Wernicke, ‘Neue Beiträge zur Geschichte der Renaissance in Brieg’, Schlesiens Vorzeit in Bild und Schrift, 43 (1880), 427-433, esp. 432 (pDgUAAAAYAAJ)
- Married to Lucretia, daughter of Georg Bahr (died December 9, 1600); Lucretia had a sister Rosina and died herself in May 1617. Elias Montanus lived in Brieg until 1604, later in Striegau.
- Corpus Paracelsisticum 3, n° 150
- Fabian Fischer, ‘M. Jean Musaeus, pasteur et alchimiste’, Le Blog de D-VOILE Généalogie, 25 janvier 2023 (https://parcourshistoriques.wordpress.com/2023/01/25/m-jean-musaeus-pasteur-et-alchimiste/; http://web.archive.org/web/20240215173954/https://parcourshistoriques.wordpress.com/2023/01/25/m-jean-musaeus-pasteur-et-alchimiste/)
Pages in category "Elias Montanus"
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