ハインリヒ・コルネリウス・アグリッパ
Also known as Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, H. Cornelius Agrippa
German polymath, physician, legal scholar and soldier (1486–1535)
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Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa was a German scholar and physician from the Renaissance period (1486–1535) who studied medicine, law, and military science. He is historically significant as a major figure in Renaissance intellectual life, though details about his specific contributions and legacy would require further research to accurately describe.
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Person · Open Library
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- 7
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- Occult Philosophy and Magick
- Die Philosophie der Naturmagie
- Philosophie de la Magie Naturelle
- Female Preeminence
- Three Books of Occult Philosophy
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- Person
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- Male
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- United Kingdom
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Works in European collections
36 objects attributed to ハインリヒ・コルネリウス・アグリッパ, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
Della Nobilta et eccellezna delle donne, dalla lingua francese nella italiana tradotte (da Angelo Cocci) Con una oratione di Alessandro Piccolomini in lode delle medesime
De occulta philosophia libri 3. cum postillis ... noviter additis.
HENRICI CORNELII AGRIPPAE AB NETTESHEYM, ARMATAE MILITIAE EQVITIS AVRATI, ET IVRIS VTRIVSQVE ac Medicinae Doctoris, OPERA :
Article · 日本語
ハインリヒ・コルネリウス・アグリッパ (Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettesheim, 1486年9月14日 - 1535年2月18日) は、16世紀ルネサンス期ドイツの魔術師、人文主義者、神学者、法律家、軍人、医師。 通常アグリッパと略される。フルネームはネテスハイムのハインリヒ・コルネリウス・アグリッパ。ラテン語風にヘンリクス・コルネリウス・アグリッパとも。貴族の家柄を示すものとも読み取れるフォン・ネテスハイムを自称した由来は、ネテスハイム家という貴族の血筋であることを示すものという説と、ケルンの創設者の名またはその近くのネテスハイム村にちなむものという説とがある。
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1486 births1535 deaths16th-century alchemists16th-century astrologers16th-century German Catholic theologians16th-century German jurists16th-century German male writers16th-century German medical doctors16th-century occultists16th-century writers in LatinAlchemists from the Holy Roman EmpireChristian occultists
