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Page 78
... Conrad IV in 1254 heralded the irreversible decline of Hohenstaufen power in Germany and in the conjoint kingdoms of Naples and Sicily . Conrad's infant son Conradin , heir to Naples and Sicily , remained in Germany under the ...
... Conrad IV in 1254 heralded the irreversible decline of Hohenstaufen power in Germany and in the conjoint kingdoms of Naples and Sicily . Conrad's infant son Conradin , heir to Naples and Sicily , remained in Germany under the ...
Page 131
... Conrad ( T.D.L. ) A Swiss physician and naturalist , honoured as one of the founders of modern zoology and of bibliography and as a pioneer in both botany and mountaineering , Gesner is best known for his bibliography Bibliotheca ...
... Conrad ( T.D.L. ) A Swiss physician and naturalist , honoured as one of the founders of modern zoology and of bibliography and as a pioneer in both botany and mountaineering , Gesner is best known for his bibliography Bibliotheca ...
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... Conrad Gessner ( 1824 ) , the first definitive and still valuable biography ( in German ) , based on materials in the Bibliotheca Carolina and the Col- lectio Simmleriana in Zürich , the Kirchen - archive von Zürich and Basel , and the ...
... Conrad Gessner ( 1824 ) , the first definitive and still valuable biography ( in German ) , based on materials in the Bibliotheca Carolina and the Col- lectio Simmleriana in Zürich , the Kirchen - archive von Zürich and Basel , and the ...
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