Willem Canter (1542–1575) was a classical scholar from Utrecht. He edited the Eclogues of Stobaeus and the tragedies of Euripides, Sophocles and Aeschylus...
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humanist Willem Canter (1542–1575), Dutch classical scholar Caunter, surname Cantor, surname Kanter, surname Kantor (surname) Ganter, surname Canter Cremers...
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orations as "now published" – they had been translated into Latin by Willem Canter from a manuscript owned by János Zsámboky and published at Antwerp in...
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scholars attracted by the importance of the manuscripts. Among these were Willem Canter, Henry Savile, Jacques Gaffarel, and Thomas van Erpe. The custodian...
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number of other young promising scholars, including Andreas Schott, Willem Canter, and Justus Lipsius. In middle age their friendship would significantly...
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ordering of the speeches. The Latin translation of Aristides was made by Willem Canter (Basel, 1566), who also reordered the speeches. It is this order that...
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Among them were the Greek scholar Arnoldus Arlenius; the philologist Willem Canter; Johannes Heurnius, professor of medicine at Leyden university; the...
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individual competition, with the entrants having to perform movements at the canter and at the halt, both with a saddle and bareback. Three nations sent teams:...
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London 52 Great Britain Team eventing details Great Britain Rosalind Canter on Lordships Graffalo Tom McEwen on JD Dublin Laura Collett on London 52...
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Willem Anthony Engelbrecht, also known as Willem Anthonie Engelbrecht, (Batavia, now Jakarta, 10 February 1839 – The Hague, 28 October 1921) was a Dutch...
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