Elias Schedius
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Elias Schedius (1615-1641), who studied in Königsberg,[1] is the author of De dis Germanis, sive Veteri Germanorum, Gallorum, Britannorum, Vandalorum religione syngrammata quatuor, published posthumously in 1648.[2]
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- ↑ Götze, Georgius Henricus (1709). Elogia praecocium quorundam eruditorum, aliorumque virorum doctorum. Lubecae: Apud Petrum Böckmannum. Search this book on
- ↑ Droixhe, Daniel (2002). L'Etymon des dieux : Mythologie gauloise, archéologie et linguistique à l'âge classique. Genève: Droz. Search this book on
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