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Levinus Warner

Levinus Warner (c. 1618 – 22 June 1665) was a German-born Orientalist, manuscript collector and diplomat for the Dutch Republic in the Ottoman Empire.

Oriental manuscript collection, Constantinople & Life

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Alma mater
Leiden University
Born
c. 1618 Lippe, Holy Roman Empire
Died
22 June 1665 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
Occupations
orientalist, manuscript collector

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Life

Constantinople

Oriental manuscript collection

Legatum Warnerianum to Leiden

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Levinus Warner

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Triples93
Avg. degree1.96
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Levinus Warner

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related to Literature · 55
Levinus Warner → Accessit, Amsterdam, April, Beyrouth, Bibliotheca Thysiana, Catalogue, Catalogus Bibliothecae Publicae Lugduno-Batavae, Catherine Pinon, De, Dutch, Eene, Eindhoven, Erpenius, Golius, Houtsma, Ifpo, Imru, Inventory, Istanbul, Jac
related to Life · 28
Levinus Warner → Altes Gymnasium, Amsterdam, Athenaeum Illustre, Between, Biblical Hebrew, Bohemian, Bremen, Constantine L'Empereur, Dutch, Following, He, Hebrew, Holy Roman Empire, In, Jacobus Golius, Leiden University, Levinus Warnerus, Lippe, Ludwig Crocius, May
Alma mater · 1
Levinus Warner → Leiden University
Born · 1
Levinus Warner → c. 1618 Lippe, Holy Roman Empire
Died · 1
Levinus Warner → 22 June 1665 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire
Occupations · 1
Levinus Warner → orientalist, manuscript collector

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warner leiden collection manuscript de constantinople university manuscripts levinus dutch oriental ottoman empire first library hebrew republic orientalist ibn 1618

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Levinus WarnerAlma materLeiden University1.00infobox
Levinus WarnerBornc. 1618 Lippe, Holy Roman Empire1.00infobox
Levinus WarnerDied22 June 1665 Constantinople, Ottoman Empire1.00infobox
Levinus WarnerOccupationsorientalist, manuscript collector1.00infobox
Muhammad alinstance ofreceiving help and advice from Arabs originally from Aleppo0.80text
languageinstance ofThe majority of the collection treats secular subjects0.80text
literatureinstance ofThe majority of the collection treats secular subjects0.80text
historyinstance ofThe majority of the collection treats secular subjects0.80text
philosophyinstance ofThe majority of the collection treats secular subjects0.80text
scienceinstance ofThe majority of the collection treats secular subjects0.80text
Levinus Warnerrelated to LifeLevinus Warnerus0.60section
Levinus Warnerrelated to LifeLippe0.60section

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