Burman, Pieter, 1668-1741
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Name (Latin)
Burman, Pieter, 1668-1741
Other forms of name
Burman, Pieter, I, 1668-1741
Burman, Pieter, Senior, 1668-1741
Bvrmannus, Petrus, 1668-1741
Burmannus, Petrus, 1668-1741
Date of birth
1668-07-06
Date of death
1741-03-31
Field of activity
Classical languages
Eloquence
History
Occupation
College teachers
Classicists
Historians
Librarians
Gender
male
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MARC
Sources of Information
- Prof.J.U.D. P. Burman (1668 - 1741); professor of history and eloquence, 1696-1715 ( (Catalogus Professorum Academiae Rheno-Traiectinae, viewed on April 14th, 2021) )
- Nederlandse Thesaurus van Auteursnamen (NTA), viewed on April 14th, 2021(Petrus Burman; born 1668; died 1741; classicist; professor of history, eloquence and political science at Utrecht University; from 1715-1741 professor of classical languages Leiden University and librarian Leiden University Library)
- Pieter Burman or Petrus Burmannus (Utrecht, 6 July 1668 - Leiden 31 March 1741), also referred to as Pieter Burman I was a Dutch classicist, not to be confused with his cousin of the same name, the lawyer and also linguist Pieter Burman Junior (1713-1778), who was given the addition 'Secundus' for the distinction, but is also referred to as Pieter Burman de Jonge or Petrus Burmannus Junior. ( (Wikipedia, viewed on April 14th, 2021) )
- nuc85-31922: Petronius Arbiter. Petronii Arbitri Satyricon [MI] 1781(hdg. on MiU rept.: Burman, Pieter, 1668-1741; usage: ... Petri Bvrmanni)
- LC data base, 6/18/85(hdg.: Burman, Pieter, 1668-1741; usage: ... Petro Burmanno)
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Pieter Burmann der Ältere - Imagines philologorum
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Wikipedia description:
Pieter Burman (6 July 1668 – 31 March 1741), also known as Peter or Pieter Burmann (Latin: Petrus Burmannus) and posthumously distinguished from his nephew as "the Elder" (Latin: Senior), was a Dutch classical scholar.
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