The encyclopedia [web site] invites you to go on a journey of discovery. Leaf through the knowledge stores of past centuries. Enjoy the artistic and typographic design of the works. Find out what was considered worth knowing at different times. Discover what knowledge was imparted on a wide variety of issues. Explore how social attitudes and values ??have changed. Find out how technologies, professions, cultivation methods, political orders and legal systems have changed. Use the encyclopedia to look up people or historical information about which you find little or nothing in modern encyclopedias. ...The encyclotheque is a literary database that documents as comprehensively as possible the reference works written from antiquity to around 1920 with their various editions and editions. A wide range of historical knowledge stores was included: alphabetical and systematic reference works, handbooks, guidebooks, literary works, collections of examples and sayings or the works of the colored writers. Works were recorded in (ancient) Greek, Danish, German, English, French, Italian, Latin, Dutch, Norwegian, Swedish and Spanish. Modern reprints of historical works are generally not considered. - [Website]

• Gaius Julius Solinus
• Pliny the Elder
• Saint Ambrose
• Isidore of Seville
• Lambert of Saint-Omer
• Honorius Augustodunensis
• Guillaume le Clerc
• Gossuin de Metz
• Bartholomaeus Anglicus
• Thomas of Cantimpré
• Vincent of Beauvais
• Brunetto Latini
• Konrad von Megenberg

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