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Pierre Gilles dit Gyllius est un érudit français de la Renaissance, né à Albi en 30 juin 1489 et mort à Rome le 5 janvier 1555 dans la calendrier julien.
, Ο Πέτρος Γύλλιος (λατινικά: Petrus Gyllius, γαλλικά: Pierre Gilles, 1490–1555) ήταν Γάλλος περιηγητής, τοπογράφος και μεταφραστής.
, Пьер Жиль (фр. Pierre Gilles; 1490, Альби … Пьер Жиль (фр. Pierre Gilles; 1490, Альби — 5 января 1555, Рим) — французский натуралист, топограф, антикварий и переводчик. Считается одним из основателей ихтиологии Ренессанса; является первым современным натуралистом, сделавшим описание с натуры слона и гиппопотама. Информацию из трудов Жиля использовал в своём романе «Гаргантюа и Пантагрюэль» Франсуа Рабле. Считается «отцом французской зоологии».е. Считается «отцом французской зоологии».
, Pedro Gílio (em latim: Petrus Gyllius; em … Pedro Gílio (em latim: Petrus Gyllius; em francês: Pierre Gilles; 1490 (533 anos)-1555) foi um naturalista, topógrafo e tradutor francês. Nasceu em Albi, sul da França. Viajou e estudou o Mediterrâneo e Oriente, produzindo trabalhos como De Topographia Constantinopoleos et de illius antiquitatibus libri IV, Cosmæ Indopleutes e De Bosphoro Thracio libri III, e um livro sobre pesca no mar Mediterrâneo. Em 1533, também traduziu a obra de Cláudio Eliano. Entre os anos 1544-1547 esteve em Constantinopla, para onde foi enviado pelo rei Francisco I de França (r. 1515–1547) para procurar manuscritos antigos. Descobriu um manuscrito do trabalho geográfico de e escreveu uma paráfrase latina sobre. Muitos de seus livros foram publicados após sua morte por seu sobrinho. Morreu em Roma de malária, enquanto estava seguindo seu patrão, o cardial .to estava seguindo seu patrão, o cardial .
, Pierre Gilles (latinisiert Petrus Gillius … Pierre Gilles (latinisiert Petrus Gillius oder Gyllius; * 30. Juni 1490 in Albi; † 5. Januar 1555 in Rom) war ein französischer Humanist, Forschungsreisender, Naturwissenschaftler und Übersetzer. Im Auftrag des französischen Königs Franz I., der enge Beziehungen zum osmanischen Reich pflegte, begab er sich 1544–45 und 1546 nach Konstantinopel, um antike Handschriften für dessen Bibliothek zusammenzutragen. Gilles ist der Autor der Bücher De topographia Constantinopoleos und De Bosphoro Thracico, die 1561 postum von einem Neffen veröffentlicht wurden. Gilles beschreibt als Augenzeugenschaft zahlreiche Monumente in der einstmaligen byzantinischen Hauptstadt, die heute nicht mehr erhalten sind. Nachdem er als Protegé Kardinal (1501–1585) nach Rom gefolgt war, verstarb er dort 65-jährig an den Folgen einer Malariaerkrankung.rig an den Folgen einer Malariaerkrankung.
, Petrus Gyllius or Gillius (or Pierre Gille … Petrus Gyllius or Gillius (or Pierre Gilles) (1490–1555) was a French natural scientist, topographer and translator. Gilles was born in Albi, southern France. A great traveller, he studied the Mediterranean and Orient, producing such works as De Topographia Constantinopoleos et de illius antiquitatibus libri IV, Cosmæ Indopleutes and De Bosphoro Thracio libri III ,in which he provided the first written account of he Bosphorus, albeit in Latin, as well as a book about the fish of the Mediterranean. Sent by King Francis I of France to Constantinople in 1544-47 to find ancient manuscripts, he discovered a manuscript of the geographical work of Dionysius of Byzantium and wrote a Latin paraphrase of it. Most of his books were published after his death by his nephew. In 1533 he also translated Claudius Aelianus He died of malaria in Rome while following his patron, Cardinal Georges d'Armagnac.g his patron, Cardinal Georges d'Armagnac.
, Petrus Gillius (modernizzato: Pierre Gilles; Albi, 1490 – Roma, 1555) è stato un naturalista, traduttore e topografo francese.
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Petrus Gyllius or Gillius (or Pierre Gille … Petrus Gyllius or Gillius (or Pierre Gilles) (1490–1555) was a French natural scientist, topographer and translator. Gilles was born in Albi, southern France. A great traveller, he studied the Mediterranean and Orient, producing such works as De Topographia Constantinopoleos et de illius antiquitatibus libri IV, Cosmæ Indopleutes and De Bosphoro Thracio libri III ,in which he provided the first written account of he Bosphorus, albeit in Latin, as well as a book about the fish of the Mediterranean. Sent by King Francis I of France to Constantinople in 1544-47 to find ancient manuscripts, he discovered a manuscript of the geographical work of Dionysius of Byzantium and wrote a Latin paraphrase of it. Most of his books were published after his death by his nephew. In 1533 he also translated Cy his nephew. In 1533 he also translated C
, Pierre Gilles dit Gyllius est un érudit français de la Renaissance, né à Albi en 30 juin 1489 et mort à Rome le 5 janvier 1555 dans la calendrier julien.
, Пьер Жиль (фр. Pierre Gilles; 1490, Альби … Пьер Жиль (фр. Pierre Gilles; 1490, Альби — 5 января 1555, Рим) — французский натуралист, топограф, антикварий и переводчик. Считается одним из основателей ихтиологии Ренессанса; является первым современным натуралистом, сделавшим описание с натуры слона и гиппопотама. Информацию из трудов Жиля использовал в своём романе «Гаргантюа и Пантагрюэль» Франсуа Рабле. Считается «отцом французской зоологии».е. Считается «отцом французской зоологии».
, Ο Πέτρος Γύλλιος (λατινικά: Petrus Gyllius, γαλλικά: Pierre Gilles, 1490–1555) ήταν Γάλλος περιηγητής, τοπογράφος και μεταφραστής.
, Pedro Gílio (em latim: Petrus Gyllius; em … Pedro Gílio (em latim: Petrus Gyllius; em francês: Pierre Gilles; 1490 (533 anos)-1555) foi um naturalista, topógrafo e tradutor francês. Nasceu em Albi, sul da França. Viajou e estudou o Mediterrâneo e Oriente, produzindo trabalhos como De Topographia Constantinopoleos et de illius antiquitatibus libri IV, Cosmæ Indopleutes e De Bosphoro Thracio libri III, e um livro sobre pesca no mar Mediterrâneo. Em 1533, também traduziu a obra de Cláudio Eliano. também traduziu a obra de Cláudio Eliano.
, Petrus Gillius (modernizzato: Pierre Gilles; Albi, 1490 – Roma, 1555) è stato un naturalista, traduttore e topografo francese.
, Pierre Gilles (latinisiert Petrus Gillius … Pierre Gilles (latinisiert Petrus Gillius oder Gyllius; * 30. Juni 1490 in Albi; † 5. Januar 1555 in Rom) war ein französischer Humanist, Forschungsreisender, Naturwissenschaftler und Übersetzer. Im Auftrag des französischen Königs Franz I., der enge Beziehungen zum osmanischen Reich pflegte, begab er sich 1544–45 und 1546 nach Konstantinopel, um antike Handschriften für dessen Bibliothek zusammenzutragen. Gilles ist der Autor der Bücher De topographia Constantinopoleos und De Bosphoro Thracico, die 1561 postum von einem Neffen veröffentlicht wurden. Gilles beschreibt als Augenzeugenschaft zahlreiche Monumente in der einstmaligen byzantinischen Hauptstadt, die heute nicht mehr erhalten sind. Nachdem er als Protegé Kardinal (1501–1585) nach Rom gefolgt war, verstarb er dort 65-jährig an deolgt war, verstarb er dort 65-jährig an de
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