Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (Theseus Ambrosius, 1469–1540) was an Italian humanist. He was a proponent of Christian Kabbalah and an early student of Semitic languages. His Introductio ad Chaldaicam linguam, Syriacam, atque Armenicam, et decem alias linguas (Pavia 1539) was one of the earliest Western studies of Syriac and Armenian. The bulk of the work consists of an Introduction to Chaldean, Syriac and Armenian (foll. 9–192). To this is added an Appendix which includes the presentation of alphabets (foll. 193–213), including brief references to Coptic (called "Jacobite") and Ethiopic (misleadingly called "Indian") and comments on the ancestry of European languages, especially languages of Italy, with a discussion of Etruscan.
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| - Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (en latin Theseus Ambrosius Albonesius, appelé parfois « Thésée Ambroise » par des Français, par exemple Marin Mersenne ; parfois aussi « Ambroise de Pavie ») est un humaniste italien de la Renaissance, représentant de la kabbale chrétienne et précurseur de l'orientalisme, né à Pavie en 1469, mort très probablement dans la même ville à la fin de 1540 ou au début de 1541. (fr)
- Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (Theseus Ambrosius, 1469–1540) was an Italian humanist. He was a proponent of Christian Kabbalah and an early student of Semitic languages. His Introductio ad Chaldaicam linguam, Syriacam, atque Armenicam, et decem alias linguas (Pavia 1539) was one of the earliest Western studies of Syriac and Armenian. The bulk of the work consists of an Introduction to Chaldean, Syriac and Armenian (foll. 9–192). To this is added an Appendix which includes the presentation of alphabets (foll. 193–213), including brief references to Coptic (called "Jacobite") and Ethiopic (misleadingly called "Indian") and comments on the ancestry of European languages, especially languages of Italy, with a discussion of Etruscan. (en)
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| - Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (en latin Theseus Ambrosius Albonesius, appelé parfois « Thésée Ambroise » par des Français, par exemple Marin Mersenne ; parfois aussi « Ambroise de Pavie ») est un humaniste italien de la Renaissance, représentant de la kabbale chrétienne et précurseur de l'orientalisme, né à Pavie en 1469, mort très probablement dans la même ville à la fin de 1540 ou au début de 1541. (fr)
- Teseo Ambrogio degli Albonesi (Theseus Ambrosius, 1469–1540) was an Italian humanist. He was a proponent of Christian Kabbalah and an early student of Semitic languages. His Introductio ad Chaldaicam linguam, Syriacam, atque Armenicam, et decem alias linguas (Pavia 1539) was one of the earliest Western studies of Syriac and Armenian. The bulk of the work consists of an Introduction to Chaldean, Syriac and Armenian (foll. 9–192). To this is added an Appendix which includes the presentation of alphabets (foll. 193–213), including brief references to Coptic (called "Jacobite") and Ethiopic (misleadingly called "Indian") and comments on the ancestry of European languages, especially languages of Italy, with a discussion of Etruscan. (en)
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