Wilhelm von Boldensele (c. 1285 – 1338/39), born Otto of Nygenhusen, was a German friar, knight and pilgrim from Saxony. He visited Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula and the Levant and wrote an account of his travels in Latin, Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta. Ludolf von Sudheim, who traveled east in 1336–1341, made use of Wilhelm's account and later added to it.
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| - Wilhelm von Boldensele, eigentlich Otto de Nyenhusen, († um 1339 in Köln) war der Verfasser des Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta, eines im Mittelalter weit verbreiteten Reiseberichts. (de)
- Guglielmo di Boldensele, al secolo Otto di Nygenhusen (circa 1285 – 1338/1339), è stato un religioso ed esploratore tedesco.Era un frate domenicano, cavaliere e pellegrino originario della Sassonia. Visitò l'Egitto, la penisola del Sinai e il Levante e scrisse un resoconto dei suoi viaggio in latino: Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta. (it)
- Wilhelm von Boldensele (c. 1285 – 1338/39), born Otto of Nygenhusen, was a German friar, knight and pilgrim from Saxony. He visited Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula and the Levant and wrote an account of his travels in Latin, Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta. Ludolf von Sudheim, who traveled east in 1336–1341, made use of Wilhelm's account and later added to it. (en)
- Guillaume de Boldensele (né vers 1285, mort vers 1338/1339) était un voyageur dominicain allemand originaire de Basse-Saxe. Boldensele a visité l'Égypte, la péninsule du Sinaï et le Levant de 1333 à 1336 avec Heinrich von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen et Ludolf von Sudheim. Il mentionne la grotte naturelle (Grotte de Gethsémani) à Gethsémani, dans laquelle Jésus et ses disciples se seraient retirés pour prier après la Cène. Il décrit les pyramides de Gizeh en 1335. (fr)
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| - Wilhelm von Boldensele, eigentlich Otto de Nyenhusen, († um 1339 in Köln) war der Verfasser des Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta, eines im Mittelalter weit verbreiteten Reiseberichts. (de)
- Guillaume de Boldensele (né vers 1285, mort vers 1338/1339) était un voyageur dominicain allemand originaire de Basse-Saxe. Boldensele a visité l'Égypte, la péninsule du Sinaï et le Levant de 1333 à 1336 avec Heinrich von Braunschweig-Grubenhagen et Ludolf von Sudheim. Il mentionne la grotte naturelle (Grotte de Gethsémani) à Gethsémani, dans laquelle Jésus et ses disciples se seraient retirés pour prier après la Cène. Il décrit les pyramides de Gizeh en 1335. En 1336, Il écrit pour son commanditaire, le cardinal Hélie de Talleyrand-Périgord, le récit de son voyage : Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de terra sancta, qui est traduit en français en 1351 par le Frère Jean le Long. (fr)
- Wilhelm von Boldensele (c. 1285 – 1338/39), born Otto of Nygenhusen, was a German friar, knight and pilgrim from Saxony. He visited Egypt, the Sinai Peninsula and the Levant and wrote an account of his travels in Latin, Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta. A friar prior to his pilgrimage, Otto took the name William upon leaving the Dominican Order. He traveled to the eastern Mediterranean under Papal auspices between 1332 and 1336. He was probably on a reconnaissance mission for a future crusade as much as a religious pilgrimage. On his way east he stopped in Constantinople, Chios, Rhodes, Cyprus and possibly Athens. He met the Byzantine emperor Andronikos III, who entrusted to him a letter for the sultan of Egypt. In 1333 he records Jews regularly visiting graves in Jerusalem, and mentions the natural cave (Grotto of Gethsemane) in the Gethsemane where Jesus and his disciples retreated to pray after the Last Supper. In Jerusalem he was knighted into the Order of the Holy Sepulchre. He describes the Giza pyramids in 1335, recording the inscription left behind in memory of the 2nd century AD Roman senator Decimus Terentius Gentianus by his sister Terentia. Ludolf von Sudheim, who traveled east in 1336–1341, made use of Wilhelm's account and later added to it. (en)
- Guglielmo di Boldensele, al secolo Otto di Nygenhusen (circa 1285 – 1338/1339), è stato un religioso ed esploratore tedesco.Era un frate domenicano, cavaliere e pellegrino originario della Sassonia. Visitò l'Egitto, la penisola del Sinai e il Levante e scrisse un resoconto dei suoi viaggio in latino: Liber de quibusdam ultramarinis partibus et praecipue de Terra sancta. (it)
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