Fechtmeister Joachim Meÿer’s Life:a Brief [hyper-linked] Chronology
By C.VanSlambrouck Joachim Meÿer, the Freyfechter of Straßburg, (1537–1571) was an influential 16th century Fechtmeister (“fencing master/instructor”) who authored several
By C.VanSlambrouck Joachim Meÿer, the Freyfechter of Straßburg, (1537–1571) was an influential 16th century Fechtmeister (“fencing master/instructor”) who authored several
Johann Kasimir (Palatinate-Simmern) (Latinized as Johannes Kasimirus) (1543-1592) Kasimir was a German ‘prince’ of the House of Wittelsbach, and the
I ran across a neat little article the other day. It was not found by accident, I was keyword searching
Women and Family Life in Early Modern German Literature is another book on the bedside pile mentioned in the previous
Last night just before bedding down for the night a little memory sparked briefly. I’ll go back through and add
Schutzhalter [ʃʊt͡s ˈhaltɐ] schutz (lit. shoot, 1836, p421)) halter (lit. “to look after, or keep” (Dasypodius 1535, 99v2), ‘keep’,
So if I am sharing some of my research readings why not over-share bit? Why not include the books I
This morning as I finished a cool little article published earlier this year I thought, “I should share this thing
Professor and renowned author B. Ann Tlusty, a social and cultural historian of the first caliber is one of my