New Biographical Dictionary
New Biographical Dictionary
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Eberliard, Johann August {b. 1739, d. 1809), German philosopher and theologian, pro- fessor of philosophy at HaUe, wrote an Ap)olijgij for Socrates in opposition to the Calvinists, a General Sistory of Philosophy, etc.
Ebers, Georg {b. 1837), Egj'ptologist and anvelist, bom at Berlin, apiDciiited professor 4t Leipzig in 1870 ; while visiting Egypt discovered the hieratic medical papyrus known as Papyrus Ebers, which he published in 1875 ; wi'ote Egypt and the Books of Moses, and other works on ...Egypt. His later books are historical novels, those representing Egj'ptian antiquity being the most valuable. Among them are Farda (1877), and Serapis (1885).
Eberus {b. 1511, d. 1569), aleamed German reformer, friend of Melanchthon, whose views he supported against the Lutherans.
Ebion, the supposed founder of the sect of the Ebiouites in the latter part of the 1st century. It is probable that no such per- son existed, and that the name was derived from a Hebrew word meaning "poor. " Ebl^, Jean Baptiste, Count {b.
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Eberliard, Johann August {b. 1739, d. 1809), German philosopher and theologian, pro- fessor of philosophy at HaUe, wrote an Ap)olijgij for Socrates in opposition to the Calvinists, a General Sistory of Philosophy, etc.
Ebers, Georg {b. 1837), Egj'ptologist and anvelist, bom at Berlin, apiDciiited professor 4t Leipzig in 1870 ; while visiting Egypt discovered the hieratic medical papyrus known as Papyrus Ebers, which he published in 1875 ; wi'ote Egypt and the Books of Moses, and other works on ...Egypt. His later books are historical novels, those representing Egj'ptian antiquity being the most valuable. Among them are Farda (1877), and Serapis (1885).
Eberus {b. 1511, d. 1569), aleamed German reformer, friend of Melanchthon, whose views he supported against the Lutherans.
Ebion, the supposed founder of the sect of the Ebiouites in the latter part of the 1st century. It is probable that no such per- son existed, and that the name was derived from a Hebrew word meaning "poor. " Ebl^, Jean Baptiste, Count {b.
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