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Sudhoffs Archiv A Complete Bibliography of Publications in Sudhoffs Archiv: Zeitschrift f¨ur Wissenschaftsgeschichte Nelson H. F. Beebe University of Utah Department of Mathematics, 110 LCB 155 S 1400 E RM 233 Salt Lake City, UT 84112-0090 USA Tel: +1 801 581 5254 FAX: +1 801 581 4148 E-mail: [email protected], [email protected], [email protected] (Internet) WWW URL: http://www.math.utah.edu/~beebe/ 09 March 2021 Version 1.05 Title word cross-reference p > [1485]. a [577]. c [912]. ◦ [428]. w [577]. · [1510, 73]. παρισoτη&´ [2572]. 3 [221]. -1 [1104]. -1596 [2407]. -¨arzte [2039]. -gewichte [1345]. -Mohn [2085]. -pfleger [2039]. -physiologie [1645]. -verst¨andnis [695]. /Max [2483]. 03 [700]. 1 [756, 1014, 178]. 1/2 [260]. 100 [1666]. 1000th [516]. 100th [2590]. 10934 [2460]. 10th [1424]. 1135 [152]. 117 [793]. 11th [1671]. 12.-15 [2156]. 12/1 1 2 [2295]. 120j¨ahrigen [1883]. 125th [1241, 2280]. 12th [1776, 1570]. 13 [259]. 1300 [2395]. 1307/1308 [450]. 139r [174]. 139r-145r [174]. 13r [428]. 13r-17v [428]. 13th [1424, 569, 2353, 2372]. 14 [308]. 14.-16 [1337]. 1416 [461]. 1428/29 [1344]. 1453 [5]. 145r [174, 174]. 1460/61 [1344]. 1483 [117]. 1493 [2411]. 1498 [247]. 14th [2009, 2355, 1478, 382, 2242]. 15-year-old [2574]. 15.-17 [1207]. 150 [1980]. 150-Jahr-Feier [1328]. 1500 [1596, 2628]. 150j¨ahrigen [703]. 1525 [310]. 1528/30 [1852]. 1533 [2599]. 1548 [881]. 1551 [1704]. 156 [1372]. 1585 [14]. 1587 [2562]. 1597 [64]. 15b [240]. 15j¨ahrigen [2574]. 15th [382, 1186, 1928, 1207]. 16.-18 [258, 1226]. 16.-19 [1168]. 16/1 [2483]. 1600 [776, 415]. 1610 [1858]. 1612 [809]. 1630 [167]. 1662 [1541]. 1665 [62]. 1666 [238]. 1667 [216, 96]. 1668 [340]. 167 [17]. 1670 [289]. 1679 [1727]. 1686 [1655, 1015]. 1690 [1937]. 16th [969, 796, 880, 2354, 569, 743, 2534, 2035, 848, 413, 33, 1168, 652, 839, 2327, 852]. 16th-century [880]. 1700 [1919]. 1709 [367]. 1710 [1365]. 172/172a [425]. 1728 [390]. 172a [425]. 1740 [414]. 1745/Madrid [1367]. 1750 [623]. 1764 [1934]. 1768 [18]. 1776 [97]. 1777 [47]. 1778 [93]. 1780 [2273]. 1783/88 [1397]. 1784 [1578]. 1785 [2375]. 1792 [1273, 1897]. 1794 [654]. 1798 [1069]. 1799 [300]. 17th [1743, 968, 1630, 321, 269, 413, 818, 839, 722, 2607]. 17v [428]. 18 [1423]. 18.-19 [1299]. 1800 [2004, 1583, 2461, 1996, 303, 2485, 2015]. 1800-talet [13]. 1803 [1876, 619]. 1804 [601]. 1813 [308]. 1813/14 [308, 308]. 1818 [1463]. 1820 [2184]. 1827 [1815, 1857]. 1828 [1627]. 1831/1875 [1342]. 1832 [2057, 16]. 1834 [318]. 1838 [1055]. 1840 [2517]. 1844 [756]. 1845 [131]. 1847 [2306]. 1848 [1718, 1735]. 1850 [94, 1217, 2262, 101]. 1853 [137]. 1858 [1043]. 1860 [2408]. 1860er [2219]. 1860s [2219]. 1862 [1045]. 1865 [1092]. 1866 [1077]. 1867 [268]. 1868 [891, 2088]. 187 [529]. 1870 [56, 1560]. 1870-ca [1975]. 1870/71 [1518]. 1871 [1323]. 1872 [462]. 1880 [2554]. 1882 [607]. 1885 [1917]. 1886 [79]. 1888 [1168]. 1894 [1463, 2031]. 18th [850, 997, 1299, 1243, 1497, 818, 932, 1676, 1500]. 19 [2146, 1458, 1119]. 19./20 [808]. 1900 [2094, 907, 1889, 2022, 237, 701, 2471, 1093]. 1902 [700]. 1902/03 [700]. 1907 [999]. 1910 [1131]. 1912 [272, 404]. 1913 [870]. 1914 [1257, 2321, 2104, 1400, 12, 1875, 2020]. 1917 [1016, 442]. 1918 [2202, 1139, 1657]. 1920 [2255, 963]. 1921 [1471]. 1922 [2597]. 1924 [2431]. 1927 [274]. 1930 [2175]. 1931 [2106]. 1933 [1818, 1230, 2198, 2201]. 1935 [2294]. 1936 [1608]. 1938 [1874]. 1939 [1464]. 1940 [1664]. 1944 [2333]. 1945 [2558, 1523, 2241, 1649, 2445, 501, 1810, 2081, 2535, 2027, 2644]. 1946/47 [2134]. 1948 [1938]. 1950 [2109, 2473, 1959, 2256]. 1951 [1342]. 1951/52 [144]. 1960 [2154]. 1963 [2211]. 1964 [225, 154]. 1965 [2570]. 1966 [68]. 1967 [155, 235, 493]. 1968 [525, 510]. 1970 [1197, 2620, 632]. 1971 [603, 2638, 867]. 1972 [1067]. 1973 [605]. 1975 [1070, 922]. 1976 [912]. 1977 [1051]. 1978 [1226]. 1980 [1337]. 1982 [1264]. 1983 [1379, 1401, 1307]. 1986 [1423, 1624]. 1987 [1670]. 1988 [1708]. 1989 [1666, 1749]. 1995 [1859]. 1996 [1982]. 1999 [2170]. 19th [1572, 2033, 1278, 507, 1844, 1953, 2227, 2637, 1299, 1168, 1037, 864, 1247, 1924, 1576, 552, 1575, 2123, 1803, 2032, 1948]. 3 19th-century [1953, 864]. 1r [1111]. 2 [293, 402, 43, 256, 82]. 20 [1258, 545, 1661]. 200 [2391]. 2003 [2251]. 200th [2183, 1423]. 2015 [2572]. 20th [2534, 2660, 2003, 1244, 2265, 552, 2122]. 232v [1822]. 232v-238v [1822]. 238v [1822]. 25 [2376]. 25/1980 [1147]. 26 [89]. 26/The [1939]. 264b [240]. 29.02.-03.03.1992 [1882]. 29/1 [1317]. 2nd [1634, 98]. 3 [2572, 1752, 1492, 38]. 3/N [1752, 1752]. 30 [1209]. 300 [22]. 31-September [1671]. 325 [1293]. 3308 [2141]. 350e [1584]. 38/1984 [1462]. 3e [213]. 3rd [1634]. 4 [2605, 659]. 400 [697]. 413/413a [276]. 413a [276]. 450 [333, 1333]. 46 [529]. 4e [213]. 5 [2062, 45]. 56/5 [2062]. 589 [320]. 6000 [2434]. 60er [2019]. 60th [1650]. 6952 [1822]. 7.-11 [154]. 75j¨ahrigen [1667]. 75th [111]. 7998 [1449]. 8.-10 [747]. 80/81 [1124]. 800-Jahr-Feier [200]. 85th [2572]. 8769 [2317]. 8th [2411]. 9 [2562]. 90 [2337]. 93 [2391]. 9335 [2583]. 95 [1184]. 9th [83, 985]. = [491, 635, 636, 2536, 1417, 1490, 1413, 1683, 1473, 2396, 1354, 1096, 1364, 1314, 1462, 401, 2062, 2059, 2109, 2208, 1964, 2133, 747, 2067, 1512, 2533, 1873, 2130, 2172, 1765, 1782, 1317, 2483, 2469, 1215, 1221, 1230, 1457, 1463, 1471, 1460, 1467, 1466, 1601, 291, 293, 402, 516, 1763, 1764, 2357, 2673, 163, 389, 421, 422, 515, 1387, 1860, 1897, 1978, 2046, 2028, 2086, 2126, 2311, 2403, 617, 1626, 1810, 1880, 2099, 1722, 1707, 240, 1618, 1627, 2114, 734, 2115, 1368, 1388, 1390, 1404, 1539, 1587, 1585, 1617, 1613, 1616, 1681, 1664, 1656, 1662, 1682, 1684, 1685]. = [2329, 2361, 2453, 1938, 2610, 1837, 1559, 1591, 1590, 1567, 1624, 1687, 2131, 2588, 2663, 2633, 961, 1023, 1005, 1007, 1004, 1003, 1149, 1118, 1226, 1265, 1352, 1434, 1386, 1397, 1537, 1563, 1637, 1641, 1639, 1748, 2641, 253, 746, 1939, 1218, 2159, 1323, 1589, 1619, 2190, 2380, 899, 1122, 1383, 1395, 1384, 1794, 1936, 1934, 1541, 1250, 2337, 2427, 1566, 1615, 875, 947, 1006, 2221, 945, 1431, 2110, 2116, 1719, 1306, 2472, 1768, 1839, 2102, 2417]. Amil¯¯ ı [912]. ¯arazm' [577, 577]. =kritische [2080]. =Menschen [2665]. ^age [148, 1508]. ame^ [1262]. Ayurveda^ [1372]. E^ [1306]. ^etres [2443]. 4 A-C [509]. A-Z [681]. A. [1528, 2315, 2369]. A.-D [1783]. A.D [2395]. A.D. [365]. a.M [211]. A/B [957]. Aa [859]. Aachen [604, 1221, 2413, 489, 2413, 1221]. Abb [1689]. 'Abbas [1062]. abbaye [2141]. Abb´e [1382]. abbey [2141]. Abbild [716]. Abbildung [415, 666, 770]. Abbildungen [897, 1122, 2376]. Abbreviation [1851]. 'Abd [515]. 'Abdallah [2392]. Abderhalden [2130, 2547]. Abderhaldens [2547]. Abe [1668]. Abeele [1719]. Abendland [1282, 731]. Abendlandes [828, 2084]. abendl¨andischen [1149, 817]. Abendstern [2466]. Abenteuer [959]. Aberglaubens [715]. abergl¨aubische [2427]. aberrant [581]. Abfall [2099]. abgab [2482]. abgegeben [203]. abgehaltenen [559]. Abgeordnetenhaus [2067]. Abh [594, 121, 358, 573, 538, 702, 871, 898, 830, 541]. Abhandlung [1000, 1074, 2427, 652]. Abhandlunge [1397]. Abhandlungen [1284, 1071, 1316, 1069, 1914, 1215, 1070, 1253, 1457, 1466, 1665, 1670, 2414, 2488, 617, 143, 1599, 1688, 1334, 2246, 2309, 1003, 1118, 1226, 1637, 73, 2170, 146, 800, 989, 2159, 1439, 178, 1162, 1250, 1557, 1875, 2154, 2150, 1195, 2261]. Abh¨angigkeit [331]. Ablehnung [2515]. Abn [1998]. Abnormal [2460]. Abortion [1983, 2497]. Abraham [2057, 474, 2204]. abril [640]. Abriß [366]. Abschnitt [1707, 451, 2411]. Absolute [2183]. Absolutismus [1352]. Abstammungs [1218]. Abstammungs- [1218]. Abstoßung [2595]. Abstracts [718, 646, 524, 624]. Abt [583, 1859, 1077, 50, 706, 780, 451, 1006, 461, 2221]. Abteilung [2067, 1707, 2206, 2185]. Abtreibung [2497]. Abu [1851]. Abu'l [1062, 1062]. Abuse [2213, 866]. Abwasser [2099]. Abwasserentsorgung [2099]. Abw¨assern [2099]. Abwegen [2053]. Abwehr [125]. abzurichten [2354]. ac [727]. Academia [1724, 1050]. Academiae [2548]. Academic [1968, 2005]. Academica [1366]. Academicus [765, 782, 420, 214, 572, 1103, 464, 808]. academie [421, 1577]. Academisch [374]. Academy [1882, 2550, 619, 2654, 1091, 1577]. Accademia [1533, 1591, 1958]. Accademie [1591]. acceptance [2649, 2667, 2676, 2280]. Accompanied [73]. according [893, 446]. Account [2331, 2649, 2667, 2676, 1365]. Accuracy [849]. accuse [2495]. achievements [478]. Achilleische [1194]. Achilles [1194, 598, 819]. Achim [2024]. Acht [742, 1266, 241]. Ackerknecht [15, 904, 545, 714]. acoustics [1576, 2265]. acq [2651]. Acquaintance [194]. Acronius [2052, 2052]. Acrostic [2361]. Acs´adi [535]. Acta [1096, 539, 1977, 17, 1461, 591, 1537, 2153, 2190, 2380, 2247, 1080, 2256, 2292, 461]. Actas [640]. Actes [1117]. Action [272, 2495]. activitatis [329]. Activities [1700, 2586]. activity [1374, 329]. Actors [2570, 2528]. Actual [2303]. actualism [597]. Acupuncture [1755]. ad [1778, 1542, 892, 2548, 2289]. adaequatio [2572]. Adalbert [2011, 900, 2011]. Adam [596, 747, 1909, 1780, 2096, 1789, 621, 1951, 1909, 1780, 1789]. Adam-Ries-Rechenb¨ucher [1951]. Adami [1998]. Adaptation [498]. Adaptationen [1309]. adaptations [2008]. addenda [988, 2187]. additions 5 [1489]. Addresses [408]. Adelard [1851]. Adele [2301, 2301]. Adelene [2537]. Adelgundis [1019]. Adelheid [2613]. Adelmann [162]. Aderlaß [239, 2594, 1835]. Aderlaß- [239]. Aderlaßb¨ogen [220]. adjective [2440]. Adjektive [2440]. Adler [1709]. Administration [1573]. administrative [2344]. administrativen [2344]. Adolf [1655, 393, 1015, 1115, 1934, 2672]. Adolph [506, 506, 1832]. Adorno [1591]. Adornos [1961]. adrenal [1086]. adrenogenital [2267, 2076, 2346]. adrenogenitalen [2267, 2076, 2346]. Adulteration [186]. advance [1927]. Advances [1654]. Adventurer [67]. advice [488]. Aegina [1950]. Aepli [1397, 1316]. Aera [1036]. Aeronomy [1853]. Aeternae [1839]. Aether [791]. Aetherprinzip [791]. A¨etios [2670]. Aetius [2670]. Aevi [1620, 2295, 1387]. af [1080]. Afd [597]. Affe [1245]. Affected [979]. affecting [581]. Africa [591, 1608]. Africani [1000]. Africanus [1074]. Afrika [201, 1402]. Afrikawissenschaften [2417]. after [1596, 1523, 553, 1924, 2531, 1169]. afteraffects [2326]. Again [2387, 1303, 1428, 2282]. Against [2460, 2094, 1185, 478, 865, 2098, 1846, 2068].
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