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Title:: Propyläen-Kunstgeschichte

Year of publication:: 1923

Place of publication:: Berlin

Identifier (digital):: 1738002837

Language:: German

Additional Notes:: Bände 1-16 plus 10 Ergängungsbände erschienen von 1923-1944

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Persistent identifier:: 1738639177

Author:: Waldmann, Emil

Title:: Die Kunst des Realismus und des Impressionismus im 19. Jahrhundert

Scope:: 652 Seiten, LI Tafeln

Year of publication:: 1927

Place of publication:: Berlin

Identifier (digital):: 1738639177

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Language:: German

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Title:: ABBILDUNGEN

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Title:: MALEREI

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Title:: FRANKREICH

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Title:: Constantin Guys: "Die Krinoline". [...]

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TAD TAE a {pecies of the chetodon in the Linnean {yflem, or the Moors, till it wasannexed to the crown of Caftile : it is now CuzETODON Roffratus ; which fee. comprehended under the government of Andalufia, and, JACULGONG, in Geography, a town of Hindooftan, forms one of its divifions. It is about 6o miles from N. in Dowlatabad ; 18 miles S. of Oudighir, : to S. and about as much from It. to W., itfelf mountain- . JACULUM, or Jacurus, in Zoology, the name of a ous and furrounded with mountains, which afford mines of pecies of ferpent, (the Axauis Jaculus,) found in Rhodes, lead, copper, and filver, and which feparate it from the- and fome other places, and more ufually called Acontias ; kingdoms of Cordova, Toledo, Murcia, and Granada. Tl vhich fee. It is found in Egypt, with the abdominal river Guadalquivir divides it from the kingdom of Sevill {cales fomewhat broader. The valleys of this province are merely fuch as have been JACULUS. Sece Dirus Jaculus. formed by torrents of water ; and the decompofition of the JACUPEMA, in Orzithology, the name of a Prafilian hills, not contiguous or connected, have at different periods bird of the pheafant kind, nearly as large as the common produced thofe gaps and pafles, vhich now form the roads European hens. Its feet are of a fine red ; it is a very well in this petty kingdom, once the domain of a Moorifh chief- tafted fowl, and is eafily kept tame. It has its name from tain, and fora long period the theatre of chivalry, honour, the noife it makes, which is, jacu, jacu, jacu. Margrave. and love. In the centre of this rugged kingdom, about ~ [ e e WO o Le - - See¢ PexELOPE criflata. 3 of a league from the town of Linares, 1s a {mall plain JACURSO, in Geography,a town of Naples, in Calabria fituated in the moft elevated part of the country, which af- Ultra ; 8 miles W. of Squillace. fords an extenfive profpeét, comprehending Jaen the capital, JACURUTYU, in Ornithology, the Bubo Magellanicus. as well as Andujar, Bacga and Ubeda. The hills at the See Strix Bubo. extremity of this place are pierced like a fieve, with innu- JACUSI, in Geography, a town of Japan, in the ifland merable fhafts and excavations, fuppofed to be the work of of Niphon ; 25 miles N. E. of Achila. the Moors, from which they fupplied the neighbouring ftates. JACUT, in the Natural Hiflory of the Arabians, is gene- with filver, copper, and lead. The common or wild ca- rally fuppofed to be the name of the ruby ouly ; and it is momile is {fo common here, that the whole kingdom might owing to this, that among the gems ufed by the Arabian be ftocked with it ; here is alfo plenty of game. The prin- phyficians in medicine, the ruby is fuppofed to have been cipal towns of this fmall kingdom are Jaen, DBaec¢a, Ubeda, mott of all in efteem, as the name jacut oftener occurs in Cagorla, and Caflona. their writings than that of any other of the gems. Jarx, the capital of the above kingdom, is faid by fome JACUT-AGA, is the name of an officer in the court of to have been the Oningi of Pliny, and the Oringi of Livy, the grand feignior. He is one of two eunuchs who have and, according to others, the Menteffa of the Romans. It the care of the treafure. is fituated at the foot of a mouatain of mized marble, at the JACZIN, in Geography, a town of Poland, in Galicia ; top of which the ruins of its antique caftle are vifible, a 34 miles S.W. of Halicz. league from the river Guadilbeva, and two from the Gua- JACZINOW, a town of Galicia; 52 miles S. of dalquivir. It is {furrounded by walls, flanked with towers; Halicz. contains fome {quares, one of which is fpacious, and is formed TADDESSES, is the name of an inferior order of priefts by pleafant houfes. It is well {fupplied with water, which in Ceylon, who have the care of the chapels appropriated is diftributed by fountains in the {quares, ftreets and houfes, . to the genii, who form a third order of gods among thefe This city is the fee of a bithop, fuffragan of the archbifhop of idolaters. Thefe priefts are applied to by the people in a Toledo: its diocefe contains two cathedral chapters, two col- time of difeafe or calamity, who offer a cock on their be- legiate chapters, feven arch-priefts, and 438 parifh churches. half to appeafe the anger of the demons. Befides the cathedral, which is a noble ftructure, and parifh JADE, in Natural Hiflory. See NEPHRITIC Stone. churches, Jaen has a great number of monafteries and nun-: JADEL, in Geography, a town of Afiatic Turkey, in. neries, and two hofpitals. The chapter of the cathedral is the province of Diarbekir; 2o miles N.W. of Rabba. compofed of eight dignitaries, 21 canons, 21 prebendaries, and JADERA, in Aucient Geography, a town and colony of 30 prieits whe ferve the church, This city 1s the refidence. Liburnia, placed by Pliny 160 miles from Pola. We find of the intendant of the province: it has a criminal judge, references to it in the medals of Claudius and Juftinian. and a lord mayor for the adminiftration of juftice, a muni- JADEVAR, in Geggraphy, a town of Hindooftan, in cipality compofed of a determinate number of regidors, a Vifiapour ; 15 miles S.E. of Raibaug. board of economy, and a population of about 30,c00 per- JADGEREM, or JaciroM, a town of Perfia, in the fons. Jaen was taken from the Moors by Terdinand I1. province of Chorafan. N. lat. 36° 23'. Eclongitggtidal king of Caftile, in 1243. It was formerly rich and com- JADJAPOUR, a town of Bengal; 33 miles S S.E.of mercial, and had a great number of {ilk manufa&tories 3 but Moorfhedabad. thefe became almoft extinét at the end of the 16th and be- JADISPOUR, a town of Hindooftan, in Bahar; 21 ginning of the 17th century. An attempt was made to re- miles W. of Arrah. vive them about the middle of the 18th century; but few: JADO, a town of Japan, in the ifland of Niphon; 5 of them are now remaining. The environs of Jaen are ex- miles S.E. of Meaco. tremely agreeable, abounding with delightful fertile valleys, JADREKA, in Ornithology. See Scoropax Limofa. - and furaifhing great quantities of corn, hemp, flax, paiture, JADUNATPOUR, in Geography, a town of Hindoof- and exquifite fruits. The lands belonging to the town tan, in Bahar, on the Soane; 20 miles W.S.W. of Rotafgur. yield the fame produétions, in ftill greater plenty: they JAEGERSPREIS, a town of Denmark, in the ifland of are particularly planted with trees of every kind, and as Zealand 3 22 miles N.W. of Copenhagen. there is no deficiency of mulberry trees, the filk-worm 13 JAEL, atown of Hindooftan, in the circar of Nagore ; railed ; but it is an object very much negleted ; 45 miles 16 miles N.E. of Nagore. E. of Cordova. N.lat. 37°53'. W.long. 3° 51 JAEN, a province of Spain, from which the king of Jaex de Bracamoros, a province of South America, 1 Spain takes the title of king of Jaen, whence it is called a the viceroyalty of New Granada. It is the moft fouthern kingdom, and having been a kingdom in the time of the of the viceroyalty, and was fubdued by Pizarro about the ,3 }'C&l ’

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