gaffarel造句

• Die Abdita divinae Cabalae Mysteria des Jacques Gaffarel ", in T . Frank  U . Kocher  U . Tarnow ( edd . ), " Topik und Tradition.
• A German translation was published in Basle in 1582; a French one by Gaffarel in " Recueil de voyages et de documents pour servir ?l'histoire de la Geographie " ( Paris, 1907 ).
• However, Fran鏾is Secret, in an article in the " Revue de l'histoire des religions ", analyzes him not a  libertine in the sense of an atheist, but as a Christian Kabbalist ( like his contemporary Jacques Gaffarel.
• On the other hand, the Sorbonne rejected Gaffarel's work and ridiculed him; however, he gained the protection of the powerful Cardinal Richelieu, who made him his librarian and sent him off first to Italy, then to Greece and Asia to retrieve rare books ( reportedly including manuscripts by Pico della Mirandola ).
• A German translation was published in Basle in 1582; an English version may be found in Arber, " The first three English books on America " ( Birmingham, 1885 ); a French one by Gaffarel in " Recueil de voyages et de documents pour servir ?l'histoire de la Geographie " ( Paris, 1907 ).