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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Mandeville, Jean De
(Catholic Encyclopedia)Category Society Religion and Spirituality M Untersuchungen über die Reisebeschreibung des Sir John Mandeville (Breslau, 1840);NICHOLSON in The Academy, 11 Nov., 1876, and 12 February, 1881; NICHOLSON
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Extractions: Home Encyclopedia Summa Fathers ... M > Jean de Mandeville A B C D ... Z (MAUNDEVILLE, MONTEVILLA) Mohammedan is taken from the work "De statu Saracenarum" (1273) of the Dominican William of Tripolis. His account of the Armenians, Persians, Turks, etc., is borrowed from the "Historia orientalis" of Hayton, the former Prince of Armenia and later Abbot of Poitiers. For the country of the Tatars and China he made use almost word for word of the "Deseriptio orientalium" of the Franciscan Odoric of Pordenone, and in parts of the "Historia Mongolorum" of the Franciscan John of Plano Carpini. Apart from books of travels he plagiarised from works of a general nature, the old authors Pliny, Solinus, Josephus Flavius (Breslau, 1840); NICHOLSON in The Academy , 11 Nov., 1876, and 12 February, 1881; NICHOLSON AND YULE in Encycl. Brit. , s. v. MANDEVILLE, JEHAN DE; NICHOLSON in The Academy , 12 April, 1884; BOVENSCHEN, in Zeitschr. der Ges. E. Erdkunde zu Berlin , XXIII (Berlin. 1888), pp. 177-306; MURRAY, John de Burdeus or John de Burgundia otherwise Sir John de Mandeville and the pestilence (London, 1891).
The Travels Of Sir John Mandeville
The Travels of Sir John Mandeville and other books by John Mandeville. Availablefrom Penguin Putnam Inc Online Dev. The Travels of Sir John Mandeville,
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Mandeville Sir John
Mandeville Sir John. /? ok.1370/ Podróznik urodzony w St. Albans/Hertfordshire/. Wiele podrózowal po Europie i Srodkowym
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MANDEVILLE, Sir John
Translate this page Band V (1993), Spalten 658-659, Autor Birthe Koch. Mandeville, Sir John (auchJean de Mandeville) war wahrscheinlich Engländer und lebte im 14. Jh.
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Extractions: Verlag Traugott Bautz www.bautz.de/bbkl Bestellmöglichkeiten des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Zur Hauptseite des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Abkürzungsverzeichnis des Biographisch-Bibliographischen Kirchenlexikons Bibliographische Angaben für das Zitieren ... NEU: Unser E-News Service Wir informieren Sie regelmäßig über Neuigkeiten und Änderungen per E-Mail. Helfen Sie uns, das BBKL aktuell zu halten! Band V (1993) Spalten 658-659 Autor: Birthe Koch Werke: Letts, M. (ed.), M.'s Travels. Text and Translation, 1953; Moseley, C.W.R.D. (ed.), The Travels of Sir J.M., 1983; Seymour, M.C. (ed.), M.'s Travels, 1967; deutsch v. Stemmler, T. (ed.), Die Reisen des Ritters J.M. durch das gelobte Land, 1966. Lit.: Bennett, J.W., The rediscovery of Sir J.M., 1954; - dies., Chaucer and M.'s »Travels«, MLN Dec. 68 (1953); - Howard, D.R., The World of M.'s »Travels«, YES 1 (1971); - Jackson, I., Who was Sir J.M.? A Fresh Clue, MLR Oct. 23 (1928); - Lengeler, R., Reisender in Sachen Universalismus. Das Zeugnis von Mandevilles Bibelzitaten, in W.-D. Lange (ed.), Diesseits- und Jenseitsreisen im Mittelalter, 1992; - Letts, M., Sir J.M., 1949; - Morall, E.J., Sir J.M. Reisebeschreibung in deutscher Übersetzung von Michael Velser, 1974; - Moss, F., Du Nouveau sur le chevalier J. de M., Etudes Anglaises 8 (1955). Birthe Koch
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Mandeville, John, Sir; Manners, J. Hartley; Mansfield, Katherine, 18881923;Marbot, Jean-Baptiste-Antoine-Marcelin, Baron De, 1782-1854;
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Extractions: The Riddle and the Knight : In Search of Sir John Mandeville, the World's Greatest Traveler Many will find this to be a strange and/or unsatisfying book. I must admit to having felt that way at times while reading, but overall I think I "got it." In the days before the Discovery Channel , before National Geographic , before airplanes, before transoceanic travel, and even before a southern hemisphere or American continent was thought to exist people had a tough time gaining information about the world beyond their village, city, or country. Without a remote control in hand or a travel agent on the other side of a phone or desk it wasn't so easy to explore the planet and its inhabitants. So the genre of medieval travel writers was born. They wrote of their travels, or pretended travels, to the delight of all classes of people. Among them, perhaps the most famous became Sir John Mandeville's Travels of the 14th Century. Milton sets out to uncover the truth about Mandeville as many claim he never existed, never went to the places he talks about, or had some sort of hidden agenda in his popular and well read work. My theory is that when Milton finds out that there isn't much to find out about Mandeville that will startle or shock his readers (Milton doesn't even really prove that Mandeville ever existed IMO) he decides to take a different approach and do what Mandeville probably didn't dovisit the places (Mandeville claimed to visit) and write a real, detailed, interesting, and in many ways symbolic travelogue of his (Milton's) adventures. On this level he succeeds. Those that don't like the book probably don't get as absorbed in Milton's travels as they should. Instead they are looking for findings on Mandeville which just aren't as forthcoming.
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Mandeville, Sir John purported author of a collection of travelers' tales fromaround the world, The Voyage and Travels of Sir John Mandeville, Knight
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Extractions: By the standards of the 14th century, the writing style of the man who called himself Sir John Mandeville is so informal as to be nearly chummy: "He who wants to pass over the sea to Jerusalem, may go by many ways, both by sea and by land depending on the countries he comes from; many ways come to a single end. But do not think I shall tell of all the towns and cities and castles that men shall go by, for then I must make too long a tale of it." Historians remain skeptical as to whether the author really did journey to the Holy Land and Egypt, or hire himself out as a soldier to the Great Khan of China. Whatever the case, it is indisputable that he is one of the first modern travel writers, as we have come to know the genre, and that his book was considered authoritative in matters geographical throughout Europeconsulted by Leonardo da Vinci and Christopher Columbus alike.
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