| LC control no. | no2013063916 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Rittershausen, Nicolaus, 1597-1670 |
| Variant(s) | Rittershaus, Nic., 1597-1570 Ritterhausen, Nicolaus, 1597-1670 Ritterhausen, Nikolaus, 1597-1670 Ritterhus, Nicolas, 1597-1670 Rittershus, Nicolas, 1597-1670 Rittershuius, Nicolai, 1597-1670 Rittershusius, Nicolaus, 1597-1670 Rittershausen, Nicolai, 1597-1670 Rittershausen, Nikolaus, 1597-1670 |
| Associated country | Germany |
| Located | Altdorf, Nürnberger Land, Germany |
| Birth date | 15970217 |
| Death date | 16700824 |
| Place of birth | Altdorf, Nürnberger Land, Germany |
| Place of death | Altdorf, Nürnberger Land, Germany |
| Field of activity | Law--Study and teaching College teaching Geography Cartography Genealogy |
| Affiliation | Universität Altdorf |
| Profession or occupation | Law teachers College teachers Geographers Cartographers Genealogists |
| Found in | Imhof, Jacob Wilhelm. S. Rom. Germanici imperii procerum tam ecclesiasticorum quam secularium, notitia historico-heraldico-genealogica, 1684: title page ("et in supplementum operis genealogici Rittershusiani adornata") "Praefatio ad lectorem", page 1 (Nicolaus Rittershusius) Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online, via WWW, Jun. 3, 2013 (access point: Rittershausen, Nicolaus ; other access points: Rittershusius, Nicolaus; Rittershus, Nicolas; Ritterhus, Nicolas; Rittershausen, Nikolaus; Ritterhausen, Nikolaus; Ritterhausen, Nicolaus; Rittershaus, Nic.; Rittershusius, Nicolai; Rittershausen, Nicolai; dates: 1597-1670; son of Konrad Rittershausen (1560-1613); jurist; genealogist; professor, Universität Altdorf) Deutsche Biographie online, Jun. 3, 2013 (access point: Rittershausen, Nicolaus; born Feb. 17, 1597 in Altdorf near Nuremberg; educated in the universities of Helmstedt, Leiden, Bourges and Geneva, and spent much time in Paris; returned 1630 to Nuremberg and 1634 settled in Altdorf, where he taught law at its university, and was thrice rector before his death Aug. 24, 1670; in addition of jurisprudence, he was particularly interested in geography and cartography, and among his contemporaries was particularly known for his genealogical studies; his principal work "Genealogiae imperatorum, regun, ducum, comitum, procerum ab a. 1400-1653 (Altdorf 1653) went through 3 editions in his lifetime, and was revised after his death by J.W. v. Imhof and J.S. Köhler ) |
| Associated language | ger |
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