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Michael Stifel: An entry from Gale's <i>Science and Its Times</i> by Judson Knight, 2001

Vollständiger Lehrgang der Arithmetik by Michael Stifel, 2007

End of the World, Predictions of: An entry from Macmillan Reference USA's <i>Macmillan Reference USA Science Library: Mathematics</i> by Arthur V., II Johnson, 2002

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Michael stifel michael Stifel was a German mathematician who lived in the late fifteenth century and early to mid
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Michael Stifel
Translate this page stifel michael allemand, 1486-1567 Algébriste, il contribua à l'améliorationdes notations dans un traité d'arithmétique intitulé
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Michael Stifel. Born 1487 in Esslingen, Germany Died 19April 1567 in Jena, Germany. Show birthplace location.
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Extractions: Michael Stifel attended the University of Wittenberg where he was awarded an M.A. He made his life in the Church entering the Augustinian monastery at Esslingen. He was ordained in 1511 while at the monastery. However Stifel did not conform correctly to the Catholic faith and he became unhappy with taking money from the poor. He was forced out of the monastery at Esslingen in 1522. He sought refuge with Lutherans and eventually he went to Wittenberg and lived in Luther's own house for a while. In 1523 Luther obtained a position of pastor for Stifel but anti-Lutheran pressure forced him out of a number of positions. In 1528, Luther set him up in a parish at Lochau (now Annaberg). Stifel made the error of predicting the end of the world and, when it was seen that he was wrong, he was arrested and dismissed from his post. In 1535 he went to a parish in Holzdorf and remained there for 12 years. In the religious Schmalkaldic War of 1547, the Lutheran duke Maurice of Saxony and Holy Roman emperor Charles V tried to take a region of Saxony away from Protestant control. Stifel was forced to flee from his parish again.
Stifel And Roberval
Michael stifel michael Stifel was a German mathematician who lived inthe late fifteenth century and early to midsixteenth century.
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Translate this page Auteur. Collaborateurs. Contactez-nous. Dictionnaire de mathématiquesrécréatives. stifel michael 1486-1567. ° Triangle de Stifel.
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Michael stifel michael Stifel was a German mathematician who livedin the late fifteenth century and early to midsixteenth century.
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Michael Stifel. Born 1487 in Esslingen, Germany Died 19 April 1567 inJena, Germany. Michael Stifel attended the University of Wittenberg
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Extractions: Died: 19 April 1567 in Jena, Germany Michael Stifel attended the University of Wittenberg where he was awarded an M.A. He made his life in the Church entering the Augustinian monastery at Esslingen. He was ordained in 1511 while at the monastery. However Stifel did not conform correctly to the Catholic faith and he became unhappy with taking money from the poor. He was forced out of the monastery at Esslingen in 1522. He sought refuge with Lutherans and eventually he went to Wittenberg and lived in Luther's own house for a while. In 1523 Luther obtained a position of pastor for Stifel but anti-Lutheran pressure forced him out of a number of positions. In 1528, Luther set him up in a parish at Lochau (now Annaberg). Stifel made the error of predicting the end of the world and, when it was seen that he was wrong, he was arrested and dismissed from his post. In 1535 he went to a parish in Holzdorf and remained there for 12 years. In the religious Schmalkaldic War of 1547, the Lutheran duke Maurice of Saxony and Holy Roman emperor Charles V tried to take a region of Saxony away from Protestant control. Stifel was forced to flee from his parish again. This time Stifel went to Prussia and obtained a parish near Königsberg. During this time he lectured on mathematics and theology at the University of Königsberg. Arguments with colleagues led to him returning to Saxony three years later. In 1559 Stifel obtained a post at the University of Jena, where he lectured on arithmetic and geometry.
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Translate this page Steiner Jakob (1796 - 1863, Bern). stifel michael (1487 - 1567, Esslingen. StirlingJames (1696 - 1770, Leadhills). Stokes Sir George Gabriel (1819 - 1903).
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Einige Der Bedeutenden Mathematiker
Translate this page Sierpinski Waclaw, 1882-1969. Stieltjes Thomas Joannes, 1856-1894. stifel michael,1486-1567. Stirling James, 1692-1770. Sturm Jacques-Charles-François, 1803-1855.
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Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Michael Stifel
Translate this page Pfarrer michael stifel. 1480 - 1567. erfand Logarithmen. hier in Schutzhaft1533. michael stifel war fruchtbarer Gelehrter und Phantast zugleich.
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Extractions: Pfarrer Michael Stifel erfand Logarithmen hier in Schutzhaft 1533 Annaburg wurde zum Wallfahrtsort, wo sich jeder auf das "jüngste Gericht" vorzubereiten gedachte. Die kleine Stadt glich einem Ameisenhaufen, darunter viel lichtscheues, bettelndes Gesindel, das hier auch Gehör und Gegengabe fand. Stifel ging mit gutem Beispiel voran und verschenkte seine Bücher, ohne darüber nachzudenken, daß auch der Beschenkte keinen Nutzen mehr hatte. Die beiden Wirtshäuser, der "Schwarzer Bär" und das "Goldene Lamm" wurden von Stunde ab nicht mehr leer. Die Wirte hielten selbst mit, rechneten letztlich keine Zeche mehr an. Vor dem niederen Schloß in Wittenberg zogen die Studenten auf und bald erklang das Spottlied, das einer aus ihren Reihen gedichtet hatte: "Stifel muß sterben, ist noch so jung - jung - jung". Aber Stifel mußte noch nicht sterben. Luther blieb sein Freund und erwirkte beim Kurfürsten, daß der ungeheuerliche Schaden, den Stifel durch seine falsche Prophezeiung angerichtet hatte, aus der kurfürstlichen Amtskasse gedeckt wurde. Ja noch mehr, er führte ihn in Holzdorf bei Herzberg schon Ende 1534 oder Anfang 1535 in sein Amt als Pfarrer ein. Stifel hatte Versprechungen ablegen müssen, nie mehr als Prophet auftreten zu wollen. Während seiner Holzdorfer Amtszeit entstand dann seine "arithmetica integra" die 1540 abgeschlossen wurden und 1544 in Nürnberg gedruckt erschienen. Jenes Buch, das den Vorläufer unserer heutigen Logarithmen-Tafeln darstellt. Dies ist sein großer Verdienst.
Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Michael Stifel
Lutherstadt Wittenberg, Pastor michael stifel. 1480 1567. discoveredlogarithms. michael stifel was both a prolific scholar and a dreamer.
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Extractions: discovered logarithms proclaimed the end of the world spent time in protective custody here in 1533 Michael Stifel was both a prolific scholar and a dreamer. His life was filled with mathematical ponderings and calculations which culminated in his determination that the world would end on October 19, 1533 at 8:00 AM. [This date and time was reached through word calculations which were based on equating letters with their successive triangular numbers.] He announced his frightful conclusion on New Year's Eve, 1533, in the small electoral residence of Lochau (later known as Annaburg), where Luther had installed him as pastor. The result was that every citizen began living with this single end in sight and no longer worked, rather left the fields uncultivated. Annaburg became a pilgrimmage site, where everyone tried to prepare himself for Judgement Day. The small town was like an anthill, full of shady characters who also found listening ears and profits here. Stifel himself set the example by giving away all of his books without thinking about the fact that they were of no use to the receivers either. A few even brought their own lives to an end. The day-laborer Balthasar Wiebe and the [Cossaet] Claus Barthel set their own homes on fire, in order to free themselves from all possessions which might block their path to salvation. They wanted to be able to devote their time remaining to penance and to inner reflection. The town historian made off with the money in the town treasury by the cover of darkness.
Stifel [Styfel], Michael
Catalog of the Scientific Community. stifel Styfel, michael. Note the creators of the Galileo Project and this
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Extractions: Stifel [Styfel], Michael Note: the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions. 1. Dates Born: Esslingen, Germany, 1487 Died: Jena, 19 Apr 1567 Dateinfo: Birth Uncertain Lifespan: 2. Father Occupation: Unknown His father was Conrad Stifel, about whom little is known except that he was respected but not particularly well-to-do. No sufficiently solid information on financial status. 3. Nationality Birth: Esslingen, Germany Career: Holzdorf, Germany Death: Jena, Germany 4. Education Schooling: Wittenberg, M.A. 5. Religion Affiliation: Catholic, Lutheran He was a monk at the Augustinian monastery at Esslingen, where he was ordained a priest in 1511. Reacting to the declining morality of the clergy and abuses regarding indulgences, he became an early follower of Luther and a Lutheran pastor. 6. Scientific Disciplines Primary: Mathematics 7. Means of Support Primary: Church Life Secondary: Academia, Patronage He began his career as a monk at the monastery at Esslingen. After arousing the suspicion of his superiors by granting absolution without receiving indulgence money and composing a song honoring Luther, he felt his life was in danger and he fled. 1522, he sought refuge first in the castle of the knight Hartmut von Kronberg, a friend of the Lutherans, in the Taunus mountains, but was soon forced to flee further.
STIFEL (auch Stiefel, Styfel, Stieffel), Michael
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MICHAEL STIFEL
Der Theologe und Mathematiker michael stifel (Styfel) zählt zu den schillerndsten Figuren der Reformationszeit. Er wurde 1487 (?) im schwäbischen Eßlingen geboren.
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Extractions: Arithmetica integra Elemente Wurzelzeichen Neben der Arithmetica integra (1532), die Deutsche Arithmetic (1545) und das Rechenbuch von der Welschen und Deutschen Praktik Christoff Rudolff heraus. Michael Stifel war vielleicht der hervorragendste Vertreter des Coss . Er lieferte mit seinem Werk eine durch neue Erkenntnisse bereicherte Zusammenfassung der Algebra. Eine echte wissenschaftliche Anerkennung blieb ihm jedoch zu Lebzeiten versagt. F. Cajori: A History of Mathematical Notations, vol. 1, La Salle (Illinois) 1928. D. E. Smith: History of Mathematics, vol. 1, New York 1958 (1951, 1953. Republication).
Michael Stifel
michael stifel. Geb.1487 ? Esslingen (Würtemberg), gest.19.4.1567 Nach 10jährigem Aufenthalt in Augustinerkloster von
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Biography of michael stifel (14871567) michael stifel. Born 1487 in Esslingen, Germany
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Extractions: Michael Stifel attended the University of Wittenberg where he was awarded an M.A. He made his life in the Church entering the Augustinian monastery at Esslingen. He was ordained in 1511 while at the monastery. However Stifel did not conform correctly to the Catholic faith and he became unhappy with taking money from the poor. He was forced out of the monastery at Esslingen in 1522. He sought refuge with Lutherans and eventually he went to Wittenberg and lived in Luther's own house for a while. In 1523 Luther obtained a position of pastor for Stifel but anti-Lutheran pressure forced him out of a number of positions. In 1528, Luther set him up in a parish at Lochau (now Annaberg). Stifel made the error of predicting the end of the world and, when it was seen that he was wrong, he was arrested and dismissed from his post. In 1535 he went to a parish in Holzdorf and remained there for 12 years. In the religious Schmalkaldic War of 1547, the Lutheran duke Maurice of Saxony and Holy Roman emperor Charles V tried to take a region of Saxony away from Protestant control. Stifel was forced to flee from his parish again.

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