Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy

Name: Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland: its history and antiquities — Index
Author: Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy

Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

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“Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland: its history and antiquities — Index”, published in 1912, is a work by Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy. It explores elements such as Poland, Casimir IV and Ladislaus Jagello.

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Casimir IV, Jagello, 30, 65, 67, 97 [34] , 108, 117
Castelli, Antonio and Andrea (a) , 137
Castiglione, Nicolo (a) , 130, 132, 136
Castle, the Royal, on Wawel Hill; Romanesnue period, 5 ff.; Gothic parts, 84; Renascence palace, 129 ff. [55, 56]
Cathedral, on the Wawel; its archives, 14; Romanesque period. 8 f. [2] ; Gothic parts, 59 ff. [18, 19] ; chapels, 66 ff. [60] ; the Sigismund Chapel, 132 ff. [57, 58] ; sculptures there, 147; paintings, 164 [92] ; objects of applied art, 189 [93] ; objects of art in the Cathedral: sculptures, 91 ff., [33, 34, 41] , 102 [45] , 149 ff. ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ The numbers refer to pages, the bracketed ones [ ] to the illustrations. Abbreviations: (a) architect, (e) engraver, (g) goldsmith, (p) painter, (sc) sculptor.
Aaron, Benedictine abbot, 6, 14
Academy of Sciences, Imperial, 125
Adalbert, St., 5; Church of St. Adalbert, 12 [4] ; objects of applied art in it, 113
Adelaid of Hessen, wife of King Casimir the Great, 90
Agricola, Rudolph, 118
Ajdukiewicz, Z. (p) , 183
Albrecht, mayor of Cracow, 24
Alexander I, King of Poland, 1 18
Andrew, St., Church of, 10 [3] ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Dollabella, Thomas (p) , 169, 170
Dominican Church and Convent, 14, 15, 76 ff., 137; objects of art: sculpture, 91, 100 [51] , 151, 153 [70] ; painting, 110 [47, 48]
Drapers' Hall [4, 29] , 85 ff, 136, 145
Dürer, Andrew (g) , 190
Dürer, Hans (p) , 164
Durink, Stanislas (p) , 108
Eckius, 118
Ekielski, Ladislaus (a) , 145
Eleuter-Siemiginowski, George (p) , 171
Elgot, 29
Elizabeth of Habsburg, wife of King Casimir IV, 30, 31, 65, 68, 108, 113-14, 146
Elizabeth, Queen of Hungary, 91, 94
Estreicher, Dominic (p) , 172 ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Ladislaus IV., King of Poland, 170, 193
Ladislaus, Lokietek, King of Poland [21] , 23 ff., 59, 65, 84, 92, 112
Ladislaus, Jagello, King of Poland, 28 ff., 84, 88, 96, 105 f., 112
Lanci, Francis (a) , 155
Lanckoronski, family, 162
Lanckoronski, Charles, Count, 160
Lange, Hans (e, p) , 170
Laszczka, Constantine (sc) [87] , 158
Laurence of Magdeburg (sc) , 101
Leksycki, Francis (p) , 171
Lencz, alias Lantz, of Kitzingen (p) , 167
Leopardus (sc, g) , 14
Leopolski, William (p) , 176
Lepkowski, Joseph, 126
Lesniowolski, 151
Leszek the Black, Duke of Cracow, 23
Lewis, King, cf. ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Serebrzyski, Adalbert, 69
Servats, brass-founder, 192
Siemiginowski, cf. Eleuter
Siemiradzki, Henry (p) , 183 [90]
Sigismund I, King of Poland, 42, 68, 82, 118 ff., 129 ff., 146 ff., 166, 178, 189 f. [54, 87]
Sigismund II, Augustus, King of Poland, 118 ff., 121, 130 ff., 148, 151, 189 ff., 193, 195
Sigismund III, Vasa, King of Poland, 122, 131 f., 138, 169 f., 193
Singer, S. (p) , 192
Skarga, Peter, Jesuit preacher, 122, 178
Skarszewski, Stanislas, 69
Skotnicki, Jaroslav, 69
Slonski, Gabriel (a) , 136
Snyders, F. (p) , 195
Sokolowski, Marian, Prof., Dr. ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Florian, St., Church of, 12; objects of art: sculpture, 101; paintings, 167, 171; school, 26
Florian gate [15] , 52
Flötner, Peter (e, sc) , 190
Fontana, Baldasare and Francesco (a, sc) , 139, 153 [61, 70, 71]
Fontana, Valentine, 12
Francis, St., of Sales, Church of, 139
Francis Joseph, Emperor, 125, 126
Franciscan Church, 37, 59 ”

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Leonard Jan Józef Lepszy, Cracow, the royal capital of ancient Poland… (1912)

“ Stanislas (p) , 167
Stanislas, Kazmierczyk (beatified) , 153
Stanislas Augustus Poniatowski, last King of Poland, 123, 172
Stanislawski, John (p) , 186
Stattler-Stanski, Adalbert (p) , 174
Stehlik, Edward and Sigismund, brothers, stone-cutters, 155
Stephen, cf. Báthory
Stilwojt, Getko, 21
Stoss, Matthew (g) , 113
Stoss, Stanislas (sc, g) , 100 f. [44]
Stoss, Vitus (sc) , 96 ff., 64, 67, 75, 82, 110 [35-41, 43]
Stryjenski, Thaddasus (a) , 145
Stummer, belt manufacturer, 198
Suess, Hans, of Kulmbach (p) , 167
Sukiennice, cf. ”

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