eprintid: 1351
rev_number: 11
eprint_status: archive
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datestamp: 2010-12-06 17:51:25
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type: book
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creators_name: Skippon, Philip
title: Philip Skippons Bericht über einen Aufenthalt in Heidelberg im Sommer 1663 in: Philip Skippon: An Account of a journey made thro' part of the Low Countries, Germany, Italy and France, in: A collection of voyages and travels: some now first printed from original manuscripts, other now first published in English in six volumes [...], printed by assignement from Mssrs. Churchill, London, 1732, Vol. VI, S. 432-441 (FONTES 56)
ispublished: pub
subjects: ddc-700
divisions: i-9
keywords: Guiden / Reiseliteratur / Topographische Literatur
cterms_swd: Skippon, Philip
cterms_swd: Heidelberg
cterms_swd: Kunst
cterms_swd: Reise
cterms_swd: Geschichte 1663
cterms_swd: Quelle
abstract: Im Sommer 1663 erreichte eine kleine Reisegesellschaft um den Botaniker John Ray Heidelberg. Die Engländer hielten sich nur wenige Tage in der Stadt auf. Durch Empfehlungsbriefe an Professoren der Universität und an den Kurfürsten hatten sie einen privilegierten Zugang zu vielen Informationen. Kurfürst Karl Ludwig, ein Sohn der Elisabeth Stuart, und somit Neffe des englischen Königs Karl I., hatte sich in den Jahren des Exils lange in England aufgehalten. Er sprach Englisch und empfing die Besucher auf die Schloss, wo er ihnen auch seine Sammlungen zeigte. Philip Skippon nutzte als aufmerksamer Beobachter die kurze Zeit und hinterließ eine lebendige Schilderung der Stadt, des kurfürstlichen Schlosses und der Universität.
abstract_translated_text: In the Summer of 1663 a small group of travellers led by the botanist John Ray reached Heidelberg. These Englishmen stayed only a few days in the city. But through their letters of introduction to the professors of the local university and to the Elector Palatine they gained a special access to much information. The Prince Karl Ludwig, a son of Elisabeth Stuart, and thereby the nephew of the English king, Charles I, had spent much time in England during the period of his exile. He spoke English and received the English visitors in his castle, where he showed them his collections. As an attentive observer, Philip Skippon used his brief time in Heidelberg well, and he left us a vivid description of the city of Heidelberg, and of its princely castle and university.
abstract_translated_lang: eng
date: 2009
date_type: published
id_scheme: DOI
id_number: 10.11588/artdok.00001351
portal_cluster_id: p-fontes
portal_order: 56
schriftenreihe_cluster_id: sr-88
schriftenreihe_order: 56
ppn_swb: 1650662955
own_urn: urn:nbn:de:bsz:16-artdok-13518
language: mul
bibsort: SKIPPONPHIPHILIPSKIP2009
full_text_status: public
editors_name: Bähr, Ingeborg
themen: T11
oa_type: gold
laender: LDe
laender: LIt
title_lat: Philip Skippons Bericht uber einen Aufenthalt in Heidelberg im Sommer 1663 in: Philip Skippon: An Account of a journey made thro' part of the Low Countries, Germany, Italy and France, in: A collection of voyages and travels: some now first printed from original manuscripts, other now first published in English in six volumes [...], printed by assignement from Mssrs. Churchill, London, 1732, Vol. VI, S. 432-441 (FONTES 56)
citation:   Skippon, Philip  (2009) Philip Skippons Bericht über einen Aufenthalt in Heidelberg im Sommer 1663 in: Philip Skippon: An Account of a journey made thro' part of the Low Countries, Germany, Italy and France, in: A collection of voyages and travels: some now first printed from original manuscripts, other now first published in English in six volumes [...], printed by assignement from Mssrs. Churchill, London, 1732, Vol. VI, S. 432-441 (FONTES 56).       
document_url: https://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/artdok/1351/1/Baehr_Fontes56_Nachtrag.pdf
document_url: https://archiv.ub.uni-heidelberg.de/artdok/1351/2/Baehr_Fontes56.pdf