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         Mercator Gerardus:     more books (18)
  1. Gerardi Mercatoris: Atlas Europae by Gerardus Mercator, 1994-01-01
  2. Gerardus Mercator Rupelmundanus
  3. Hammond World Map Collectors Series Mercator Projection (2007 Printing) by Hammond World Atlas Corporation, 2007
  4. Mercator Atlas of Europe: Facsimile of the Maps by Gerardus Mercator Contained i by Arthur; Watelet, Marcel; et al. Durst, 1998-01-01

21. Gerardus Mercator
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22. Gerardus Mercator
Gerardus Mercator (March 5, 1512 December 2, 1594) was a famous Flemishcartographer, remembered for the Mercator projection named after him.
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Gerardus Mercator March 5 December 2 ) was a famous Flemish cartographer , remembered for the Mercator projection named after him. Born Gerard de Cremere (or Kremer) in Rupelmonde . "Mercator" is the Latinized form of his name. It means "seller" or "marketer". Educated in 's-Hertogenbosch and at the University of Louvain . He travelled extensively, which provoked a keen interest in geography . He returned to Louvain and worked with Gemma Frisius and Gaspar Myrica. They worked together from to to construct a terrestrial globe . Later, Mercator produced a map of Palestine ), another map of the world ( ) and a map of Flanders ( Mercator was charged with heresy in and spent seven months in prison. In , he moved to Duisburg where he opened a cartographic workshop. He completed a six-panel map of Europe ( ) and he taught mathematics . He produced more maps and he was appointed Court Cosmographer to Duke Wilhelm of Cleve in . He devised a new projection and first used it in , it had parallel lines of longitude to aid navigation by sea, as compass courses could be marked as straight lines. He took the word atlas to describe a collection of maps, and encouraged

23. Gerardus Mercator --  Encyclopædia Britannica
mercator, gerardus Encyclopædia Britannica Article. and high schoolstudents. , mercator, gerardus (1512–94). Flat maps of the
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24. Mercator, Gerardus
Pronunciation Key. mercator, gerardus , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer gerardus mercator. gerardus mercator (151294) known as the prince of modern geographers, mercator was the first
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    Mercator, Gerardus [j u u A u r] Pronunciation Key Mercator, Gerardus , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer [g A A u r] , Flemish geographer, mathematician, and cartographer. He studied in Louvain , where he had a geographical establishment (1534). From 1537 to 1540 he surveyed and mapped Flanders . In 1538 he produced his first map of the world (based on Ptolemy's map); in 1541 he made a terrestrial, and in 1551 a celestial, globe. He was appointed (1552) to the chair of cosmography in Duisburg. In 1554 he made a six-sheet map of Europe. The first map using the projection (the translation of the spherical earth to a two-dimensional flat plane) that bears his name appeared in 1569. Accurate in equitorial regions but distorting the size and shape of numerous other areas of the world, the Mercator projection has been more generally used than any other projection for navigators' world maps. In 1585, Mercator began a work (for which he coined the word atlas See N. Crane

25. Mercator_Gerardus
gerardus mercator. As a new name he chose mercator, the Latin for merchant and gave himself the full name of gerardus mercator de Rupelmonde.
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Gerardus Mercator
Born: 5 March 1512 in Rupelmonde, Flanders (now Belgium)
Died: 2 Dec 1594 in Duisburg, Duchy of Cleves (now Germany)
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Gerard Mercator 's parents were Hubert and Emerentia Kremer. Hubert Kremer worked the land and also was a cobbler, that is a shoemaker. Hubert and Emerentia were people of lowly status but Hubert had an brother Gisbert who had been educated at Louvain University and was a priest in Rupelmonde. It was in the hospice of St Johann in Rupelmonde, where Gisbert was a priest, that Gerard was born. He was the seventh child of Hubert and Emerentia who, a few weeks after the birth, returned to their home town of Gangelt. For the first five years of his life Gerard and his parents lived in difficult conditions in Gangelt. The family income was insufficient to provide for more than the basic needs of life and most of their diet consisted of bread for they could afford little else. Hubert had leased a house in Rupelmonde in 1511, shortly before Gerard's birth, and in 1518 they journeyed from Gangelt to Rupelmonde to begin a new life. Gerard began attending school in Rupelmonde shortly after the family came to live there. At school he studied Latin, religion and arithmetic. By the time he was seven years old he was able to speak and to read Latin fluently. Gisbert's influence meant that it was natural for Gerard and his brothers to aim at a career in the Church and indeed that was the route that his two eldest brothers took. Conditions in Rupelmonde began to deteriorate in the early 1520s, however, with huge increases in taxes to fund the war between the Habsburgs and France. The reformation, begun by Luther, escalated into revolution in 1525. The harsh times and the hard work that he put in to try to support his family took their toll on Hubert who died in 1526 or 1527. His brother Gisbert became Gerard's guardian.

26. Mercator, Gerardus [Gerhard Kremer]
Catalog of the Scientific Community. mercator, gerardus Gerhard Kremer Note the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions. 1. Dates. Born Rupelmonde, Flanders, 5 Mar 1512 His father was a poor shoemaker. However, mercator was reared by an uncle, who was an affluent ecclesiastic.
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Mercator, Gerardus [Gerhard Kremer]
Note: the creators of the Galileo Project and this catalogue cannot answer email on genealogical questions.
1. Dates
Born: Rupelmonde, Flanders, 5 Mar 1512
Died: Duisberg, Germany, 2 Dec 1594
Dateinfo: Dates Certain
Lifespan:
2. Father
Occupation: Artisan, Cleric
His father was a poor shoemaker. However, Mercator was reared by an uncle, who was an affluent ecclesiastic.
The uncle's financial status was the one that determined
Mercator's circumstances.
3. Nationality
Birth: Rupelmonde, Flanders
Career: Germany
Death: Duisberg, Germany
4. Education
Schooling: Louvain, M.A.
His uncle, Gisbert Mercator, sent him to school at 'sHertogenbosch at the House of the Bretheren of the Common Life, probably as preparation to enter the priesthood.
1530, entered University of Louvain, principal studies were philosophy and theology. I assume B.A.
1532, M.A., Louvain. After graduation he studied mathematics and astronomy privately under Gemma Frisius, and acquired engraving skills.
5. Religion

27. Mercator_Nicolaus
There is some reason to confuse Nicolaus mercator with gerardus mercatorsince Nicolaus also worked on gerardus mercator s map projection.
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Nicolaus Mercator
Born: 1620 in Eutin, Schleswig-Holstein, Denmark (now Germany)
Died: 14 Jan 1687 in Paris, France
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Nicolaus Mercator entered the University of Rostock in 1632. He received a degree in 1641, then went to Leiden for a short period. After his return to Rostock in 1642 he was appointed to a post in the university. In 1648 Nicolaus moved to the University of Copenhagen but, after working there for six years, he had to leave when the university was closed due to the plague. From this time on things were not too good for him. He went to England in 1660 attempting to bring in some money and did some private tutoring. He was recognised in England however since he was elected a Fellow of the Royal Society in 1666. This was on the strength of a pendulum clock which Mercator designed to work at sea and thus be used to determine longitude. He also made measurements of air pressure for the Royal Society In 1682 he moved to France, this time with a specific position, namely to design the waterworks at Versailles.

28. Mercator_Gerardus
Biography of Gerard mercator (15121594) gerardus mercator. Born 5 March 1512 in Rupelmonde, Flanders (now Belgium) chose mercator, the Latin for 'merchant' and gave himself the full name of
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Gerardus Mercator
Born: 5 March 1512 in Rupelmonde, Flanders (now Belgium)
Died: 2 Dec 1594 in Duisburg, Duchy of Cleves (now Germany)
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Gerard Mercator 's parents were Hubert and Emerentia Kremer. Hubert Kremer worked the land and also was a cobbler, that is a shoemaker. Hubert and Emerentia were people of lowly status but Hubert had an brother Gisbert who had been educated at Louvain University and was a priest in Rupelmonde. It was in the hospice of St Johann in Rupelmonde, where Gisbert was a priest, that Gerard was born. He was the seventh child of Hubert and Emerentia who, a few weeks after the birth, returned to their home town of Gangelt. For the first five years of his life Gerard and his parents lived in difficult conditions in Gangelt. The family income was insufficient to provide for more than the basic needs of life and most of their diet consisted of bread for they could afford little else. Hubert had leased a house in Rupelmonde in 1511, shortly before Gerard's birth, and in 1518 they journeyed from Gangelt to Rupelmonde to begin a new life. Gerard began attending school in Rupelmonde shortly after the family came to live there. At school he studied Latin, religion and arithmetic. By the time he was seven years old he was able to speak and to read Latin fluently. Gisbert's influence meant that it was natural for Gerard and his brothers to aim at a career in the Church and indeed that was the route that his two eldest brothers took. Conditions in Rupelmonde began to deteriorate in the early 1520s, however, with huge increases in taxes to fund the war between the Habsburgs and France. The reformation, begun by Luther, escalated into revolution in 1525. The harsh times and the hard work that he put in to try to support his family took their toll on Hubert who died in 1526 or 1527. His brother Gisbert became Gerard's guardian.

29. Gerardus Mercator --  Britannica Student Encyclopedia
mercator, gerardus Britannica Student Encyclopedia. elementary and highschool students. , mercator, gerardus (1512–94). Flat maps of the
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30. Gerardus Mercator
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31. Mercator, Gerardus
Pronunciation Key. mercator, gerardus , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer gerardus mercator. gerardus mercator (151294) known as the prince of modern geographers, mercator was the first
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    Mercator, Gerardus [j u u A u r] Pronunciation Key Mercator, Gerardus , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer [g A A u r] , Flemish geographer, mathematician, and cartographer. He studied in Louvain , where he had a geographical establishment (1534). From 1537 to 1540 he surveyed and mapped Flanders . In 1538 he produced his first map of the world (based on Ptolemy's map); in 1541 he made a terrestrial, and in 1551 a celestial, globe. He was appointed (1552) to the chair of cosmography in Duisburg. In 1554 he made a six-sheet map of Europe. The first map using the projection (the translation of the spherical earth to a two-dimensional flat plane) that bears his name appeared in 1569. Accurate in equitorial regions but distorting the size and shape of numerous other areas of the world, the Mercator projection has been more generally used than any other projection for navigators' world maps. In 1585, Mercator began a work (for which he coined the word atlas See N. Crane

32. GERARDUS MERCATOR
mercator, gerardus latinized form of GERHARD KREMER (15121594), Flemish mathematician and geographer, was born at Rupelmonde, in Flanders, on the 5th of March 1512. order of Charles V. mercator made a complete set of instruments of
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MERCATOR, GERARDUS See the Vita Mercatoris by Gualterus Ghymnius in the Latin editions of the Alias; Gerard Mercator, sa vie el ses zuvres, by Dr J. van Raemdonck (St Nicolas, 1869); A. Breusing, Gerhard Kremer (Duisburg, 1878), and article Mercator in Aligemeine deutsche Biographie; General Wauwermans, Hisloire de lcole cartographique beige . . . an X VI.-slcle, and article Mercator in Biographie nationale (de Belgrque), vol. xiv. (Brussels, 1897). Also the lesser studies of Dr J. van Raemdonck, Sur les exemplaires des grande~ caries de Mercator; Carte de Flandre de Mercator; Relations entre Mercator ci . . . Plantin . . . (St Nicolas, 1884); La Go. gra~hie ancienne de la Palestine: Leltre de Gerard Mercator mos 22, 1567 (St N.. 1884); Les Sphhres terrestre et cleste de Mercator, 1541 . . . 1551 (St N., 1885); Van Ortroy, L.Euvre gographiqu~ tie Mercator. (C. R. B.) MERCAPTANS MERCENARY

33. Mercator, Gerardus. Latinized Form Of Gerhard Kremer
mercator, gerardus Latinized form of Gerhard Kremer (15121594). mercator,gerardus , Latin form of his real name, Gerhard Kremer
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Mercator, Gerardus Latinized form of Gerhard Kremer (1512-1594) Mercator, Gerardus , Latin form of his real name, Gerhard Kremer [g A A 'm u r]

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35. Mercator, Gerardus
mercator, gerardus. Flemish mapmaker who devised mercator’s projection inwhich the parallels and meridians on maps are drawn uniformly at 90°.
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36. Mercator, Gerardus. The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001
The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition. 2001. mercator, gerardus.(j rär´d s mûrk ´t r) (KEY) , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer
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37. GERARDUS MERCATOR
mercator, gerardus latinized form of GERHARD KREMER (15121594), Flemish mathematicianand geographer, was born at Rupelmonde, in Flanders, on the 5th of
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MERCATOR, GERARDUS See the Vita Mercatoris by Gualterus Ghymnius in the Latin editions of the Alias; Gerard Mercator, sa vie el ses zuvres, by Dr J. van Raemdonck (St Nicolas, 1869); A. Breusing, Gerhard Kremer (Duisburg, 1878), and article Mercator in Aligemeine deutsche Biographie; General Wauwermans, Hisloire de lcole cartographique beige . . . an X VI.-slcle, and article Mercator in Biographie nationale (de Belgrque), vol. xiv. (Brussels, 1897). Also the lesser studies of Dr J. van Raemdonck, Sur les exemplaires des grande~ caries de Mercator; Carte de Flandre de Mercator; Relations entre Mercator ci . . . Plantin . . . (St Nicolas, 1884); La Go. gra~hie ancienne de la Palestine: Leltre de Gerard Mercator mos 22, 1567 (St N.. 1884); Les Sphhres terrestre et cleste de Mercator, 1541 . . . 1551 (St N., 1885); Van Ortroy, L.Euvre gographiqu~ tie Mercator. (C. R. B.) MERCAPTANS MERCENARY

38. Mercator, Gerardus
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Mercator, Gerardus [j u u A u r] Pronunciation Key Mercator, Gerardus , Latin form of Gerhard Kremer [g A A u r] , Flemish geographer, mathematician, and cartographer. He studied in Louvain , where he had a geographical establishment (1534). From 1537 to 1540 he surveyed and mapped Flanders . In 1538 he produced his first map of the world (based on Ptolemy's map); in 1541 he made a terrestrial, and in 1551 a celestial, globe. He was appointed (1552) to the chair of cosmography in Duisburg. In 1554 he made a six-sheet map of Europe. The first map using the projection (the translation of the spherical earth to a two-dimensional flat plane) that bears his name appeared in 1569. Accurate in equitorial regions but distorting the size and shape of numerous other areas of the world, the Mercator projection has been more generally used than any other projection for navigators' world maps. In 1585, Mercator began a work (for which he coined the word atlas See N. Crane, Mercator: The Man Who Mapped the Planet The Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia

39. Mercator | Gerardus | 1512-1594 | Mathematician And Cartographer
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