30-05-2018, 01:30 AM
Interestingly, "Bibliografia Polska" Part II, Volume I (available at Google Books), lists (p. 259) a book by one Albert Wroblewski printed in Krakow in 1646 and entiled "Laurus Palladis Jacobo Regnekker".
In 1646, our Wroblicius would have been in his sixties, but all is possible. The title of the book looks as if it's about another man's work of art - probably, about a book "Laurus Palladis" (laurels of Pallas?) by Jacob Regnekker.
No information is found about the person Jacob Regnekker. However, a quick google search reveals that this is a typo in "Bibliografia", and the correct spelling is "Reynekker".
I have found the book, it is a short compilation of Latin verses with a preface, and it looks like it's been dedicated to one Jacob Reynekker while written by one "Albertus Wroblewski", bachelor (!), but not of theology, but of "arts and philosophy".
The Polish online service is very slow, and its 3.30am in Moscow, so I'll better return to this tomorrow.
In 1646, our Wroblicius would have been in his sixties, but all is possible. The title of the book looks as if it's about another man's work of art - probably, about a book "Laurus Palladis" (laurels of Pallas?) by Jacob Regnekker.
No information is found about the person Jacob Regnekker. However, a quick google search reveals that this is a typo in "Bibliografia", and the correct spelling is "Reynekker".
I have found the book, it is a short compilation of Latin verses with a preface, and it looks like it's been dedicated to one Jacob Reynekker while written by one "Albertus Wroblewski", bachelor (!), but not of theology, but of "arts and philosophy".
The Polish online service is very slow, and its 3.30am in Moscow, so I'll better return to this tomorrow.
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