Olearius

In Olearius 'Travels, a King of Persia commands his steward's head to be cut off, and on its being brought to him, remarks,' what a pity it was, that a man possessing such fine mustachios, should have been executed, 'but he adds,' Ah! it was your own fault. '

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In 1634 Olearius found the Russians so addicted to tobacco that they would spend their money on it rather than bread.

Notes and Queries, Number 40, August 3, 1850 Various

Olearius found it fully established in Persia, 1637, only about fifty years after its arrival in England.

Notes and Queries, Number 40, August 3, 1850 Various

Paris, 1806. (vol. ii: p. 224.) [38] Olearius, Adam.

All About Coffee 1909

Oelschlager (_see_ Olearius) _Of the Excellent Qualities_, etc.,

All About Coffee 1909

Adam Olearius (or Oelschlager), a German Orientalist (1599-1671), traveled in Persia as secretary to a German embassy in 1633-36.

All About Coffee 1909

P. de la Roque, and Galland in France; Delia Valle in Italy; Olearius and Niebhur in Germany; Nieuhoff in Holland, and others.

All About Coffee 1909

Adam Olearius [38] (1599-1671), who was secretary to the German Embassy that traveled in Turkey in 1633-36, tells of the great diversions made in Persian coffee houses "by their poets and historians, who are seated in a high chair from whence they make speeches and tell satirical stories, playing in the meantime with a little stick and using the same gestures as our jugglers and legerdemain men do in England."

All About Coffee 1909

Olearius of Leipzig, who had already previously presented ethics in tabular form, examined thoroughly, and with the most minute and discriminating exactness, the purpose and the nature of casuistry; [159] casuistry was more fully carried out by Dannhauer, [160] by

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Among the leaders of this didactic school may be mentioned a whole family of the name of [208] Olearius, who throughout this century were clergymen and hymn-writers, and the last of whom publishcd, in 1707, one of the earliest works on German hymnology.

Christian Singers of Germany 1869