Proper noun
Sobieski (plural Sobieskis)
A surname.
A bibliography on proverbs in visual form has been prepared by Mieder and Sobieski (1999). Source: Internet
After graduating from the Nowodworski College in Kraków in 1643, young John Sobieski then graduated from the philosophical faculty of the Jagiellonian University in 1646. Source: Internet
An inventory made in 1738 of the treasure vault of the Sobieski family 's Żółkiew Castle (now Zhovkva in Ukraine) mentions "an estoc ( koncerz ) covered with golden plates bearing images of the Four Evangelists; Skanderbek's." Source: Internet
At about 5 pm, after observing the infantry battle from the Kahlenberg hilltop, Sobieski led the Polish husaria cavalry along with Austrians and Germans in a massive charge down the hillside. Source: Internet
At the same time it could not be forgotten that he gave strong financial aid to King John Sobieski of Poland in their fight against the Turkish invaders. Source: Internet
But as he was leaving he recognized the man with the broadsword as King John Sobieski. Source: Internet