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Jens Nilssøn

Illustration — A portrait traditionally believed to be Jens Nilssøn, although it is now considered likely to be his successor as Bishop, Anders Bendssøn Dall Jens Nilssøn (in Latin Joannis Nicolai) (1538–1600) was a Norwegian clergyman, educator, poet and author. He served as the Bishop of Oslo from the years 1580 to 1600.

Jens Nilssøn

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Born
Jens Nilssøn was born in 1538. · Oslo.
Died
Jens Nilssøn died in 1600.
Nationality
Norway
Occupation
theologian · poet · lutheran pastor · pedagogue · bishop · writer
Education
University of Copenhagen

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