Johan Abeling
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- Born
- 1600. · Strasbourg.
- Died
- 1634. · Frankfurt.
- Nationality
- Germany.
- Occupation
- writer, translator, historian, compiler, publisher and theologian.
- Languages
- Latin and German.
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Johan Abeling, Gabriel Bethlen
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1600
Johan Abeling born at Strasbourg.
1634
Johan Abeling died at Frankfurt.
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