Lawrence Beyerlinck
Lawrence Beyerlinck (1578–1627) was a writer, artist and censor.
Lawrence Beyerlinck

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- Born
- 1578 · Antwerp.
- Died
- 1627 · Antwerp.
- Occupation
- writer · artist · censor · lexicographer · university teacher · priest · philosopher · catholic theologian
- Education
- Old University of Leuven · UCLouvain
- Languages
- Latin
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Born at Antwerp in 1578, died in Antwerp in 1627.
Lawrence Beyerlinck studied at Old University of Leuven and UCLouvain. The recorded working language is Latin. Work by Lawrence Beyerlinck is recorded in the collections of Musea Brugge.
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