Sebastian Grabowiecki
Sebastian Grabowiecki (1543–1607) was a poet, writer and translator.
Overview
Born at Mszczyczyn in 1543, died at Bledzew in 1607.
In detail
the recorded working language is Polish and Italian.
The field of work recorded is Catholic literature, poetry and translating activity.
Positions recorded include king's secretary at the Polish court and abbot.
Sources
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“Sebastian Grabowiecki”, English Wikipedia, consulted as further reading
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Wikidata, structured authority record Q9334737: Sebastian Grabowiecki
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- Symeon of PolotskAuthor
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- Jan PotockiAuthor
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- Antoni MalczewskiAuthor
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- Maciej Kazimierz SarbiewskiAuthor
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- Marcin BielskiAuthor
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- Stanisław KonarskiAuthor
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- Aleksander Benedykt SobieskiAuthor
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- Marie LeszczyńskaAuthor
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- Ignacy KrasickiAuthor
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- Józef KossakowskiAuthor
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Elsewhere in Books
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- Sebastian BrantAuthor
- Sebastian DrosteAuthor
- Sebastian FitzekAuthor
- Sebastian FranckAuthor
- Sebastián Herrero Espinosa de los MonterosAuthor
- Sebastian KneippAuthor
- Sebastian LeitnerAuthor
- Sebastián Salazar BondyAuthor
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