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16th-century theologians

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Anne HutchinsonAuthor · BooksAnne Hutchinson (1591–1643) was a Kingdom of England midwife, theologian and preacher.
Anton PraetoriusAuthor · BooksAnton Praetorius was a German translator, theologian, pastor, biographer, hymnwriter and writer (1560–1613). He was born at Lippstadt and died at Laudenbach.
Caspar Bartholin the ElderAuthor · BooksCaspar Bartholin the Elder (1585–1629) was a physician, theologian and university teacher.
Cornelius a LapideAuthor · BooksCornelius a Lapide was a priest, university teacher, writer and theologian (1567–1637). He was born at Bocholt and died at Rome.
David FabriciusAuthor · Maps and atlasesDavid Fabricius (1564–1617) was a County of East Frisia astronomer, Lutheran pastor and cartographer.
David JorisArtist · PaintingsDavid Joris (1501–1556) was a painter, theologian and anabaptism.
Dirck Volckertszoon CoornhertEngraver · PrintsDirck Volckertszoon Coornhert (1522–1590) was a Habsburg Netherlands theologian, printmaker and poet.
Erasmus AlberusAuthor · BooksErasmus Alberus (1500–1553) was a Germany Renaissance humanist, theologian and poet.
Francis de SalesAuthor · BooksFrancis de Sales (1567–1622) was a theologian, writer and catholic priest.
Friedrich SpeePerson · Music memorabiliaFriedrich Spee (1591–1635) was a Germany poet, writer and university teacher.
Georg BraunAuthor · Maps and atlasesGeorg Braun was a German cartographer, geographer, deacon, theologian, writer and artist (1542–1622). He was born at Cologne.
Gerardus MercatorAuthor · BooksGerardus Mercator was a gerardus mercator is recorded as holy roman empire and habsburg netherlands. author. Gerardus Mercator was born in 1512. Gerardus Mercator died in 1594. Gerardus Mercator is recorded as mathematic
Giovanni Battista RiccioliAuthor · Maps and atlasesGiovanni Battista Riccioli (1598–1671) was a selenographer, theologian and astronomer.
Giovanni della CasaAuthor · BooksGiovanni della Casa (1503–1556) was a writer, poet and diplomat.
Heinrich BüntingAuthor · Maps and atlasesHeinrich Bünting (1545–1606) was a Germany cartographer, theologian and writer.
Hubert LanguetAuthor · BooksHubert Languet was a French diplomat, politician, debater, theologian, writer and opinion journalist (1518–1581). He was born at Vitteaux and died at Antwerp.
Imam BirgiviAuthor · BooksImam Birgivi (1522–1573) was an Ottoman ulema, writer and theologian.
Jakob AndreaeAuthor · BooksJakob Andreae (1528–1590) was a theologian, university teacher and writer.
Jakub WujekAuthor · BooksJakub Wujek was a Polish translator, writer and theologian (1541–1597). He was born at Wągrowiec and died at Kraków.
Jan BrożekAuthor · BooksJan Brożek (1585–1652) was a mathematician, astronomer and university teacher.
Jiří TřanovskýPerson · Music memorabiliaJiří Třanovský was a translator, poet, composer, pedagogue, writer and musician (1592–1637). He was born at Cieszyn and died at Liptovský Mikuláš.
Johann ArndtAuthor · BooksJohann Arndt was a writer, parson, independent publisher, court chaplain, superintendent and protestant theologian (1555–1621). He was born at Ballenstedt and died at Celle.
Johann GerhardAuthor · BooksJohann Gerhard (1582–1637) was a Germany university teacher, writer and superintendent.
Johannes Valentinus AndreaeAuthor · BooksJohannes Valentinus Andreae was a theologian, mathematician, writer, poet, astrologer and philosopher (1586–1654). He was born at Herrenberg and died at Stuttgart.
John Amos ComeniusAuthor · Maps and atlasesJohn Amos Comenius (1592–1670) was a Habsburg monarchy teacher, pedagogue and philosopher.
John CalvinAuthor · BooksJohn Calvin (1509–1564) was a French pastor, protestant reformer and theologian.
John KnoxAuthor · BooksJohn Knox (1514–1572) was a theologian, christian minister and writer.
Konstantinas SirvydasAuthor · BooksKonstantinas Sirvydas was a lexicographer, linguist, preacher, university teacher, writer and theologian (1579–1631). He was born at Troškūnai and died at Vilnius.
Lorenzo ScupoliAuthor · BooksLorenzo Scupoli was a writer, philosopher, catholic priest and theologian (1530–1610). He was born at Otranto and died at Naples.
Matthias FlaciusAuthor · BooksMatthias Flacius was a theologian, writer, university teacher and historian (1520–1575). He was born at Labin and died at Frankfurt.
Michael ServetusAuthor · Maps and atlasesMichael Servetus (1511–1553) was a Spain physician, theologian and translator.
Mikael AgricolaAuthor · BooksMikael Agricola (1508–1557) was a Swedish linguist, translator and theologian.
Paolo SarpiAuthor · BooksPaolo Sarpi was a philosopher, historian, writer, astronomer, anatomist and theologian (1552–1623). He was born at Venice.
Pavao SkalićAuthor · BooksPavao Skalić was a theologian, philosopher, politician, writer and humanist (1534–1573). He was born at Zagreb and died at Gdańsk.
Petrus PlanciusEngraver · PrintsPetrus Plancius (1552–1622) was a Dutch Republic astronomer, cartographer and theologian.
Petrus RamusAuthor · BooksPetrus Ramus — Petrus Ramus studied at Collège de France and Collège de Navarre. training under Jacques Toussain is recorded. Antoine Fouquelin, Nicolas de Nancel and Pierre Martini are recorded as having studied under P
Philipp NicolaiAuthor · BooksPhilipp Nicolai (1556–1608) was a German composer, poet and theologian.
Philips of Marnix, Lord of Saint-AldegondePerson · Music memorabiliaPhilips of Marnix, Lord of Saint-Aldegonde (1540–1598) was a poet, cryptographer and translator.
Pierre CharronAuthor · BooksPierre Charron was a French philosopher, theologian, writer and cleric (1541–1603). He was born at Paris.
Robert BellarmineAuthor · BooksRobert Bellarmine (1542–1621) was a latin catholic priest, writer and librarian.
Theodore BezaAuthor · BooksTheodore Beza (1519–1605) was a French theologian, translator and writer.
Ubbo EmmiusAuthor · Maps and atlasesUbbo Emmius (1547–1625) was a Germany geographer, historian and theologian.
Wilhelm SchickardAuthor · Maps and atlasesWilhelm Schickard (1592–1635) was a Duchy of Württemberg mathematician, astronomer and orientalist.
William PerkinsAuthor · BooksWilliam Perkins was a theologian, university teacher, writer and preacher (1558–1602). He was born at Warwickshire and died at Cambridge.

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