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Erasmus Finx

Erasmus Finx

Erasmus Finx (16 November 1627 – 20 December 1694), aka Erasmus Francisci, was a German polymath, author, and writer of Christian hymns.

Life

Finx was born in Lübeck, the son of a lawyer and received higher education at Lüneburg and Stettin. He studied law and was travelling through Italy, France and the Netherlands afterwards. As of 1657, he worked as a reader at Endter publishing at Nuremberg, where he also published some of his books. He died in Nuremberg.[1]

He wrote a large number of books under various pseudonyms (Der Erzählende, Freundlieb Ehrenreich von Kaufleben, Theophil Anti-Scepticus, Der Unpartheyische, Gottlieb Unverrucht, Theophilus Urbinus, and Gottlieb Warmund), and he edited Johann Weikhard von Valvasor's The Glory of the Duchy of Carniola.

Title Ost und West Indischer wie auch Sinesischer Lust und Staats-Garten

Works


References

  1. ^ John Julian, 1907 Dictionary of Hymnology Dover Publications, New York online
  2. ^ Karapetova, I. N. (2013). Features of the formation of the system of early European journal periodicals. KANT, 3(9), 145–147. ISSN 2222-243X. Retrieved from https://cyberleninka.ru/article/n/osobennosti-formirovaniya-sistemy-ranney-evropeyskoy-zhurnalnoy-periodiki/viewer .
  3. ^ Francisci, Erasmus (1669). Die lustige Schau-Bühne von allerhand Curiositäten (in German). Endter. ISBN 978-3-598-50733-5.
  4. ^ Francisci, Erasmus (1674). Die lustige Schau-Bühne von allerhand Curiositäten (in German). Wolffg. Moritz Endter.

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