-
Macropedius. In 1524 he was
appointed headmaster of St. Jerome's in Liège. The Liège
grammar school flourished due to
activities of both
Macropedius and...
- fail to
mention the play's author. A 1539
Latin translation by
Georgius Macropedius, however,
states that its
original author is one
Petrus Diesthemius ('Peter...
- (1536) by Christi****
Ischyrius Hecastus,
adaptation in
Latin (1536) by
Macropedius Jedermann (1911), Hugo von Hofmannsthal's
German adaptation of Everyman...
- outcomes.
During his time at the
school the
headmaster was
Georgius Macropedius, and
under his
guidance Geert would study the Bible, the
trivium (Latin...
-
Orhan Gazi Mosque.
Erasmus (1484–1497),
priest and
humanist scholar Macropedius (1487–1558), a
Dutch humanist,
schoolmaster and
Latin playwright John...
- (1486–1533) (Flemish)
Sigismund von
Herberstein (1486–1566) (Austrian/Slovene)
Macropedius (1487–1558) (Dutch)
Pietro Alcionio (c.1487–1527) (Italian)
William Farel...
- poet (died 1572)
Ottmar Luscinius,
biblical commentation (died 1537)
Macropedius,
humanist writer and
dramatist (died 1558)
October 22 -
Antonio Bettini...
-
called Esdonk and a
Protestant mining village called Vossenberg.
Georgius Macropedius Lawrence Torrentinus Jan van
Amstel (naval hero) [nl] Leon Vlemmings...
- is said that the
townfounder Diederik van
Gemert lived here.
Georgius Macropedius (1487 in
Gemert – 1558) a
Dutch humanist and
schoolmaster Lawrence Torrentinus...
- van Diest, the late 15th-century
English Everyman,
Hecastus (1539) by
Macropedius, and
Hekastus (1549) by Hans Sachs. It was
first performed on 1 December...
