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Carolus Mulerius (21
February 1601,
Harlingen – 13
August 1638, Groningen) was a
Dutch Hispanist and grammarian. He was the son of
Christina Maria Six...
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Nicolaus Mulerius, was published, with the
lives of
other professors of Groningen, at
Groningen in 1638,
eight years after Mulerius' death.
Mulerius married...
- universe. 1566, Basel, by
Henricus Petrus. 1617, Amsterdam, by
Nicolaus Mulerius. 1854, Warsaw, with
Polish translation and the
authentic preface by Copernicus...
- (Charlemagne), Holy
Roman Emperor Carolus Maneken (1419–1493),
professor Carolus Mulerius (1601–1638),
Dutch Hispanist and
grammarian Carolus Niellius (1576–1652)...
- Oterl****
branch of the
family Chrétienne Six (1566–1645),
married Nicolaus Mulerius (1564–1630),
medic and
astronomer Jean Six (1575–1617),
ancestor of the...
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Republic Scientific career Doctoral advisor Petrus Ramus Hieronymus Fabricius Doctoral students Otto
Heurnius Other notable
students Nicolaus Mulerius...
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Doujat (1644); the
German Heinrich Doergangk (1614); and the
Dutch Carolus Mulerius (1630).
Dictionaries were
composed by the
Italian Girolamo Vittori (1602)...
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August 12 –
Baltasar Marradas,
Spanish count (b. 1560)
August 13 –
Carolus Mulerius,
Dutch Hispanist (b. 1601)
August 27 – John Hoskins,
English poet (b. 1566)...
- Shi Kefa,
Chinese Ming
Dynasty official (d. 1645)
February 21 –
Carolus Mulerius,
Dutch Hispanist (d. 1638)
February 22 –
Pierre Chanut,
French diplomat...
- Shi Kefa,
Chinese Ming
Dynasty official (d. 1645)
February 21 –
Carolus Mulerius,
Dutch Hispanist (d. 1638)
February 22 –
Pierre Chanut,
French diplomat...
