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Joachim Vadian (29
November 1484 – 6
April 1551), born as
Joachim von Watt, was a humanist, scholar,
mayor and
reformer in the free city of St. Gallen...
- Oecolampadius), Bern (Berchtold
Haller and
Niklaus Manuel), and St.
Gallen (Joachim
Vadian). One canton, Appenzell, was
officially divided into
Catholic and Protestant...
- was
published at
Milan in 1471; the
first critical edition was by
Joachim Vadian (Wien, 1518), su****ded by
those of
Johann Heinrich Voss (1658), Johann...
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Neecha Andar Neech Jaat
Neechi Hu At
Neech Nanak Tin Kai Sang
Saath Vadian Sio Kia Rees.
Nanak is the
companion of the
lowest of the low and of the condemned...
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initial small success, in 1523
Joachim von Watt (also
known as
Joachim Vadian)
began to
preach the
reformed version of the Acts of the
Apostles to friends...
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initial small success, in 1523
Joachim von Watt (also
known as
Joachim Vadian)
began to
preach the
reformed version of the Acts of the
Apostles to friends...
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until 1518.
While there,
Grebel developed a
close friendship with
Joachim Vadian, an
eminent Swiss humanist professor from St. Gall.
After spending three...
- was
considered the city's
intellectual and
political leader.
According to
Vadian, who
understood his
contemporaries well, "Ulrich was a very intelligent...
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August 1895. Jünglingsfigur,
Villa Tobler in Zürich,
statue of
Joachim Vadian in St. Gallen, 1904,
Rizal Monument in
Rizal Park, Manila, 1912. A national...
- arts and sciences, and he
surrounded himself with
scholars such as
Joachim Vadian and
Andreas Stoberl (Stiborius),
promoting them to
important court posts...
