Amerbach, Bonifacius
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Name (Latin)
Amerbach, Bonifacius
Other forms of name
Amerbach, Bonifacio, 1495-1562
Amerbach, Bonifatius, 1495-1562
Amerbach, Bonifaz, 1495-1562
Amerbachius, Bonifacius, 1495-1562
Amerpachius, Bonifacius, 1495-1562
Amorbachius, Bonifacius, 1495-1562
Amerbach, Bonifacius, 1495-1562
Date of birth
1495-10-11
Date of death
1562-04-24
Associated country
France
Germany
Switzerland
Field of activity
Composition (Music)
Education
Jurisprudence
Teaching
Occupation
Lawyers
Teachers
Composers
Associated Language
ger
Gender
male
MARC
MARC
Sources of Information
- Costa, E. Andrea Alciato e Bonifacio Amerbach, 1905.
- Bonifacius Amerbach; Born 11 October 1495 in Basel, died 24 or 25 April 1562 in Basel. A Swiss jurist, humanist, professor, and composer. Educated in Schlettstadt, the University of Basel, the University of Freiburg, and the University of Avignon. Taught law at the University of Basel from 1525 to 1536, part time from 1536 to 1548. He initially resisted the Reformation but took a moderate stance, and eventually became a Protestant, participating in the 1533 Strasbourg Synod and the 1540/1541 Colloquy of Worms ( (German Wikipedia, viewed 12 December 2014) )
- Amerbach, Bonifacius ; variant names: Amerbachius, Bonifacius; Amorbachius, Bonifacius; Amerpachius, Bonifacius; Amerbach, Bonifatius; Amerbach, Bonifaz ( (Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed November 2, 2023) )
- Koch, E. Die causa matrimonialis im Hause Amerbach/Fuchs, c1981:p. 9-10 (Bonifacius Amerbach; member of a family of printers and scholars in 16th century Basel)
- Bonifacius Amerbach, 1495-1562, c1995.
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German:
Bildnis des Bonifacius Amerbach
Portrait of Bonifacius Amerbach
Hans Holbein the Younger, Public domain
Wikipedia description:
Bonifacius Amerbach (1495–April 1562) was a jurist, scholar, an influential humanist and the rector of the University of Basel for several terms.
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