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Andreas Libavius

1550 to 1616 5 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 5 dated presences for Andreas Libavius across 3 places, from 1581 to 1607. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Andreas Libavius (known as Andrew Libavius in English; Halle – 25 July 1616, Coburg) was a German writer.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Andreas Libavius was documented, and when

1581 to 1586period
Coburgattested “He began teaching in Ilmenau in 1581 and remained there until 1586 when he moved to Coburg to teach there.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1581 to 1586period
Ilmenauattested “He began teaching in Ilmenau in 1581 and remained there until 1586 when he moved to Coburg to teach there.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1596year
Frankfurtattested “Aristotle and Galen appear, honourably placed, on the title-page of Libavius's main work, the Alchymia, published at Frankfurt in 1596 ...” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1605year
Coburgattested “This position led to conflict with the rector of schools causing Libavius to move to Coburg in 1605.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1607 to 1616period
Coburgattested “He lived in Coburg from 1607 until his death in 1616.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius

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Places Andreas Libavius is documented in

Coburg3 presences · 1581 to 1607Frankfurt1 presence · 1596
Ilmenau1 presence · 1581

Other places tied to Andreas Libavius in the record

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1579year
University of Jenamentioned “In 1579 he entered the University of Jena where he studied philosophy, history and medicine.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1588year
University of Baselmentioned “In 1588 he went to study at the University of Basel and received the degree of medicinae doctor.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius
1606year
Coburgmentioned “In 1606 he was offered and accepted the position of headmaster of the reestablished Casimirianum Gymnasium in Coburg.” source: Wikipedia: Andreas Libavius

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