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Theodore Beza

1519 to 1605 3 documented presences 3 places

Quo Fuit places 3 dated presences for Theodore Beza across 3 places, from 1519 to 1605. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.

Theodore Beza (or de Besze; 24 June 1519 – 13 October 1605) was a French Calvinist Protestant theologian, reformer and scholar who played an important role in the Protestant Reformation.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
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Where Theodore Beza was documented, and when

24 June 1519exact date
Vézelayattested “Theodore Beza was born on 24 June 1519 in Vézelay, in the province of Burgundy, France.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1535 to 1539period
Orléansattested “Beza, in accordance with the wish of his father, went back to Orléans and studied law from 1535 to 1539.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
13 October 1605exact date
Genevaattested “Beza died on 13 October 1605 in Geneva.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza

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Places Theodore Beza is documented in

Geneva1 presence · 1605
Orléans1 presence · 1535
Vézelay1 presence · 1519

Other places tied to Theodore Beza in the record

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December 1528month
Orléansmentioned “From Paris, Theodore was sent to Orléans in December 1528 to receive instruction from the German humanist .” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
December 1528month
Parismentioned “From Paris, Theodore was sent to Orléans in December 1528 to receive instruction from the German humanist .” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1534year
Germanymentioned “In 1534, after Francis I issued his edict against ecclesiastical innovations, Wolmar returned to Germany.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
11 August 1539exact date
Parismentioned “He received a licentiate in law on 11 August 1539, and, as his father desired, went to Paris, where he began to practice.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
23 October 1548exact date
Genevamentioned “He arrived in Geneva with Claudine on 23 October 1548.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
November 1549month
Lausannementioned “On his way home, he visited Pierre Viret at Lausanne, who brought about his appointment as professor of Greek at the Academy of Lausanne in November 1549.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
November 1549month
Academy of Lausannementioned “On his way home, he visited Pierre Viret at Lausanne, who brought about his appointment as professor of Greek at the Academy of Lausanne in November 1549.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
27 October 1553exact date
Genevamentioned “Of a more serious character were two controversies in which Beza was involved at this time: The first concerned the doctrine of predestination and the controversy of Calvin with Jerome Hermes Bolsec and the second referred to the executi…” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1558year
Worms, Germanymentioned “In the autumn of 1558, Beza undertook a second journey with Farel to Worms by way of Strasburg in the hopes of bringing about an intercession by the Evangelical princes of the empire in favor of the persecuted brethren at Paris.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1558year
Parismentioned “In the autumn of 1558, Beza undertook a second journey with Farel to Worms by way of Strasburg in the hopes of bringing about an intercession by the Evangelical princes of the empire in favor of the persecuted brethren at Paris.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1558year
Genevamentioned “This caused many difficulties, and Beza thought it best in 1558 to settle at Geneva.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1559year
Heidelbergmentioned “In 1559, he undertook another journey in the interest of the Huguenots, this time to Heidelberg.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1560year
Wolmarmentioned “It was printed in Latin in 1560 with a dedication to Wolmar.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1563year
Londonmentioned “An English translation was published at London in 1563, 1572, and 1585.” source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1564year
Germanymentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
April 1571month
La Rochellementioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1572year
Genevamentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
May 1572month
Nîmesmentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
27 March 1586exact date
Montbéliardmentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
18 April 1588exact date
Bernmentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza
1596year
Germanymentioned source: Wikipedia: Theodore Beza

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