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Johannes Dantiscus, (German: Johann(es) von Höfen-Flachsbinder; Polish: Jan Dantyszek; 1
November 1485 – 27
October 1548) was prince-bishop of Warmia...
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candidacy was
actually pro forma,
since Dantiscus had
earlier been
named coadjutor bishop to
Ferber and
since Dantiscus had the
backing of Poland's King Sigismund...
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authors to
write in Polish.
Prime literarians of the
period included Dantiscus, Modrevius, Goslicius,
Sarbievius and
theologian John Laski. In the Baroque...
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Gniezno having failed 1523–1537
Mauritius Ferber 1537–1548
Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek, also
known as The
Father of
Polish Diplomacy) 1549–1550...
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their education.
Polish thinkers, like
Andrzej Frycz Modrzewski,
Johannes Dantiscus or Jan Łaski
maintained contacts with
leading European philosophers of...
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Polish Renaissance, writers,
royal secretaries and diplomats:
Johannes Dantiscus,
called the "father of
Polish diplomacy", and
Marcin Kromer, who was also...
- with his bishop,
Johannes Dantiscus, on
account of his
former relationship with his
mistress and
friendship with
Dantiscus's enemy and
suspected heretic...
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novelist and
translator of the
Diary of
Samuel Pepys into
Polish Johannes Dantiscus (Jan Dantyszek),
Latin poet and Prince-Bishop of
Warmia Jacek Dehnel,...
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signed only on 16 June 1538 in
Breslau (now Wrocław) by
Johannes Dantiscus. The
treaty did not
differ from the
preliminary treaty of 1530
other than...
- bride. The
treaty was
renewed on 16 June 1538 in Wrocław by
Johannes Dantiscus and the
betrothal ceremony took
place on 17 July 1538 in Innsbruck. Bona...
