- Jan
Seklucjan (born
either in 1498 or
around 1510, died 1578) (also
known as Jan from Siekluki, Seclucian, Secluci****) was a
Polish Lutheran theologian...
- święte
Ewanielije podług świętego Jana
around 1518/1519. In 1549 Jan
Seklucjan (Joannis Seclvci****)
wrote Krótka a
prosta nauka czytania i
pisania języka...
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publication of the
first Polish- and Lithuanian-language
cathechisms (by Jan
Seklucjan and
Martynas Mažvydas), the
first Polish translation of the New Testament...
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translators were Jan
Seklucjan and Stanisław Murzynowski, who had
their works printed in the shop of Hans Weinreich, a
native of Gdańsk.
Seklucjan and Murzynowski...
- literature. In 1545 in Königsberg a
Polish catechism was
printed by Jan
Seklucjan. In 1551 the
first translation of the New
Testament in
Polish came out...
- Albert, Duke of Prussia. 1545 –
Oldest Polish catechism published by Jan
Seklucjan. 1547 –
Catechism of
Martynas Mažvydas published. 1550 – Po****tion: 14...
- was
mainly written by
referencing to the
catechisms and
hymnals of Jan
Seklucjan, who at that time
worked in Königsberg. The book
content can be divided...
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between Hieronim's
father and
another Polish translator in Królewiec, Jan
Seklucjan.
According to some historians,
Malecki may have been the
author or co-author...
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first Polish-speaking
preacher at the
Steindamm church. Secluci**** (Jan
Seklucjan)
translated the New
Testament into
Polish there during the 1540s. Lithuanian-speaking...
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standardize Polish orthography,
including Stanisław Zaborowski's in 1514, Jan
Seklucjan's in 1549, Stanisław Murzynowski's in 1551, and
Onufry Kopczyński's grammars...