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Antoine van Zyll

d. 1655

Protestant minister, writer, poet

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About Antoine van Zyll

Antoine van Zyll was a pastor, writer and poet.

Antoine van Zyll, born in Utrecht, died in 1655, was a Remonstrant theologian and pastor in Alkmaar. He is mentioned in the Parnassus Latino-Belgicus by Hoeufft. This scholar possesses unpublished Latin poems by van Zyll, written between 1604 and 1652, among which is an epigram titled In tractatum Manassis - Ben-Israël de resurrectione mortuorum, a me ex hispano latine redditum. This suggests that the Libri tres de resurrectione mortuorum by Manasseh Ben Israel, published in Latin in Amsterdam in 1636, was originally written in Spanish and translated into Latin by Antoine van Zyll.

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Important facts

Born
Utrecht
Died
1655
Also known as
Antonius Zilius

Frequently asked questions

Who was Antoine van Zyll?

Protestant minister, writer, poet

When was Antoine van Zyll born?

Antoine van Zyll was born in Utrecht.

When did Antoine van Zyll die?

Antoine van Zyll died in 1655.

What was Antoine van Zyll's occupation?

Antoine van Zyll was a pastor, writer and poet.

Sources & further reading

· Wikipedia: Antoine van Zyll

· Wikidata: Q2856950

· DBpedia: Antoine van Zyll

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