About Mateusz Bembus
Lived 1567 – 1645 (aged 77–78). Mateusz Bembus was a Polish writer, philosopher, university teacher and catholic theologian.
Mateusz Bembus (1567–1645) was a Polish Jesuit priest, writer, and professor of moral philosophy. In 1612, he succeeded Piotr Skarga as the royal preacher for King Sigismund III Vasa. After this role, he became rector of the Jesuit College in Poznan. During his career, he advocated against religious tolerance in the otherwise tolerant Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth.
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Polish priest and writer
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Mateusz Bembus was born in 1567 in Poznań.
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Mateusz Bembus died in 1645 in Kraków.
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Mateusz Bembus was a writer, philosopher, university teacher and catholic theologian.
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Mateusz Bembus was Polish.
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