About Matthias van Lierop
Lived 1600 – 1621. Matthias van Lierop was a Belgian writer.
Matthias van Lierop (died 1621), Latinized Liropius, was a Dominican writer from the Low Countries.
Life Van Lierop was born near Helmond in the Duchy of Brabant and joined the Dominican Order in 's-Hertogenbosch. He was sent to study at Leuven University and went on to become subprior, lecturer in theology, prior, preacher, and provincial definitor. After Tseraerts's death at the hands of mutineers, Van Lierop was released unharmed. He returned to 's-Hertogenbosch, where he eventually died on 10 March 1621.
Writings Two of Van Lierop's works survived in manuscript: Destructio Babylonis, seu tractatus de vitiis Sermones de tempore et de sanctis
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Frequently asked questions
Who was Matthias van Lierop?
Dominican priest in the Spanish Netherlands
When was Matthias van Lierop born?
Matthias van Lierop was born in 1600 in Lierop.
When did Matthias van Lierop die?
Matthias van Lierop died on 10 March 1621.
What was Matthias van Lierop's occupation?
Matthias van Lierop was a writer.
What nationality was Matthias van Lierop?
Matthias van Lierop was Belgian.
Sources & further reading
· Wikipedia: Matthias van Lierop
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