About Reinalda van Eymeren
Lived 1465 – 1540 (aged 74–75). Reinalda van Eymeren was a Dutch nun and writer.
Reinalda van Eymeren (1463 – 1540) was a Dutch nun at St Agnes Convent, Arnhem, who has been proposed as the author of the highly influential, anonymous Middle Dutch spiritual text Die Evangelische Peerle (The Pearl of the Gospel), first published in 1535, and (Of the Temple of Our Soul), first published 1543. Those who do not accept the attribution ascribe these works to an Anonieme Maagd ("Anonymous Virgin").
Reinalda was born in Arnhem in 1463, the daughter of Wichman van Eymeren and his wife Andrea. Her father was an alderman in the city government. She spent most of her life as a sister in the Convent of St Agnes, where she was remarked for her total abstinence from fish and meat, her frequent communion, and her musical talents.
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Who was Reinalda van Eymeren?
nun in Arnhem, wrote Margarita Evangelica
When was Reinalda van Eymeren born?
Reinalda van Eymeren was born in 1465.
When did Reinalda van Eymeren die?
Reinalda van Eymeren died in 1540.
What was Reinalda van Eymeren's occupation?
Reinalda van Eymeren was a nun and writer.
What nationality was Reinalda van Eymeren?
Reinalda van Eymeren was Dutch.
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