Vincent Stochove
Writer of the French-language book Voyage du Levant
About Vincent Stochove
Lived 1605 – 1679 (aged 74). Vincent Stochove was a Belgian traveler, writer, politician, mayor and envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary.
Vincent Stochove or Vincent de Stochove (1610–1679) was a traveller best known for his French-language book Voyage du Levant describing his travels in the 1630s through The Levant, including the Ottoman Empire, including Syria, Palestine, and Egypt.
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Who was Vincent Stochove?
writer of the French-language book Voyage du Levant
When was Vincent Stochove born?
Vincent Stochove was born on 15 February 1605 in Bruges.
When did Vincent Stochove die?
Vincent Stochove died on 25 December 1679 in Bruges.
What was Vincent Stochove's occupation?
Vincent Stochove was a traveler, writer, politician, mayor and envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary.
What nationality was Vincent Stochove?
Vincent Stochove was Belgian.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Vincent Stochove. https://biography.guide/vincent-stochove/
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