Johannes, de Lapide, approximately 1425-1496

LC control no.	n 86813037
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Johannes, de Lapide, approximately 1425-1496 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	De la PIerre, Jean, approximately 1425-1496 De Lapide, Johannes, approximately 1425-1496 Hegelin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Hélin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Hemlin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Henelyn, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Henlin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Heynlein, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Heynlin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496 Johannes, de Lapide, ca. 1425-1496 La Pierre, Jean, approximately 1425-1496 Lapidanus, Johannes, approximately 1425-1496 Lapide, Jean à, approximately 1425-1496 Lapide, Johannes de, approximately 1425-1496 Lapideus, Johannes, approximately 1425-1496 Lapierre, Jean, approximately 1425-1496 Pierre, Jean La, approximately 1425-1496 Steinlin, Johann, approximately 1425-1496
See also	Employer: Universität Basel *Browse this term in* LC Authorities Employer: Université de Paris *Browse this term in* LC Authorities
Associated place	Paris (France)
Birth date	1425~
Death date	1496-03-12
Place of birth	Stein (Königsbach-Stein, Germany)
Place of death	Basel (Switzerland)
Affiliation	Universität Basel Université de Paris
Profession or occupation	Printers Humanists Theologians College teachers
Found in	nuc86-22096: His Resolutio dubiorum [MI] 1506 (hdg. on GmC rept.: Johannes de Lapide) Mansell (hdg.: Heynlin, Johann, 1425?-1496) Schaff-Herzog (Heynlin, Von Stein (de Lapide), Johann; b. at Stein bet. 1425 and 1430; d. Basel, 3/12/1496; Johannes Heynlin, J. Heynlin) Wikipedia, 9 June 2015 (Johann Heynlin, variously spelled Heynlein, Henelyn, Henlin, Hélin, Hemlin, Hegelin, Steinlin; and translated as Jean à Lapide, Jean La Pierre (Lapierre, de la Pierre), Johannes Lapideus, Johannes Lapidanus, Johannes de Lapide; born about 1425 in Stein, near Pforzheim in Baden-Württemburg; scholar, humanist, theologian; introduced the printing press to Paris in the late fifteenth century; in 1464 went to University of Basel, and was admitted to the faculty; later became professor of theology at the Sorbonne)
Associated language	lat