Francke, Christian, approximately 1549-

LC control no.	n 81131120
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Francke, Christian, approximately 1549- *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Francke, Christian, 1549- Francke, Christian, b. 1549 Francken, Christian, approximately 1549- Franke, Christian, approximately 1549- Frank, Christian, approximately 1549- Francke, Christianus, approximately 1549- Franke, Christianus, approximately 1549- Francken, Christianus, approximately 1549- Francken, Gardelebiensis, approximately 1549- Francus, Christianus, approximately 1549- Francius, Christianus, approximately 1549- Franck, Christian, approximately 1549- Franken, Christian, approximately 1549-
See also	Alternate identity: Albutius, Paulus, approximately 1549- *Browse this term in* LC Authorities
Other standard no.	0000000080957304
Associated place	Cluj (Romania)
Located	Vienna (Austria) Altdorf (Nürnberger Land, Germany) Chmielnik (Województwo Świętokrzyskie, Poland) Prague (Czech Republic) Kisvárda (Hungary) Aranyosgerend (Cluj, Romania)
Birth date	1549~
Place of birth	Gardelegen (Germany)
Place of death	Rome (Italy)
Field of activity	Philosophy
Affiliation	Jesuits Akademisches Gymnasium (Vienna, Austria) Academia Altorfina Erdélyi Unitárius Egyház
Profession or occupation	Theologians Philosophers College teachers Teachers
Found in	Szczucki, L. Két XVI. századi eretnek gondolkodó, 1980 (subj.) t.p. (Christian Francken) p. 86 (Franke or Francke, b. around 1552, Gardelegen) Jöcher, 1750 (Francke, or Francken (Christ.); b. 1549) Nouv. biog. gén., 1858 (Francke or Francken (Christian) German relig. visionary; b. 1549, d. after 1595) BnF, catalogue général, viewed July 27, 2022 (Francken, Christian ; Jesuit ; professor of philosophy in Vienna (1576-1580) ; born 1549, died 1603 ; variant name: Frank, Christian ; also published under the pseudonym Paulus Albutius) <http://ark.bnf.fr/ark:/12148/cb13164168v> Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek, viewed July 27, 2022 (Francke, Christian ; German theologian and philosopher in Poland, Bohemia and Transylvania ; born approximately 1549 or 1552 in Gardelegen, died approximately 1595 or 1610 in Klausenburg ; variant names: Francke, Christianus; Franke, Christianus; Francken, Christianus; Francken, Gardelebiensis; Frank, Christian; Francus, Christianus; Francius, Christianus; Franck, Christian; Franken, Christian) <https://d-nb.info/gnd/118534696> German Wikipedia, viewed July 27, 2022 (Christian Francken ; born 1550 in Gardelegen, died 1611 in Rome ; professor at the Vienna Jesuit School ; lector at the University of Altdorf ; in 1584 he became rector of the school in Chmielnik ; moved to Transylvania, where he was accepted at the court of Johannes Gerendi in Neusatz (Hungarian: Aranyosgerend) ; in 1587 stayed in Prague ; in 1588 returned to Transylvania and stayed with the nobleman István Szakolyi in Kisvárda ; in 1590 became lector at the College of Transylvanian Unitarians in Cluj ; in his final years traveled to Italy, where he is said to have been arrested by the Inquisition and later converted back to Catholicism) <https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Francken>
Not found in	Cath. encyc., 1981; Brockhaus enz., 1968; Schaff-Herzog, 1909.