Trithemius, Johannes, 1462-1516

LC control no.	n 82072962
Descriptive conventions	rda
LC classification	PA8585.T775
Personal name heading	Trithemius, Johannes, 1462-1516 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Trittenhemius, Johannes, 1462-1516 Trittenheim, Johann, 1462-1516 Heidenberg, Johannes, 1462-1516 Tritemius, Joannes, 1462-1516 Tritheim, Johann, 1462-1516 Tritheme, I., 1462-1516 Johannes, Abbas Spanhamensis, 1462-1516 Tritemius, Iohannes, 1462-1516 Trittenhemius, Ioannes, 1462-1516 Trittemius, 1462-1516 Johan, Abt zů Spanhaim, 1462-1516 Tritenheim, Joannes, 1462-1516 Trithème, Jean, 1462-1516 Erithenemius, Ioannes, 1462-1516 Erithenemius, Joannes, 1462-1516
Other standard no.	0000000121442025
Birth date	1462-02-01
Death date	1516-12-13
Place of birth	Trittenheim (Germany)
Place of death	Würzburg (Germany)
Field of activity	Theology Lexicography History Cryptography Occultism
Profession or occupation	Theologians Lexicographers Historians Cryptographers Occultists
Found in	LCCN 11-19045: His Polygraphie, et vniuerselle escriture cabalistique de m. I. Tritheme abbé, 1561 (hdg.: Trithemius, Joannes, 1462-1516) De purissima et immaculata conceptione Virginis Marie, 1506: p. 3 ( ... Johan[n]is, abbatis Spa[n]hame[n]sis; Iohannes Tritemius, Abbas Spanhame[n]sis) Gabriel Biel super canone misse, 1542: t.p. (Ioannis Trittenhemij Abbatis Sphanhemensis) Thybourel, F. Recueil de plusieurs machines militaires ..., 1620: t.p. (Trittemius) Antwort Herrn Johan Abts zů Spanhaim auff acht Fragstuck jme von Weylandt Herrn Maximilian Röm. Kayser etc. hochlöblichster Gedechtnuss fürgehalten, 1555 t.p. (Johan Abts zu Spanhaim) at end (Ioannes Trithemius Abbas) Bibl. des impressions et des oeuvres de Josse Badius Ascensius ...1908: v. 3, index (Tritenheim, Trithemius (Joannes); Jean Trithème, de Trittenheim, abbé de Spanheim) Sidonii Apollinaris poema aureum eiusdemq[ue] epistole, 1498: fol. s8r (... Ioanne Erithenemio) Wikipedia, Sept. 4, 2014: "Johannes Trithemius" (Johannes Trithemius; born Johann Heidenberg, Feb. 1, 1462 (home town Trittenheim on the Moselle River, at the time part of the electorate of Trier); died Dec. 13, 1516, St. James's abbey (Schottenkloster), Würzburg; a German Benedictine abbot and polymath, active in the German Renaissance as a theologian, lexicographer, chronicler, cryptographer and occultist; connected with the Benedictine abbey of Sponheim (near Bad Kreuznach), elected abbot in 1483, resigned 1506, becoming abbot of St. James's abbey, Würzburg, where he died)