Mateusz, z Krakowa, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410

LC control no.	n 85330482
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Personal name heading	Mateusz, z Krakowa, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Cracovia, Matthaeus de, approximately 1330-1410 Krakowa, Mateusz z, approximately 1330-1410 Mateusz, z Krakowa, Cardinal, ca. 1330-1410 Matthaeus, de Cracovia, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410 Matthaeus de Cracovia, Cardinal, d. 1410 Matthäus, v. Krakau, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410 Matthäus, von Krakau, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410 Matthew, of Cracow, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410 Matthieu, de Krakow, Cardinal, approximately 1330-1410
Located	Prague (Czech Republic) Heidelberg (Germany)
Birth date	1330~
Death date	1410-03-05
Place of birth	Kraków (Poland)
Place of death	Worms (Germany)
Profession or occupation	Bishops Theologians University and college faculty members Cardinals
Found in	His Sermones de sanctis, 1984: t.p. (Mateusz z Krakowa) Enc. Pow. PWN (Mateusz z Krakowa; ca. 1330-1410) LC data base, 3-31-86 (hdg.: Matthaeus de Cracovia, Cardinal, d. 1410 ; usage: Mateusz z Krakowa) New Cath. enc. (Matthew of Cracow; born in Cracow about 1330, died at Worms on 5 March 1410; not to be confused with another Matthew, also from Cracow, who was active at the end of the 15th century as a university theologian and preacher; studied at Charles University of Prague, bachelor of arts in 1355, bachelor of theology in 1381, doctor of theology in 1387; professor of theology at Prague and a city preacher; in 1390 became a canon in Leslau; in 1391 returned to Cracow; in 1395 professor of theology at the University of Heidelberg, in 1396 rector; in 1397 returned to Poland to reorganize the University of Cracow; in 1405 Bishop of Worms, in 1408 created cardinal and papal legate for Germany; works cited: De squaloribus curiae romanae, known also as Moyses sanctus; Ars moriendi, authorship uncertain; Rationale operum divinorum, in MS in the University of Cracow library; Dialogus rationis et conscientiae) Die deutsche Literatur des Mittelalters, Verfasserlexikon: v. 6, columns 172-182 (Matthäus von Krakau (Matheus de Cracovia); born about 1345 in Kraków; his surviving oeuvre is extensive, including uncertain and erroneous attributions of authorship; see this resource for further references) Lex. f. Theol. u. Kirche (Matthäus v. Krakau) Chevalier (Matthieu de Krakow)