| LC control no. | n 90727794 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Alewijn, Abraham, 1664-1721 |
| Variant(s) | Alewyn, Abraham, 1664-1721 Alewyn, A. (Abraham), 1664-1721 |
| See also | Employer: Nederlandsche Oost-Indische Compagnie Graduate of: Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht |
| Associated country | Netherlands |
| Associated place | Utrecht (Netherlands) |
| Located | Jakarta (Indonesia) 's-Graveland (Netherlands) |
| Birth date | 1664-11-16 1664-11-16 1664-10-16 1664-10-16 |
| Death date | 1721-10-04 |
| Place of birth | Amsterdam (Netherlands) |
| Place of death | Jakarta (Indonesia) |
| Field of activity | Poetry Drama Verse drama Comedy Pastoral literature Law Lexicography Portuguese language |
| Affiliation | Rijksuniversiteit te Utrecht |
| Profession or occupation | Poets Dramatists Lawyers Lexicographers |
| Found in | Hooghe, R. de. 't Groot waerelds tafereel, after 1707: t.p. (Hr. en Mr. Abraham Alewyn) Grote Winkler Prins, 1979-1984 (Alewijn, Abraham; poet and dramatist, b. Amsterdam 11-16-1664, d. Batavia, 10-4-1721) VIAF, 6 August 2020 (authorized access points in VIAF cluster: Alewyn, A. (Abraham), 1664-1721, Alewijn, Abraham, 1664-1721, Abraham Alewijn Nederlands dichter, jurist en toneelschrijver (Wikidata), Alewijn, Abraham; VIAF ID: 8607742 (Personal)) <http://viaf.org/viaf/8607742> Koninklijke Bibliotheek (Netherlands). Nationale thesaurus voor auteurs, 6 August 2020 (Alewyn, A. (1664-1721); lawyer and poet (published 1699-1705 various pastoral, musical, and comedy plays; left in 1708 as a VOC [Vereenigde Oostindische Compagnie] employee (merchant, clerk / school overseer, and advocaat-fiscaal) to Batavia, where he also continued as a writer of pastorals and verse comedies and an occasional poet (taught himself Malay and Portuguese)) <http://data.bibliotheken.nl/id/thes/p070273065> De Nederlandse en Vlaamse auteurs, 1985, viewed online 6 August 2020 (Alewijn, Abraham Martijnsz.; northern Dutch poet and playwright (Amsterdam 16.11.1664-Batavia 4.10.1721); degree in law at Utrecht, 1685; mostly stayed in 's-Graveland; first wrote in pastoral style, later made his name with farces and comedies; Amarillis (1693), "tragedy with happy ending" in 5 acts; in abridged form, was set to music with over 70 arias by David Petersen: Opera of sangspel van Amarillis; collected Zede- en harpzangen (1694); left for Batavia 1707 as merchant, there in 1715 became judicial counsel, in 1721 became advocaat-fiscaal; during this period, published successful comedies: Beslikte Swaantje en drooge Fobert (1715), De Puiterveensche helleveeg (1720), and Jan Los, of Den bedroogen Oost-indievaer (1721)) <https://www.dbnl.org/tekst/bork001nede01_01/bork001nede01_01_0030.php> Wikipedia, 6 August 2020 (Abraham Alewijn (16 October 1664, Amsterdam-4 October 1721, Batavia, Dutch East Indies); jurist and poet; his Zede- en Harpzangen had its third printing in quarto in 1713; writer of comedies; play poetry; with J. Collé, he adapted Tesóuro dos Vocábulos das dúas Linguas, Portuguéza e Flamenga: Woordenschat der twee Taalen, Portug. et Nederd. (Amsterdam 1718. 8o)) <https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Abraham_Alewijn&oldid=961560995> Wikidata, 6 August 2020 (Abraham Alewijn (Q323454); description: Dutch poet and writer; also known as: Abraham Martijnsz. Alewijn; sex or gender: male; country of citizenship: Netherlands; date of birth: 16 October 1664, Gregorian (0 references); place of birth: Amsterdam; date of death: 4 October 1721; place of death: Jakarta; native language, language spoken written, or signed: Dutch; occupations: poet, playwright, jurist, songwriter; educated at: Utrecht University) <http://www.wikidata.org/entity/Q323454> |
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