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Melle, Jakob von, 1659-1743

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Personal name headingMelle, Jakob von, 1659-1743
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Variant(s)Melle, Iacobus a, 1659-1743
Melle, Jacob, 1659-1743
Melle, Jacobus a, 1659-1743
Mellen, Jacob von, 1659-1743
Mellenus, Jacobus; 1659-1743
Von Melle, Jakob, 1659-1743
Birth date16590617
Death date17430613
Place of birthLübeck (Germany)
Place of deathLübeck (Germany)
Field of activityTheology History
Profession or occupationClergy Historians
Found inDas Wörterbuch des Jakob von Melle, c2000: p.7 (1659-1743) back cover (chief pastor, Lübeck)
Iacobi a Melle Commentatiuncula de simulachris aureis quae in Boringholmia, Maris Balthici insula, agris eruuntur, 1725: t.p. (Iacobi a Melle [Latin, genitive form])
Culturegraph web site, Feb. 9, 2015 (access point: Melle, Jacob von; other access points: Melle, Jacobus a; Melle, Iacobus a; Melle, Jakob von; Mellen, Jacobus a; Mellen, Jacob von; Mellenus, Jacobus; Melle, Jacob; philologist, historian, polymath, author, Lutheran theologian and clergyman; born 1659, died 1743; German pastor in St. Marien, Lübeck)
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German Wikipedia, Feb. 9, 2015: "Jacob von Melle" (Jacob von Melle; born June 17, 1659 and died June 13, 1743 in Lübeck; German Lutheran theologian, polymath and author; parents: Gerhard (Gerdt) von Melle and his second wife, Anna Maria Stolterfoht; family originally came from Melle, father arriving in Lübeck 1629; studied in Kiel, Jena and Rostock; from 1684 pastor in the Marienkirche Lübeck, chief pastor since 1706, and elected as chief minister in Lübeck in 1719, holding both offices until his death; from his student days particularly interested in the history of Lübeck, also palaeontology, genealogy, heraldry and numismatics; also published the first dictionary of Middle Low German)