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Vel, Caspar Ursinus, 1493-1538

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Personal name headingVel, Caspar Ursinus, 1493-1538
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Variant(s)Bernhardss, Kaspar, 1493-1538
Ursin, Caspar, 1493-1538
Ursinus Velius, Caspar, 1493-1538
Velius, Caspar Ursinus, 1493-1538
Velius, Kaspar Ursinus, 1493-1538
Velius, Ursinus, 1493-1538
Velius, Casp. Ursinus (Caspar Ursinus), 1493-1538
Ursinus Velius, Kaspar, 1493-1538
Velius, C. Urbinus (Caspar Urbinus), 1493-1538
Other standard no.0000000109194495
Birth date1493
Death date1538
Place of birthŚwidnica (Poland)
Place of deathVienna (Austria)
Profession or occupationPoets College teachers Historians Educators Rhetoricians
Found inPoemata, libri .V., 2008: t.p. (Caspar Ursinus Velius) Vita (also: Kaspar Bernhardss; b. ca. 1493 in Schweidnitz/Silesia; matriculated U. Cracow where he studied Greek; 1508, Leipzig; gone to Italy with Bp. Mathias Lang von Gurk, living in Rome 1512-1514; contact with several prominent humanists; named poet laureate 1517 by Emperor Maximilian I.; 1524 professor of rhetoric, U. Vienna, 1526 court historian and princely educator at the Viennese court; d. Mar. 3, 1539 [sic.] in Vienna (suicide?))
Jöcher, Allegemeine Gelehrten-Lexicon (Vel, Caspar; also: Caspar Ursin; took the name Ursinus and used it in preference to his family name or put family name at the end; b. 1493 in Schweidnitz/Silesia; poet and rhetorican, fluent in Latin and Greek; juris utrisque doctor; made poet laureate by Emperor Maximilian I., 1517; d. May 5 1538, found dead in the Danube River, drowned either because of anger at his wife, or occasionally so lost in thought as to have accidentally fallen in)
OCLC, July 3, 2008 (hdgs.: Vel, Caspar Ursinus; Vel, Caspar, 1493-1538; Ursinus Velius, Caspar, 1493-1539; Velius, Caspar Ursinus, 1493-1539; Velius, Kaspar Ursinus, 1493-1539; Velius, Ursinus; Velius, Casp. Ursinus; Ursinus Velius, Kaspar; Velius, C. Urbinus)