| LC control no. | no2014047623 |
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| Descriptive conventions | rda |
| Personal name heading | Wandal, Hans, 1624-1675 |
| Variant(s) | Wandal, Hans, Bishop of Zealand, 1624-1675 Wandal, Johan, 1624-1675 Wandall, Johann, 1624-1675 Wandal, Johannes, 1624-1675 Wandalin, Johan, 1624-1675 Wandalin, Johann, 1624-1675 Wandalin, Johannes, 1624-1675 Wandalinii, Johannii, 1624-1675 Wandalino, Johanne, 1624-1675 Wandalinus, Ioannes, 1624-1675 Wandalinus, Joannes, 1624-1675 Wandalinus, Johannes, 1624-1675 Wandalinus, Johannes Joh., 1624-1675 Wandalinus, Johannes Johannis, 1624-1675 Wandall, Hans, 1624-1675 Wandall, Johan, 1624-1675 |
| Associated country | Denmark |
| Located | Copenhagen (Denmark) |
| Birth date | 16240126 |
| Death date | 16750501 |
| Place of birth | Viborg (Denmark) |
| Place of death | Copenhagen (Denmark) |
| Field of activity | Theology Oriental languages College teaching Universities and colleges--Administration |
| Profession or occupation | Theologians Bishops College teachers College administrators |
| Found in | Syntagma variarum dissertationum rariorum, quas viri doctissimi superiore seculo elucubrarunt, illarum indicem videbis post prooemium, 1701: page [6], preliminary pages (Johannis Wandalini [genitive]) page 239 (Johannis Wandalini [genitive]) running title (Johann. Wandalini) Dansk Biografisk Leksikon online, Mar. 31, 2014 (Hans Wandal; Jan. 26, 1624-May 1, 1675; professor, bishop; born in Viborg, died in Kbh. [that is, Copenhagen]) <http://www.denstoredanske.dk/Dansk_Biografisk_Leksikon/Uddannelse_og_undervisning/Professor/Hans_Wandal?highlight=wandal,%20hans> Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online, Mar. 31, 2014 (access point: Wandal, Hans; other access points: Wandal, Hans <II.>; Wandalin, Johann; Wandalin, Johannes; Wandalinus, Johannes; Wandalinus, Johan; Wandal, Johannes; Wandal, Johan; Wandall, Hans; Wandall, Johan; Wandalin, Johan; Wandal, Johann; Wandalinus, Joannes; Wandalinus, Ioannes; son of Hans Wandel (1579-1641), born 1624 Viborg, died 1675 Sjælland; theologian, Orientalist; Danish theologian; residence of studies: Holland and Germany (Strassburg, Leipzig); 1653 master; 1657 Doctor theol., 1652-1668 professor of theology and oriental languages in Copenhagen; from 1668 bishop of Seeland) German Wikipedia, Mar. 31, 2014: "Hans Wandal (1624-1675)" (Hans Wandal, also Johann Wandalin; born Jan. 26, 1624 in Viborg; died May 1, 1675 in Copenhagen; Danish Lutheran theologian and bishop; son of bishop Hans Iversen Wandal, from 1642 studied in Copenhagen, with long education excursions in Leiden, Strassburg, Basel and Leipzig; returning to Denmark in 1651, he became professor of Hebrew, U. Denmark, 1652; 1655 professor of theology and 1657 Dr. Theol.; 1659-1661 rector of the University; called to be bishop of Seeland (Sjælland), and thus primate of the Danish church, while remaining dean of the theological faculty; his son, also named Hans Wandal (1656-1710) also became professor theology in Copenhagen) OCLC, Mar. 31, 2014 (access points: Wandal; Wandal, Hans, 1624-1675; Wandal, Hans, Bishop of Zealand; usages: Johannes Johannis Wandalinus; Johannes Joh. Wandalinus; Johanne Wandalino; Johannis Wandalini; Joh. Wandalin; Johanne Wandalino; Johannii Wandalini; Johan Wandal) |
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