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JOHANN HEINRICH See also: German See also: Protestant divine
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He was some See also: time professor of philosophy and See also: theology at Herborn, in See also: Nassau, and afterwards at See also: Weissenburg in Transylvania, where he- remained till his See also: death in 1638
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He was a marvellously prolific writer
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His See also: Encyclopaedia (163o), the most considerable of the earlier See also: works of that class, was long held in high estimation
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