was born in 1623, and studied at Leyden, Wittemberg, Leipsic, and Strasburg, and died at Rostock in 1683, after having been professor of logic three years. His works are, 1. “Dissertatio de Philosophia veterum,” Rostock, 1650, 4to. 2. “Discursus politicus de principiis constituentibus et conservantibus rempublicam,” ibid. 1651. 3. “De vera usu Logicesin Theologia,” ibid. 1650. 2
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Dissertatio de Philosophia veterum, 1650
Discursus politicus de principiis constituentibus et conservantibus rempublicam, 1651
De vera usu Logicesin Theologia, 1650
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