Ahasverus Fritsch
Also known as Ahasver Fritsch
German jurist, poet and hymn writer (1629-1701)
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- Der Beschamte Geschenck-Fresser (1684) (Rara Ex Bibliothecis Silesiis)
- Beschämte Geschenck-Fresser (1684)
- Dissertationes duae historico-politicae, altera De abusibus typographiae tollendis, altera De zygenorum origine, vita ac moribus
- Tractatus de typographis, bibliopolis, chartariis et bibliopegis in quo de eorum statutis et immunitatibus
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Ahasverus Fritsch (16 December 1629 – 24 August 1701) was a German jurist, poet[1] and hymn writer of the Baroque era. Fritsch was born in Mücheln as a son of the mayor. In 1631, the family was forced to flee when the city was burned down. Later he attended the Gymnasium in Halle, and in 1650 he enrolled at the Law Faculty of the University of Jena. In 1657 he was appointed Hofmeister by Count Albert Anton von Schwarzburg-Rudolstadt. In his legal career, he was clerk of the Court in 1665, and i
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12 objects attributed to Ahasverus Fritsch, held across European museums, libraries & archives · via Europeana
