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Thomas Erastus

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Also known as Thomas Lüber, Thomas Lieber, Thomas Liebler

Swiss Calvinist theologian and physician

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Thomas Erastus, born Thomas Lüber in 1524, was a Swiss theologian, physician, and university teacher. He was educated at the University of Bologna and the University of Basel. His professional career included teaching positions at Heidelberg University and the University of Basel. He studied under Luca Ghini and worked in the field of medicine.

Erastus wrote in Latin and adhered to Protestantism. He authored forty works, including *Disputatio de auro potabilé*, *A treatise of excommunication*, and *De occultis pharmacorum potestatibus*. He died in Basel on December 31, 1583. His life and work are described in sources such as the *Nordisk familjebok*, *Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie*, and *The Nuttall Encyclopædia*.

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Born
1524
Died
1583
Works
40

Top works

  • Histoires, dispvtes et discours, des illusions et impostures des diables, des magiciens infames, sorcieres & empoisonneurs
  • Disputatio de auro potabilé
  • Andreae Duditii De cometarum significatione commentariolus
  • Disputationum de medicina nova Philippi Paracelsi pars prima[-quarta] ...
  • A treatise of excommunication

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Instance of
human
Given name
Thomas
Gender
male
Citizenship
Switzerland
Place of birth
Baden
Place of death
Basel
Languages spoken
Latin
Student of
Luca Ghini
Field of work
medicine
Image
Bildnis des Thomas Erastus.jpg
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date of birth
1524-09-07
date of death
1583-12-31
Commons category
Thomas Erastus
birth name
Thomas Lüber
name in native language
Thomas Erastus
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