Matthäus Aurogallus

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Matthäus Aurogallus
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Relief from the Berlin Cathedral depicting Matthäus Aurogallus, Martin Luther, and Phillip Melanchthon
Born
Matthäus Goldhahn

1490
City of Komotau (Czech: Chomutov , Latin: Comotavia, Comotovia, Comutovia, Chomutovia), (Imperial-Electoral) Royal Bohemia, Bohemian Crownland
(personal union of Jagiellonian Lithuania, Poland, Czech, and Hungary)
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Died10 November 1543 (aged 5253)
NationalityCzech (German Bohemian)
Occupation(s)Professor of Hebrew, linguist
Academic background
Alma mater Leipzig University
Influences Martin Luther, Rashi, Nicholas of Lyra