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Revision as of 08:46, 4 May 2022

Humanist prelate and patron
  • Báthori
  • Bátori
  • Nicolaus Bator
  • Nicolaus de Bathor
Language Label Description Also known as
English
Miklós Báthory
Humanist prelate and patron
  • Báthori
  • Bátori
  • Nicolaus Bator
  • Nicolaus de Bathor

Statements

instance of
human
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Wikidata ID
Q275102
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sex or gender
male
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collection
HECE
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date of birth
10 April 1445
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date of death
1506
earliest date
23 February 1506
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place of death
Vác
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occupation
humanist
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cleric
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religion
Catholic Church
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sibling
Stephen Báthory
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position
parish priest
work location
Budavár
start time
December 1465
end time
September 1468
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bishop
work location
Syrmia County
point in time
28 September 1468
end time
10 December 1473
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chancellor
start time
February 1471
end time
August 1471
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bishop
work location
Vác
start time
16 April 1474
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corresponded with
Marsilio Ficino
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Battista Guarino
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Sebastiano Salvini
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Péter Váradi
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