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Hutten, Ulrich von (1488–1523)
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Hutten, Ulrich von
1488–1523, German humanist and poet, partisan of the Reformation, an outstanding figure in German political history. Hutten's career as poet was launched by his participation in the famous Episculae obscurorum virorum (1515), which supported the cause of Reuchlin. [eng]

The Invisible Basilica: Ulrich von Hutten
A brief essay on Ulrich von Hutten as one of the Saints of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica. [eng]

Frankfurt (Oder) - Ulrich von Hutten
Reichsritter u. Humanist; Anhänger der Reformation, verband sich mit Martin Luther und Franz von Sickingen, Mitarbeiter an den gegen J. Reuchlins Feinde gerichteten Dunkelmännerbriefen; trat für ein einheitliches deutsches Kaiserreich ein. [deu]

Hutten, Ulrich von. The Columbia Encyclopedia
1488–1523, German humanist and poet, partisan of the Reformation, an outstanding figure in German political history. Hutten’s career as poet was launched by his participation in the famous Episculae obscurorum virorum (1515), which supported the cause of Reuchlin. In 1517 he was crowned poet laureate by Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I. He wrote innumerable epigrams, speeches, and songs, although his main literary vehicle was dialogues; Arminius, the best known, is in the collection Gesprachsbüchlein (1521). [eng]

Hutten, Ulrich von
1488-1523, German poet and humanist, born near Fulda. After studying at a number of German and Italian universities, he served briefly in the army of Holy Roman Emperor Maximilian I, who proclaimed him poet laureate in 1517. Hutten became an outstanding advocate of German patriotism and of imperial sovereignty over both the papacy and the nobility, and he was an ardent supporter of the German religious reformer Martin Luther, whose doctrines he defended in a series of works. [eng]

Ulrich von Hutten - Rhön
Ritter, Humanist und Rebell aus der Rhön. "Ohne Huttens propagandistische Einstimmung der öffentlichen Meinung hätten Luthers Ideen wohl ein geringeres Echo erfahren, und in den für die Reformation so entscheidenden Monaten des Jahres 1521 stand neben Luther vor allem Hutten im Zentrum des allgemeinen Bewußtseins, der seinem Namen den Zusatz "ex buchonia" anfügte, aus dem Buchenlande also, wie die Rhön damals noch hieß." [deu]

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