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Erazm Otwinowski (1529–1614) was a Polish Renaissance poet, Calvinist and Socinian activist. Born at Liśnik Duży, Poland to a noble family. He was sent as a boy to the Wiśnicz Castle where he received his early education. There he came in contact with Protestants. Later he served for a Polish magnate (important propagator of Reformation in Poland) as secretary and diplomat. Tęczyński sent him with many diplomatic missions abroad (e.g. to Turkey, Sweden, and Denmark).

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rdfs:comment	Erazm Otwinowski (ur. 1524/9 w Liśniku Dużym, zm. w 1614 w Rakowie) – polski poeta renesansowy, działacz reformacyjny (kalwiński, a potem braci polskich). Był jednym z pierwszych w Polsce poetów biblijnych, poprzednikiem Wacława Potockiego. Przez starszych historyków pochopnie utożsamiany z Anonimem-Protestantem. (pl) Erazm Otwinowski (1529–1614) was a Polish Renaissance poet, Calvinist and Socinian activist. Born at Liśnik Duży, Poland to a noble family. He was sent as a boy to the Wiśnicz Castle where he received his early education. There he came in contact with Protestants. Later he served for a Polish magnate (important propagator of Reformation in Poland) as secretary and diplomat. Tęczyński sent him with many diplomatic missions abroad (e.g. to Turkey, Sweden, and Denmark). (en)
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