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Jacob Masen (28 March 1606 - 27 September 1681) was a German Jesuit priest, historian, dramatist and theologian. He is known as a prolific writer in Latin.

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rdfs:label	Jacob Masen (de) Jacob Masen (en) Jacob Masen (fr)
rdfs:comment	Jacob Masen S.J. (lateinisch Masenius, Pseudonym: Ioannes Semanus; * 23. März 1606 in Dahlen; † 27. September 1681 in Köln) war ein einflussreicher jesuitischer Poetiker, Theologe und Historiker. (de) Jacob Masen (28 March 1606 - 27 September 1681) was a German Jesuit priest, historian, dramatist and theologian. He is known as a prolific writer in Latin. (en) Jacob Masen (au nom latinisé en Masenius), né le 23 septembre 1606 à Rheindahlen (duché de Juliers) et décédé le 27 septembre 1681 à Cologne, est un prêtre jésuite allemand, historien, dramaturge et théologien. (fr)
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has abstract	Jacob Masen S.J. (lateinisch Masenius, Pseudonym: Ioannes Semanus; * 23. März 1606 in Dahlen; † 27. September 1681 in Köln) war ein einflussreicher jesuitischer Poetiker, Theologe und Historiker. (de) Jacob Masen (28 March 1606 - 27 September 1681) was a German Jesuit priest, historian, dramatist and theologian. He is known as a prolific writer in Latin. (en) Jacob Masen (au nom latinisé en Masenius), né le 23 septembre 1606 à Rheindahlen (duché de Juliers) et décédé le 27 septembre 1681 à Cologne, est un prêtre jésuite allemand, historien, dramaturge et théologien. (fr)
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	1606 1681 1681 in literature Mönchengladbach Ladislaus Pyrker Jesuit drama William Lauder (forger) Christian Latin literature Masenius Jakob Masen Jacob Masenius Jacobus Masenius
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