Benedictine abbot and controversial writer, b. at Renfrew, Scotland, 1518; d, at Ratisbon, Sept. 21, 1592. From Volume XV of the Original Catholic Encyclopedia. |
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Jakob Benignus Winslow - Physician and anatomist, b. at Odense, Denmark, April 27, 1669; d. in Paris, April 3, 1760
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