Wolfgang Capito

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Wolfgang Capito was a leading German Protestant reformer and theologian of the early 16th century, active primarily in Strasbourg.

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Wolfgang Capito canonical 4

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instanceOf Christian cleric
German person
Protestant reformer
human
theologian
academicDegree Doctor of Theology
countryOfCitizenship Holy Roman Empire
dateOfBirth 1478
dateOfDeath 1541
educatedAt University of Basel
University of Freiburg
linked to: Freiburg University

University of Ingolstadt
ethnicGroup German
familyName Capito
givenName Wolfgang
languagesSpokenWritten German
Greek
Hebrew
Latin
movement Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
notableColleague Huldrych Zwingli
John Oecolampadius
Martin Bucer
Martin Luther
Philip Melanchthon
notableStudentOrTrainee Martin Bucer
notableWork Confessio Tetrapolitana
Strasbourg church ordinances
occupation Bible translator
clergyman
theologian
participantIn Marburg Colloquy
early 16th-century German Reformation
placeOfBirth Alsace
Hagenau
linked to: Haguenau
placeOfDeath Strasbourg
positionHeld cathedral preacher in Basel
cathedral preacher in Mainz
court chaplain to the Archbishop of Mainz
reformer in Strasbourg
religion Christianity
Lutheranism
residence Strasbourg
sexOrGender male
theologicalView advocated unity among Protestant factions
sympathetic to Reformed (Zwinglian) views on the Lord’s Supper
workLocation Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt

Mainz
Strasbourg

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Johann Froben associatedWith Wolfgang Capito
Tetrapolitan Confession coAuthor Wolfgang Capito
Matthias Zell collaboratedWith Wolfgang Capito