Nicolas Cop

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Nicolas Cop was a 16th-century French humanist and rector of the University of Paris known for his early support of Protestant ideas and association with John Calvin.

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instanceOf 16th-century person
French person
humanist
rector
theologian
associatedWith John Calvin
University of Paris
centuryOfActivity 16th century
countryOfCitizenship Kingdom of France
describedAs 16th-century French humanist and rector of the University of Paris known for his early support of Protestant ideas and association with John Calvin
educatedAt University of Paris
fieldOfWork Christian humanism
theology
ideologicalAlignment Reformed theology
influencedBy Christian humanism
John Calvin
knownFor association with John Calvin
early support of Protestant ideas
languageOfWorkOrName French
Latin
movement Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
name Nicolas Cop
notableWork inaugural rectorial address at the University of Paris on All Saints’ Day 1533
occupation humanist
rector of the University of Paris
theologian
placeOfActivity Paris
positionHeld rector of the University of Paris
religiousOrientation Protestantism

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Collège de Montaigu educated Nicolas Cop
Nicolas Cop name Nicolas Cop