Oswald Myconius

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Oswald Myconius was a 16th-century Swiss Protestant reformer and theologian who played a significant role in shaping Reformed doctrine in the German-speaking regions of Switzerland.

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instanceOf Swiss Protestant reformer
human
theologian
affiliation Reformed churches of Switzerland
areaOfActivity Basel church and academy
linked to: Basel church

German-speaking Switzerland
birthName Oswald Geisshüsler
confessionalAlignment Reformed
countryOfBirth Old Swiss Confederacy
countryOfCitizenship Old Swiss Confederacy
countryOfDeath Old Swiss Confederacy
educatedAt University of Basel
era 16th century
familyName Myconius
givenName Oswald
hasHonorific Reformer of Basel
influenced later Swiss Reformed theologians
influencedBy Erasmus of Rotterdam
linked to: Desiderius Erasmus

Huldrych Zwingli
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement Protestant Reformation
linked to: Reformation
notableFor leadership in the Basel Reformation
shaping Reformed doctrine in German-speaking regions of Switzerland
notableWork contributions to Reformed doctrine in German-speaking Switzerland
writings on Reformed theology
occupation Protestant reformer
teacher
theologian
participantIn Reformation in German-speaking Switzerland
linked to: Swiss Reformation

Swiss Reformation
placeOfBirth Lucerne
placeOfDeath Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt
positionHeld church leader in Basel
professor of theology in Basel
religion Protestantism
Reformed Christianity
linked to: Reformed churches
sexOrGender male
theologicalTradition Reformed
workLocation Basel
linked to: Basel-Stadt

Lucerne
Zurich

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First Helvetic Confession draftedBy Oswald Myconius