Lodewijk Meyer

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Lodewijk Meyer was a 17th-century Dutch physician, philosopher, and close associate of Baruch Spinoza, known for his role in the early Dutch Enlightenment and contributions to rationalist thought.

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instanceOf Dutch Enlightenment figure
human
lexicographer
philosopher
physician
playwright
translator
writer
closeAssociateOf Baruch Spinoza
countryOfCitizenship Dutch Republic
educatedAt University of Leiden
ethnicGroup Dutch
familyName Meyer
fieldOfWork drama
linguistics
medicine
philosophy
theology
givenName Lodewijk
influenced early Dutch Enlightenment
influencedBy Baruch Spinoza
René Descartes
languageSpokenWrittenOrSigned Dutch
Latin
mainInterest biblical hermeneutics
epistemology
language theory
metaphysics
memberOf Circle of Baruch Spinoza
movement Dutch Enlightenment
Rationalism
nativeLanguage Dutch
notableIdea Scripture must be interpreted by philosophy
naturalistic interpretation of the Bible
priority of reason over revelation
notableWork De Mensch
linked to: De mensch

Het Leven van Philopater
Philosophia S. Scripturae Interpres
Woordenboek der Nederduitsche taal
occupation lexicographer
philosopher
physician
playwright
translator
philosophicalSchool Cartesianism
Spinozism
placeOfBirth Amsterdam
placeOfDeath Amsterdam
religiousView heterodox Christianity
sexOrGender male
workLocation Amsterdam

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Spinoza’s letters correspondent Lodewijk Meyer