Theodor Haak

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Theodor Haak was a 17th-century German-born scholar and translator active in England, known for his role in early scientific circles that prefigured the Royal Society.

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instanceOf human
member of early scientific community
scholar
translator
correspondent of John Dury
Marin Mersenne
Samuel Hartlib
country of citizenship Electoral Palatinate
date of birth 1605-07-25
date of death 1690-05-09
educated at Ruprecht Karls University Heidelberg
surface form: Heidelberg University

Oxford (informal studies)
era 17th century
ethnic group German
familyName Haak
field of work natural philosophy
theology
translation
givenName Theodor
known for contributions to the intellectual network of Samuel Hartlib
organizing early scientific meetings in London
promoting communication between German and English scholars
languages spoken, written or signed Dutch
English
French
German
Latin
member of Hartlib Circle
early Royal Society circle
movement Republic of Letters
name Theodor Haak self-link
notable work German translation of the Westminster Confession of Faith
translations of English Puritan theological writings into German
occupation scholar
scientific organizer
translator
participated in informal scientific meetings at Gresham College
place of birth Neuhausen, Electoral Palatinate
place of death London, England
surface form: London
prefigured Royal Society
surface form: Royal Society of London
religion Calvinism
residence London, England
surface form: London
sex or gender male
translated from language English
Latin
translated to language German
work location London, England
surface form: London

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