Jan van Hout

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Jan van Hout was a 16th-century Dutch humanist, poet, and city secretary of Leiden known for his role in the Dutch Revolt and contributions to early modern Dutch literature and administration.

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instanceOf 16th-century writer
Dutch person
city secretary
human
humanist
poet
associatedWith Leiden city government NERFINISHED
Leiden humanist circle NERFINISHED
birthYear 1542
centuryOfActivity 16th century
17th century
contributedTo development of early modern Dutch poetry
development of early modern Dutch prose
countryOfCitizenship County of Holland NERFINISHED
culturalContext Dutch Golden Age precursor
deathYear 1609
era Early Modern period NERFINISHED
genre humanist literature
poetry
influenced early modern Dutch literary culture
knownFor modernization of Leiden’s city administration
support for the Prince of Orange
support for the States of Holland
language Dutch
Latin
movement Dutch Renaissance NERFINISHED
Dutch humanism
name Jan van Hout NERFINISHED
nationality Dutch
notableFor administrative reforms in Leiden
contributions to early modern Dutch literature
role in the Dutch Revolt
occupation city secretary
civil servant
humanist
poet
translator
participatedIn Dutch Revolt NERFINISHED
placeOfActivity Leiden NERFINISHED
politicalAlignment States party in the Dutch Revolt
positionHeld city secretary of Leiden
secretary of the city council of Leiden
regionOfActivity Holland NERFINISHED
religiousContext Reformation era Netherlands NERFINISHED
workLocation Leiden city hall NERFINISHED

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