Paul Laymann
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Paul Laymann (ur. 1574 w okolicy Innsbrucku, zm. 13 listopada 1635 w Konstancji[1] lub 1632[2]) – austriacki jezuita, teolog katolicki, kronikarz, powiernik Ferdynanda II Habsburga.
Opisywał w języku niemieckim reformę wiary ludności w krajach pod panowaniem Ferdynanda II z protestantyzmu na katolicyzm[2].
Przypisy
- ↑ Charles Herbermann (1913): Paul Laymann. W: Catholic Encyclopedia. Robert Appleton Company.
- ↑ a b Christine van Eickels, Sławomir Puk: Historia Górnego Śląska. Polityka, gospodarka i kultura europejskiego regionu. Gliwice: Dom Współpracy Polsko-Niemieckiej, 2011, s. 157. ISBN 978-83-60470-41-1.
Kontrola autorytatywna (osoba):
- ISNI: 0000000109082047
- VIAF: 62479553
- LCCN: no96066951
- GND: 124373356
- LIBRIS: b8nrv4vv16zqh8l
- BnF: 14330934n
- SUDOC: 130058246
- SBN: RMSV028221
- NKC: ola2007364645
- NTA: 141341483
- Open Library: OL4923105A
- PLWABN: 9810672395105606
- NUKAT: n2007110015
- J9U: 987007585525205171
- PTBNP: 1015307
- CONOR: 154765667
- ΕΒΕ: 168410
- WorldCat: E39PBJpV7PQgptpGJYXJmRw6Kd
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