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Of this writer very little is known. He appears to have studied and graduated M.A. at Wittenberg. On Jan. 29, 1523, he attended the disputation of Zwingli, by which Zurich was won to the Reformation; and published an account of it in the same year. This narrative is dedicated to his friend and patron J. J. Rusinger, Abbot of Pfaffers (Pfeffers), and dated Zurich, May 3, 1523. | Of this writer very little is known. He appears to have studied and graduated M.A. at Wittenberg. On Jan. 29, 1523, he attended the disputation of Zwingli, by which Zurich was won to the Reformation; and published an account of it in the same year. This narrative is dedicated to his friend and patron J. J. Rusinger, Abbot of Pfaffers (Pfeffers), and dated Zurich, May 3, 1523. He is also known from a letter of 1 January 1525; and his doctorate in medicine in Wittenberg in 1526. | ||
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Latest revision as of 22:06, 1 June 2023
Alias: Erhard Hegenwald
Life
Born: dd Month yyyy
Died: dd Month yyyy
Biography
Of this writer very little is known. He appears to have studied and graduated M.A. at Wittenberg. On Jan. 29, 1523, he attended the disputation of Zwingli, by which Zurich was won to the Reformation; and published an account of it in the same year. This narrative is dedicated to his friend and patron J. J. Rusinger, Abbot of Pfaffers (Pfeffers), and dated Zurich, May 3, 1523. He is also known from a letter of 1 January 1525; and his doctorate in medicine in Wittenberg in 1526.
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Texts by Erhart Hegenwalt
Settings of text by Erhart Hegenwalt
- Erbarm dich mein (Andreas Hammerschmidt)
- Erbarm dich mein (Benedictus Ducis)
- Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott (Melchior Franck)
- Erbarm dich mein, o Herre Gott, SWV 148 (Heinrich Schütz)
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