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'''Æschillus (Eskil) Petræus''' (born 1593 in [[Grums]], [[Sweden]]; died |
'''Æschillus (Eskil) Petræus''' (born 1593 in [[Grums]], [[Sweden]]; died September 27, 1657 in [[Turku]], now in [[Finland]]) was [[Bishop of Turku]] in 1652–1657. |
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==Biography== |
==Biography== |
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Petræus was lecturer and Dean of the grammar school in Turku. He was also the first professor of theology at Turku Academy and Rector of the University. Petræus was from the Swedish-speaking part of Sweden, but well versed in the Finnish language. He, among other things, led a Bible Translation Committee and published the first grammar of the Finnish language, ''Linguae Finnicae brevis institutio'' in 1649.<ref>Æschillus Petræus, ''Linguæ finnicæ brevis institutio, exhibens vocum flectiones per casus, gradus & tempora, nec non partium indeclinabilium significationem, dictionumq; constructionem & prosodiam. Ad usum accommodata'' (Åbo: Wald, 1649), http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fd2015-00009344.</ref> On |
Petræus was lecturer and Dean of the grammar school in Turku. He was also the first professor of theology at Turku Academy and Rector of the University. Petræus was from the Swedish-speaking part of Sweden, but well versed in the Finnish language. He, among other things, led a Bible Translation Committee and published the first grammar of the Finnish language, ''Linguae Finnicae brevis institutio'' in 1649.<ref>Æschillus Petræus, ''Linguæ finnicæ brevis institutio, exhibens vocum flectiones per casus, gradus & tempora, nec non partium indeclinabilium significationem, dictionumq; constructionem & prosodiam. Ad usum accommodata'' (Åbo: Wald, 1649), http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fd2015-00009344.</ref> On October 20, 1652 he was appointed Bishop of Turku and was consecrated on October 24 at the [[Storkyrkan]] in [[Stockholm]]. |
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Revision as of 07:06, 12 September 2021
The Right Reverend Aeschillus Petraeus | |
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| Bishop of Turku | |
| Church | Church of Sweden |
| Diocese | Turku |
| Appointed | October 20, 1652 |
| In office | 1652–1657 |
| Predecessor | Isaacus Rothovius |
| Successor | Johannes Terserus |
| Orders | |
| Consecration | October 24, 1652 |
| Personal details | |
| Born | 1593 |
| Died | 27 September 1657 Turku, Swedish Empire (Present-day Finland) |
| Nationality | Swedish |
| Denomination | Lutheran |
| Parents | Olavus Eskilli Petræus & Katarina |
| Spouse | N.N. Andersdotter Petraeus Anna Henriksdotter Kock |
| Children | 5 |
Æschillus (Eskil) Petræus (born 1593 in Grums, Sweden; died September 27, 1657 in Turku, now in Finland) was Bishop of Turku in 1652–1657.
Biography
Petræus was lecturer and Dean of the grammar school in Turku. He was also the first professor of theology at Turku Academy and Rector of the University. Petræus was from the Swedish-speaking part of Sweden, but well versed in the Finnish language. He, among other things, led a Bible Translation Committee and published the first grammar of the Finnish language, Linguae Finnicae brevis institutio in 1649.[1] On October 20, 1652 he was appointed Bishop of Turku and was consecrated on October 24 at the Storkyrkan in Stockholm.
References
- ^ Æschillus Petræus, Linguæ finnicæ brevis institutio, exhibens vocum flectiones per casus, gradus & tempora, nec non partium indeclinabilium significationem, dictionumq; constructionem & prosodiam. Ad usum accommodata (Åbo: Wald, 1649), http://urn.fi/URN:NBN:fi-fd2015-00009344.
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