Michael Radau

Michael Radau SJ (* 1617 in Braunsberg , East Prussia ; † 1687 there ) was a German theologian.

Life

Michael Radau joined the Jesuit order in 1633 . During his time he was a famous theologian throughout Europe and is said to be the author of the following works: "Oratorem extemporaneum" and "Orationes in laudem benefactorem Collegii Vilnensis". He first taught the beautiful sciences and philosophy, then 8 years of scholastic theology, was a preacher and missionary for a long time and was rector of the college in Königsberg , then at the Lyceum Hosianum in Braunsberg (1673–1675).

Footnotes

↑ Gerhard Gottlieb Günther Göcking : Complete emigration history of those Lutherans expelled from the Ertz-Bißthum Saltzburg and the majority of them went to Prussia , Volume 2. Christian Ulrich Wagner, Frankfurt and Leipzig 1737. P. 30.

personal data
SURNAME	Radau, Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German theologian
DATE OF BIRTH	1617
PLACE OF BIRTH	Braunsberg , East Prussia
DATE OF DEATH	1687
Place of death	Braunsberg , East Prussia

[1] Gerhard Gottlieb Günther Göcking : Complete emigration history of those Lutherans expelled from the Ertz-Bißthum Saltzburg and the majority of them went to Prussia , Volume 2. Christian Ulrich Wagner, Frankfurt and Leipzig 1737. P. 30.