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Born April 23, 1500 • Bruchsal • Germany
Died 1578 (aged 77) • Zürich • Switzerland
Role In Reformation
Sebastian Hofmeister
Swiss religious reformer
Leo Jud, engraving
Leo Jud
Swiss religious reformer
Joachim Vadianus
Swiss humanist
Huldrych Zwingli
Huldrych Zwingli
Swiss religious leader
Erastus, portrait by Tobias Stimmer, 1582; in the Kunstmuseum, Basel, Switz.
Thomas Erastus
Swiss physician and theologian
Heinrich Bullinger
Heinrich Bullinger
Swiss religious reformer
Bertold Haller
Swiss religious reformer
Guillaume Farel.
Guillaume Farel
French religious leader
John Oecolampadius
Johann Oecolampadius
German humanist
Ferdinand Keller
Swiss archaeologist and prehistorian
Johannes von Müller
Swiss historian
Stefano Franscini
Swiss statesman
Guillaume-Henri Dufour
Guillaume-Henri Dufour
Swiss engineer and army officer
Jakob Stämpfli
Swiss politician
Vinet, Alexandre-Rodolphe
Alexandre-Rodolphe Vinet
Swiss theologian
Giuseppe Motta
Swiss political leader
Charles Pictet de Rochemont
Swiss statesman
Hans Reinhard
Swiss statesman
Konrad Grebel
Swiss religious leader
Henri Guisan
Swiss military leader