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Gysbert Japicx

Dutch writer
Also known as: Gysbert Japiks
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  • Frisian literature

    …is known today, began with Gysbert Japicx (also spelled Japiks; 1603–66) in the 17th century. Friesland’s incorporation into the Dutch Republic in 1581 threatened to reduce Frisian to a mere peasant dialect. Japicx, however, through his Friesche Rymlerye (1668; “Frisian Verse”) and other works proved the richness and versatility of…

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    …is known today, began with Gysbert Japicx (also spelled Japiks; 1603–66) in the 17th century. Friesland’s incorporation into the Dutch Republic in 1581 threatened to reduce Frisian to a mere peasant dialect. Japicx, however, through his Friesche Rymlerye (1668; “Frisian Verse”) and other works proved the richness and versatility of…

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