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Born November 5, 1494 • Nuremberg • Germany
Died January 19, 1576 (aged 81) • Nuremberg • Germany
Notable Works “Die Wittembergisch Nachtigall”

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Andreas Gryphius, 17th-century engraving.
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August von Kotzebue
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