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Bedřich Bridel, or Fridrich Bridelius (German: Friedrich Briedel, Bridelius; 1619, Vysoké Mýto – October 15, 1680, Kutná Hora) was a Czech baroque writer, poet, and missionary.

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Biography

He studied at the Jesuit gymnasium in Prague. In 1637 he entered the Jesuit order, he was ordained as a priest around 1650.[1] From 1656 to 1660 he led the printing office of the Jesuits in the Prague Clementinum. Following the 1660 he devoted himself exclusively to the missionary and predicatory activities in Bohemia.[1] He died of plague.

Work

Bridel's literary output is varied, he used more forms and genres. The majority of his works are catechetic books. He also translated the German and Latin texts into Czech.[1]

List of selected works

• Co Bůh? Člověk? (What God? Man?) – a long meditative poem that is regarded today as one of the most important works of the Bohemian baroque poetry
• Život svatého Ivana, 1656 (The life of the saint Ivan)
• Stůl Páně (The table of the Lord)
• František svatý Xaver (Saint Francis of Xavier)
• Sláva Svatoprokopská, 1662 (The glory of the saint Prokop)
• Katechismus katolický (Catholic catechism)

See also

• List of Czech writers

References

На других языках

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- [en] Bedřich Bridel

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[fr] Fridrich Bridel

Fridrich Bridel (au nom latinisé en Bridelius), né le 1er avril 1619 à Vysoké Mýto, en Bohême (Tchéquie) et décédé le 15 octobre 1680 à Kutná Hora (Tchéquie), est un prêtre jésuite bohème, actif dans les missions rurales mais surtout connu comme poète.

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[ru] Бридел, Бедржих

Бедржих Бридел или Бридель (чеш. Bedřich Bridel, нем. Fridrich Bridel, лат.  Bridelius или Brydelius; 1 апреля 1619 (1619-04-01), Високе-Мито, Богемия — 15 октября 1680, Кутна-Гора) — чешский писатель, поэт, переводчик, священник-миссионер эпохи барокко.

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