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Justus Jonas, (propr. Jost o Jodochus Koch, in tedesco anche Jonas "der Ältere", Jonas il vecchio) (Nordhausen, 5 giugno 1493 – Eisfeld, 9 ottobre 1555), è stato un teologo, poeta umanista e riformatore protestante tedesco, scrittore di inni religiosi.
Justus Jonas ist einer der Gründer der drei ??? und der Erste Detektiv. Erfahre mehr über seine Vergangenheit, sein Aussehen, seinen Charakter und seine Fähigkeiten.
Justus Jonas, the Elder (5 June 1493 – 9 October 1555), or simply Justus Jonas, was a German Lutheran theologian and reformer. He was a Jurist, Professor and Hymn writer. He is best known for his translations of the writings of Martin Luther and Philipp Melanchthon. [1]
Justus Jonas ist als erster Detektiv der Anführer und Gründer der drei ???. Er lebt bei seinem Onkel Titus und seiner Tante Mathilda auf dem Schrottplatz, da seine Eltern bei einem Unfall ums Leben kamen, als er noch klein war.
Justus Jonas was a German reformer and legal scholar who helped draft the Augsburg Confession, a fundamental statement of Lutheran belief. He also translated Luther's and Melanchthon's writings into German and introduced humanist studies at the University of Erfurt.
- The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica
JONAS, Justus. Riformatore tedesco, nato il 5 giugno 1493 a Nordhausen. Il suo vero nome era Jobst (o Jodochus) Koch. Studiò prima all'università di Erfurt, poi, dal 1511, a Wittenberg, dedicandosi particolarmente al diritto. Tornato a Erfurt nel 1514 o 1515, ricevette gli ordini sacri; nel 1518 conseguì il dottorato in utroque iure.
Justus Jonas was a humanist, lawyer, and reformer who supported Luther and accompanied him to the Diet of Worms. He taught theology at Wittenberg, translated Luther's works, drafted church orders, and witnessed the Reformation in various regions.
