Petrus Ramus

Petrus Ramus was a French humanist, logician, and educational reformer. A prominent and controversial academic and professor in Paris' College De France, Ramus became famous for his iconoclastic critiques of Aristotle, Cicero, and Quintilian.

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Who was born first?

• Petrus Ramus and Valerius Cordus were born the same year
• Petrus Ramus was born 1 year before Conrad Gessner
• Petrus Ramus was born 1 year after Georg Joachim Rheticus
• Petrus Ramus was born 2 years after Daniele Barbaro
• Petrus Ramus was born 2 years before Rembert Dodoens

Timeline

1. Daniele BarbaroFebruary 8, 1513 – April 13, 1570
2. Georg Joachim RheticusFebruary 16, 1514 – December 4, 1574
3. Petrus Ramus (this page)1515 – August 26, 1572
4. Valerius CordusFebruary 18, 1515 – September 25, 1544
5. Conrad GessnerMarch 26, 1516 – December 13, 1565
6. Rembert DodoensJune 29, 1517 – March 10, 1585

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