Education
He studied first at Cologne, and then, after 1522, at the Collegium Germanicum at Rome.
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Hermann Thyraeus
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Career
In the same year, Thyräus was made a professor of theology at Ingolstadt, where he taught for three years the "Magister sententiarum", and in the fourth year controversial theology. In 1560 he became a professor at Trier, and lectured on the Epistles of Saint Paul. The archbishops of the Rhine often employed him in important matters.
He was also a noted preacher.
When he occupied the pulpit at Trier as many as 4000 people often came together to hear him.
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October 26, 1591 (aged 59) -
Nationality
German