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David Joris (recensie) David Joris & Anabaptists & Heretics & Book history David Joris, schilder, dichter, paracleet in de Nederlanden fel vervolgd als wederdoper, in Bazel met open armen ontvangen als aanzienlijk Lambertus Hortensius (1500-1574) Anabaptists Hortensius was a Dutch historian who wrote a history of the Anabaptists. Tumultuum Anabaptistarum liber unus. Bazel, 1548 ➤ Het boeck D. Lamberti David Joris (1501-1556) Anabaptists & Mysticism David Joris was born in Delft. He was a glass painter by trade. He became an anabaptist in 1533. He moved to Bazel in 1544 where he lived under the