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Paul Fagius
Paul Fagius was a German Protestant reformer and Hebrew scholar. As pastor at Isny he set up a Hebrew printing press with Elijah Levita around 1540, and he later worked with Martin Bucer in Strasbourg. Forced out by the Augsburg Interim, he went with Bucer to England in 1549, became a lecturer at Cambridge and died there the same year.
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