Quirinus Kuhlmann

Japanese: クールマン（英語表記）Quirinus Kuhlmann

1651‐89
Mystic, poet and prophet from Breslau (now Wrocław, Poland). He wrote many poems during his impressionable childhood, despite his poor health. He gave up on university, but came across the works of Boehme in the Netherlands. He learned that Boehme was the last European prophet to see the mysteries of the end times, and became convinced of the unity of all religions, academic disciplines, sects and worldviews, and the arrival of a golden age of lilies and roses. Exiled from his homeland, he wandered through England, the Netherlands and France, and even made it to Turkey, dreaming of reconciliation with Islam, before pinning his hopes on Russia, where he was burned at the stake in Moscow.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

1651‐89
ブレスラウ(現，ポーランド領ブロツワフ)出身の神秘家，詩人，預言者。病弱，多感な少年時代に多くの詩を書く。大学に絶望，オランダでベーメの作品に接し，ベーメこそ終末の時代の神秘を見たヨーロッパ最後の預言者であることを知り，すべての宗教，学問，セクト，世界観の統一，百合と薔薇の黄金時代の到来を確信した。故国を追われ，イギリス，オランダ，フランスをさすらい，イスラム教との和解をも夢みてトルコまで行き，最後にロシアに希望をたくしたが，モスクワで火あぶりにされた。

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