Johannes Banfi Hunyades
(1576-1646)
Hungarian alchemist and metallurgist
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János Bánfihunyadi (Hungarian: Bánfihunyadi János; 1576 – 28 August 1646), better known by his Latinized name Johannes Banfi Hunyades or his pseudonym Hans Hungar, was a Hungarian alchemist, chemist and metallurgist. He emigrated to England in 1608 and built a reputation among the academic circles of England and Hungary, associating with such figures as the alchemist Arthur Dee, astrologer William Lilly, physician Jonathan Goddard and scientist Kenelm Digby.
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1576 Rivulus Dominarum, Hungary
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28 August 1646 (aged 70) Amsterdam, Netherlands
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