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Albertus WROBLICIUS, Silesius

• 1599 - 1600 : Student in Krumlov.
  - 29 May 1599 : “Description of poor students in the House of the Poor, carried out on Thursday after the Sunday of Exaudi 1599. The recorders and some foreigners: (...) Albertus Wrublicius, singer (discantist).”
  - 2 March 1600 : “Description of students, pupils of His Illustrious Lord, in the House of the Poor, carried out by order of His Illustrious Lord Letha 1600, on the second day of March. They are not subjects of the Illustrious : (...) Albertus Wroblicius, Polish (discantist).”
  - 18 December 1600 : “Description of poor students in the House of the Poor, carried out by order of His Illustrious Lord Letha 1600, on 18 December. They are not subjects of the Illustrious : (...) Albertus Wroblicius, Polish.”
• 1604: Ex-Libris #4
  
• 8 June 1606: Baccalaureus Artium (University of Prague, St. Charles)
  
• 5 February 1608: Imm. Univ. Graz, Ex-Theologia, “Albertus Wroblicius, Mstokiensis, Silesius”
  
• 8 July 1608: Magister Artium (Graz University)
  “In the same year, on 8 July, at 7 a.m., twenty-four Licentiates in the Liberal Arts and Philosophy were decorated with the highest laurea in Philosophy, under the promotion of the Reverend Father Johannes Gerotto, Master of Liberal Arts and Philosophy and Dean of the same faculty (from the course of P. Luca Vintana). (...) At the same time, Albertus Wroblicius, Silesian, Auditeur of Sacred Theology, from the Ferdinandeum, was promoted along with them.”
  
• 11 April 1611: Degree in Philosophy (Graz University)
  “In the year of our Lord 1611, on 11 April, under the rectorship of the Reverend Father Floriano Auancino and with the promotion of Guilielmus Lamormain, Dean of the faculty, the following twenty young men were decorated with the first laurea in Philosophy (from the course of P. Henricus Philippus). (...) The R.(everend) D.(ominus) M.(agister) Albertus Wroblicius, from the Ferdinandeum, was included.”
  
• 5 June 1611: Baccalaureus Theologiae
  “The Theological Disputation De Verbo Incarnato, which the Reverend and Most Learned Master Albertus Wroblicius, from the Ferdinandeum, will defend on 5 June in order to obtain the Baccalaureate in Sacred Theology, presided over by R.P. Guilielmus Lamormain of the Society of Jesus, Professor of Sacred Theology.”
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• Priest at Kojetín from 1614
  On 28 November 1610, Václav Hanzlerus of Plzeň was appointed to the parish of Kojetín. He left the post after four years to join the Plumlov estate, and Albertus Wroblicius arrived in Kojetín. At that time, alongside Catholics, there were also Czech Brethren present, although the seigneurial authority of Kojetín and the bishop recognized and supported only Catholicism. Albertus Wroblicius served from 1614 (departure date unknown), followed by Urban Chlubný from 1625.
  

Note: In 1602, Archduke Ferdinand signed the founding charter of the Ferdinandeum as a college (Konvikt), in Graz, for students at the Jesuit university.

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That's it, some other researches will be done on him, very soon, if possible.

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