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Matthijs Cats (Matthias Felisius), studeerde te Leuven, werd geestelijke en klom op tot provinciaal der Minder-broeders in Nederland. Hij stierf te Leuven 6 Maart 1576 en heeft onderscheidene godgeleerde werken geschreven.

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Cornelis Cats
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