Heinrich Decimator (c. 1544, Gifhorn - 1615) was a German Protestant theologian, astronomer and linguist of Mühlhausen in Thuringen.[1][2][3] His Sylva vocabulorum was an example of plurilingual lexicography.[4]

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Works

• Libellus de stellis fixis et erraticis (in Latin). Magdeburg: Paulus Donatus. 1587.

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