Heinrich Cornelius Agrippa von Nettlesheim
chronology from al klisiak

1486 b at Cologne
1499 enrolled at the factory of arts at Cologne
University
1502 receives license for arts
1506 secretary to the emperor Maximilian. Studies at
the University of Paris
1508 Agrippa travels to Spain, Balearic Islands and to
Italy, and France(Avignon)
1509 lectures at University of Dole On 'De Verbo
Merifico'. Lectures attended by Parliament
Councillors, adding to his Agrippa's fame. Becomes
professor of theology at Dole. Writes 'De noblbiliate
et Proecellentia' to gain favor with Margaret.
sends manuscript of 'De Occulta Philosophia' to
Trithemius.
1510 Stays at John Colet's house. Writes
'Expostulatio' 1511 Returns to Cologne. Lectures
there. Enters Army: becomes captain. Takes part in the
council of Pisa. Excommunicated..
1512 Lectures in the Faculty of Arts at the University
of Pavia on Plato's 'Convivium'.
1515 Lectures on ' Pimander'. Makes Doctorate in both
law and  Medicine. Dedicates his 'De triplici ratione
cognoscendi Deum' to his Patron William.
1516 Lectures on theology at the University of Turin. 
1517 Becomes court physician to Charles III 
1518 leaves to Metz, becomes orator and advocate of
the town. Finishes  De Originali Peccato, On Geomancy
and a treatise on the plague. 
1520 Returns to Cologne. Receives the magical parts of
the Trithemius Library. Travels to Geneva. Has
interest in Martin Luther.
1522 Travels to Friburg, Switzerland where he works as
town physician.
1524 Travels to Lyon as court physician to Louise de
Savoy, Queen mother of Francis I.Writes ' Commentary
on Ars Brevis'.
1526 Refuses to make a Horoscope for Queen Mother's
son Francis and his war with Charles V. Forced to stay
in Lyon w/o pension.
1527 Leaves Lyon. 
1528 Went to Antwerp. Appointed Archives Councillor
and Historiographer to the Emperor Charles V. Obtains
print License.
1529 Plague in Antwerp, Agrippa remains to treat the
sick. 
1530 Publ. ' De Incertitudine et Vanitate
Scientiarum'*
1531 first edition of 'De Occulta Philisophia' publ...
moves to Brussels. 
1532 Moves to Popplesdorf, then to Bonn. 
1533 Agrippa's correspondences suddenly end.
Dominicans prosecute. Charles V  sentences him to
death. Flees to France where he is imprisoned. His
sentence is changed to Exile. He is released by
friends, and last seen at Grenoble.
c 1534-35 d. 
1600 complete ed of his work appears at Lyons.

* the New Advent Catholic Encyclopedia, differs on the
 Publication date of 'De incertitudine...' placing it
in 1527.

info compiled from Biography, Based on his Epistles.
Aatron publ. page on www.
and Catholic Encyclopedia.