Okelevicius O kelevicius , (ou Okielevicius,) devoted himself to the study of Theology in 1637, and was received among the alumni of the Socinian Church, in which station he remained, as an exhibitioner at Kissielin, after the expulsion of the Socinians...
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Ochinus Bernadine O chinus Bernadine , (Ital. Occhino, or Ochino,) to whom we have already had frequent occasion to allude, was born at Sienna, in Italy, A. D. 1487. He was of humble origin, and laboured under great disadvantages in early life. The deficiencies...
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Noual N oual, le Pasteur a été Recteur de Tydd Saint-Gilles, près de Wisbeach, dans l'île d'Ely. Il est décrit comme un homme d'une piété singulière, et d'une conversation dominante. Comme beaucoup d'autres membres du clergé dans les XVIIe et XVIIIe siècles,...
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Nigrinus George N igrinus George , (Germ. Schwartz,) was held in no mean estimation by the Socinians; but must not be confounded with Bartholomew Nigrinus , who became sufficiently notorious by his repeated tergiversation. This Bartholomew Nigrinus, though...
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Niger Francis N iger Francis , (Ital. Francesco Negri,) of Bassano, on the dissolution of the society at Vicence, in 1546, of which he is said to have been a member, escaped the vigilance of the officers of the Inquisition, but whether by flight, or by...
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Niemojevius John (1526-1598) N iem ojevius John , (Polon. Niemojewski ; sometimes called Niemoiovius in the Synodical Acts, and the "Bibliotheca" of Sandius ,) was a Polish Knight, and Judge of the territory of Inovladislavia, which office he voluntarily...
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Nieciecius Samuel N ieciecius Samuel , (Polon. Niszczycki,) was an inmate in the family of Valentine Radecius at Clausenburg, in the year 1603. In 1610, he was stationed, as a colleague with Andrew Lubieniecius , at the Church of Hoyszczce, in Volhynia...
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Nicolai Henry N icolai Henry , de Dantzic, was born May 7 th , 1605. His father, Henry Nicolai , was Secretary to the Magistrates of that city. Henry Nicolai , the son, acquired a large store of varied erudition, partly in the Gymnasium at Dantzic, and...
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Newton Isaac (section 4) T he evidence of Sir Isaac Newton 's Antitrinitarianism is now before the reader; and it is as complete as the cir cumstances of the case will admit. The only means of setting it aside is to produce, from his own papers on theological...
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Newton Isaac (section 3) N Notwithstanding the clear evidence supplied by Sir Isaac Newton 's own writings, in proof of his Unitarianism, some have expressed themselves dissatisfied with it; and others have affected to treat those, who question his orthodoxy,...
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