Karnievius Pierre K arnievius Peter , (Polon. Karniewski, sometimes called Carnovius in the Manuscript Acts,) was officiating at Szersznie, in the capacity of Domestic Chaplain to a Kiovian gentleman, of the name of Venator , in 1639 ; and in 1640 succeeded...
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Jaskievicius Daniel J askievicius Daniel , Polon. Jaskiewicki ), is not mentioned by Sandius . In the Manuscript Acts, his father is called a Racovian, to whom the Assembly at Siedliski, in 1643, promised, that, as he had not the means of giving his son...
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Jarai Samuel J arai Samuel was a Hungarian, who, after the death of Valentine Radecius , temporarily supplied the Saxon Unitarian Church at Clausenburg. We learn from Sandius , that he published a work On Divorces, and other things ; but what those "others...
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Jarai John J arai John was the ninth Superintendent of the Unitarian Churches in Transylvania. He succeeded Daniel Beke in that office, and was probably a relative of Samuel Jarai , who wrote a treatise on the subject of Divorce. Nothing particular is...
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Hunyadi Demetrius H unyadi Demetrius , (sometimes written Huniades, and Hunjadinus,) was the second Superintendent of the Unitarian Church of Transylvania, in which office he succeeded the unfortunate Francis David , in 1579. It was not without opposition,...
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Hradecki Jean H radecki Jean , était un Bohémien, dont le synode de Rakow, en 1635, nomma tuteur de deux jeunes nobles, des familles Czlapic et Gostlawski . En 1636, il a été mis Recteur de l'école à Luclavice ; mais aucune autre particularité supplémentaire...
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Hoppmann Timoty H oppmann Timoty was studying for the ministry in 1620; and in 1623, at the instance of Christopher Sieniuta, was appointed Assistant Minister to the Church at Lachowice. (Vidend. Bock, Hist . Ant. T. I. p. 416.) DidierLe Roux Retour page...
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Hohleisein Ludwig H ohleisein Ludwig , by a decree of the Synod of Piaski, in 1641, was made Rector of the academical institution at Kissielin. Little is known of his personal history; but the bare fact of his being thought fit to sustain this office...
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Hesychius H esychius is described by Bock as an exile; and the first mention of him occurs in the Acts of the Assembly of Siedliski in 1643, at which he and Zwicker were present. At the Assemblies of Czarcow in 1651 and 1652, a salary was allowed him....
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Herwart Ulrich H erwart Ulrich is not mentioned by Sandius, because he published nothing in his own name. Whether he was descended from the ancient and flourishing family of Heerwart, of Augsburg, is uncertain. Michael Gittichius calls him "pious Ulric,...
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