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Fieri Ludovica F ieri Ludovica was a Bolognese, and member of the Protestant Church at Chiavenna. Having attacked the Divinity of Christ, he was summoned before the Synod of Coire, in 1561, together with Girolamo Turriano, of Plurs, and Michael Angelo...
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Ferberinus F erberinus , was appointed to the Rectorship of the School at Czerniechow, by the Synod of Racow, A. D. 1637. Sandius mentions John Forberius , or Forberinus, as one of those who were present at the Conferences, or Theological Exercises, held...
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Felbinger Jérémie F elbinger Jérémie , (Germ. Felwinger) était le fils d'un fourreur, et est né à Brieg, en Silésie, le 27 avril 1616. Il était destiné par ses amis à la loi, et de ce point de vue il fut placé sous les professeurs les plus éminents, mais...
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Farnovius Stanislaus F arnovius Stanislaus or Pharnovius, (Polon. FarNowski,) sometimes called Farnesius or Fernesius, studied in the German Universities, and principally at Heidelberg ; and was very early in life distinguished as a disseminator of Arianism....
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Falconius John F alconius John was a Pole or Lithuanian, of the noble and ancient family of the Falconii. The surname of this family, (in Polish, Sokolowicz, or Sokolowski, and Iastrzembski,) is derived from the Latin Falco, and denotes a Falcon. They...
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Falconius Thomas F alconius Thomas , a Lithuanian, was induced to abandon the Trinitarian faith by George Blandrata . Lubieniecius reckons him among the earliest of the Polish reformers. He was at first a noviciate in the Cathedral Church of Lublin, and...
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Erasmus John E rasmus John was born at Soltwedel, in the Old Mark of Brandenburg ; and was known among the CryptoSocinians of Altorf by the name of Desiderius Ulricus. He studied at Leipzic, and afterwards went to Geneva, where he had frequent opportunities...
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Erasmus E rasmus has given occasion, both to friends and foes, to consider .j him an Antitrinitarian. He says that Phil. ii. 6, was the principal text urged by the orthodox fathers against the Arians; but that it really proves nothing against them. On...
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Episcopius Simon E piscopius Simon , (Belg. Bisschop,) was born January 8 th , 1583; and was the youngest of seven sons. He was sent to the public Latin school of his native city, where he made such progress in the study of the classics, that the Senate...
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Eous Christopher E ous Christopher is also included in Sandius's list of Antitrinitarian authors. It appears that he wrote a German work, entitled, "Von der Kirchen Christi;" and from the position assigned to him by Sandius, it may be inferred, that he...
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