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Enyedi George E nyedi George , (sometimes called Enniedius, EnyeDinus or Enjedinus,) was a Transylvanian, of the town of Enyed or Engedin, situated on the river Maros, or Maerisch. He was Superintendent of the Unitarian Churches in Transylvania, and Moderator...
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Thomas Emlyn T homas Emlyn a learned Divine, no less distinguished for his talents and integrity, than for the firmness with which he endured persecution for conscience' sake, was one of the first among the Protestant Dissenters, who had the courage publicly...
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Duroscius George D uroscius George was appointed, by the Assembly of Raszcow, in 1649, to preach to the Churches of Iwanitz and Halitzany, in Volhynia. A resolution to the same effect was passed in 1650, when the office of Public Scribe was conferred...
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Dümler Nicholas D ümler Nicholas was the son of honest, but poor parents, his father being a common mechanic. He wa born at Nuremberg towards the end of the sixteenth century, and went to the University of Altorf in the year 1608. Joachim Peuschel was...
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Dudithius Andrew D udithius Andrew , or Duditius, (also called Dudicz, or Duditz,) of Horehowitza, was surnamed Sbardellatus, from the family of his mother, and born at or near Buda, in Hungary, on the 16th of February, 1533. His father was a Hungarian...
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Drozovius Joachim D rozovius Joachim , ( Polon. Drozowski,) w as nominated Minister of the Brethren collected at Manheim, in the last Assembly of the Unitarians held in Poland, A. D. 1662. To him, in conjunction with some others, was entrusted the charge...
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Domanovius Josèphe D omanovius Josèphe , (Polon. Domanowski,) as we learn from the Diary of Smalcius , was one of the principal of those, who, in Lithuania, defended the opinion, that Christ ought not to be invoked in prayer. "On the 18th of June, 1600,"...
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Dolet Etienne D olet Etienne , the friend and disciple of Servetus , was born at Orleans, in 1509; and is said to have been a natural son of Francis I., King of France, by Madame Cureau. He studied first at Paris, and afterwards at Padua and Venice. About...
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Dinderstadt Christopher D inderstadt Christopher is claimed as an Antitrinitarian by Sandius, who says, that he was the author of a work, entitled, "De Promisso Jesu adversus Judaeos." Whether this work was printed, or existed only in manuscript, Sandius...
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De Ruego Francis T revisanus Julian and De Ruego Fancis were members of the society at Vicence ; and it is stated, by Sandius and others, that, when this society was broken up, in 1546, Julian Trevisanus and Francis De Ruego, being unable to make their...
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