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Coq John C oq John , (Lat. Coquus or Coquius,) was a Frenchman, of the city of Rouen, whom Smalcius describes, in his Diary, as "Homo levior, quam religiosior." He visited the Polish Socinians in 1612, professing himself an inquirer after truth; but having...
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Copecius Nicholas C opecius Nicholas was a native of Transylvania. Bock includes him in his "Bibliotheca Antitrinitariorum," but says that he recollects seeing nothing further concerning him, than a statement of the fact, that he was a student in the...
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Cooper John C ooper John is mentioned by the Rev. S. Palmer, as incumbent of Cheltenham, at the passing of the Act of Uniformity. He was born about the year 1620, and educated at Pembroke College, Oxford. When John Biddle was deprived of the Mastership...
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Complatius George C omplatius George is mentioned in connexion with Servet , Gentilis , Campanus , Gribaldi , Blandrata , Alciati , Ochino , and Francis David , by Albert Graver, in his "Dissertation on a new and horrid Error concerning the Satisfaction...
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Cochanovius Nicholas C ochanovius Nicholas , (Polon. Kochanowski,) was a Polish Knight, and Vice-Prefect of Radom, a town in the Palatinate of Sandomir. He is mentioned by Sandius as the author of Admonitory Verses to his Children in the Polish language,...
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Clerke Gilbert C lerke Gilbert was the son of John Clerke , Schoolmaster, of Uppingham, in the county of Rutland. He was admitted into Sydney College, Cambridge, in the year 1641, being then scarcely fifteen years of age. Seven years after this he was...
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Claude Of Savoy C laude de Savoy first appeared in the character of a religious reformer at Bern, in Switzerland, and, by his bold and startling doctrines, created a great sensation among the citizens of that republic. Simler and others apply to him the...
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Cicovius Stanislas C icovius Stanislaüs , (Polon. Cikowski,) of Woyslavice, held the office of Arch-chamberlain of Cracow ; and afterwards those of Castellan of Biecz, and General of the army. He was the first patron of the Church at Cracow, of which...
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Ciachovius John C iachovius John , (Polon. Ciachowski,) was the grandson of George Schomann . His name must not be confounded with that of Cichovius, against whom Jonas Schlichtingius wrote. The Christian name of John seems to have been that of his father,...
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Ciachovius George C iachovius George , (Polon. Ciachowski,) was the brother of John Ciachovius . In the year 1644, he obtained permission from the Assembly of Siedliski to travel; for which purpose a sum was granted him out of the Church's funds. On his...
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