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Chrastovius Andrew C hrastovius Andrew , (Polon. Chrzastowski, or Chrzonstowski,) was a Polish Knight, and Aulic Councillor to the King of Poland, who left the Evangelical party, and joined the Unitarians. He was the author of the following writings....
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Chelmius Martin C helmius Martin , or Chelmski, is described by Mosheim as "one of the most eminent and zealous of the Socinian teachers;" and is mentioned by him, in connexion with a summary of religious doctrine, which was printed at Cracow by Alex....
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Chelmius Remanius C helmius Remigius ou Remianus , (Polon. Chelmski,) was a Polish Knight, and Standard-bearer of the Palatinate of Cracow. Count Krasinski mentions him under the name of Remigius Chelmicki ; and says, that he was one of a number of distinguished...
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Cettis John Baptiste C ettis John Baptist , or Cetis, sometimes called, by his contemporaries John Baptist alone, without the addition of his surname, was an Italian, and a relative of Philip Buccella , the friend and host of Faust Socin . He was one...
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Celsus Minus C elsus Minus of Sienna, was one of those Italians, who, about the middle of the sixteenth century, embarked with ardour in the cause of the Reformation; but whether he joined the Antitrinitarian party has not been positively ascertained....
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Cazanovius John C azanovius John , (Polon. Caszanowski,) was a Polish Knight, who, at the memorable Conference held at Petricow, A.D. 1562, went over to the Antitrinitarian party. Sandius says, that his opinions were almost identical with those of Peter...
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Catz Charles C atz Charles , was a Dutch gentleman, whose doctrinal sentiments, if not strictly identical with those of Socinus , were suspected of approaching very nearly to them. He was the author of a translation of the New Testament into the Dutch...
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Carey Lucius C arey Lucius Eustache , second Lord Falkland , and eldest son of Henry , the first Viscount Falkland, is supposed to have been born at Burford, in Oxfordshire, about the year 1610. When a boy, he lived at Coventry, where he sat up very late...
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Caper John, Jun C aper John , Jun., was the son of John Caper , Minister of Smigel, who called himself Koselski, which is the Polish for Caper. John Caper, Jun., and Daniel Caper are mentioned in the Synodical Acts of 1619 and 1620, among the theological...
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Caper John C aper John , Senior, after officiating as Pastor of the Evangelical Church of Meseritz for about twenty-eight years, changed his sentiments late in life, and went over to the Socinians. He was re-baptized in a pond at Smigel, on the last day...
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