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Grotius Hugo G rotius Hugo has not only been charged with Socinianism by orthodox writers, but claimed by Unitarians, as one holding the same opinions as themselves. To apply to a man of so truly catholic a spirit any sectarian appellation, would perhaps...
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Gribaldi Mattheo (1506-1562) G ribaldi Matthew (Gribadus ; Ital. Matteo Gribaldo,) surnamed Mofa, and sometimes called Cherianus or Cheriensis, from Chieri, in Piedmont, the place of his nativity, was a learned Civilian of Padua. He taught in several...
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Gresserus G resserus , (ou Gretzer,) was appointed tutor to the children of Mark Lubieniecius , by the Assembly of Daszow, in 1646. He must not be confounded with Conrad Graser , who died in the year 1613, and of whom some account has already been given....
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Graser Conrad G raser Conrad is classed by Sandius among Antitrinitarians: yet that author says, "I know not whether this be the same as he, concerning whom Konig writes, in his 'Bibliotheca Vetus et Nova,'—'Conrad Graser, a Frank, was born in the year...
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Goslavius Adam G oslavius Adam , (Polon. Gostlawski,) of Bebeln, a Polish Knight, was a pupil of Nicholas Taurelli, and one of the most distinguished among the Socinians for his erudition. There were two brothers of the name of Goslavius, Adam and Andrew,...
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Gonesius Peter G onesius Peter , (Polon. Goniondzki, or Goniadzki, and the Conyza of Bock ,) was probably a native of the little town of Goniondz, or Goniadz, in the province of Podlachia. He was an alumnus of the University of Cracow ; but was enabled,...
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Glirius John G lirius John was author of a treatise "On the Old and New Testament." Sandius and Bock give no particulars of his life ; but it may be inferred, from the position which his name occupies in Sandius's list, that he was a contemporary of Matthias...
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Glirius Matthias G lirius Matthias is designated "a Physician" by Sandius ; and Socin , in the Preface to his Disputation with Francis Davidis , mentions him as one of those, who, in Transylvania, had controverted the received doctrine of praying to Christ,...
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Gizelius Eustache G izelius Eustache , probably a native either of Lithuania or White Russia, was appointed Rector of the School at Kissielin in 1634, and in the year following was admitted into the list of Students at Racow, as a candidate for the ministry,...
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Gittichius Michaël G ittichius Michaël , commonly called Venetianus, was the son of an Italian emigrant, who settled in Poland, in the reign of Sigismund Augustus ; and married a Polish, or Lithuanian lady. Faust Socin , in a letter to Valentine Radecius...
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