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Gentilis John Valentine G entilis John Valentine (Ital. Gentile,) the son of Francis Gentilis, was a native of Cosenza, in the kingdom of Naples, and suffered death at Bern, on account of his religious sentiments; "his only error" being, in the words...
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Geizanovius Stanilas G eizanovius Stanilas , (Polon. Geizanowski,) is called "an exile" in the Manuscript Acts of the Synod of Kissielin, A. D. 1638, and in many other places; but it does not appear from what country he had been banished. In 1634, he...
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Geizanovius George G eizanovius Georges , ( Polon. Geizanowski) w as admitted a pupil in the School of Luclavice in the year 1646, by a resolution of the Assembly of Daszow. In 1654, he was appointed assistant to Stegmann at the Church of Siedliski; and...
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Geisteranus Peter G eisteranus Peter , (Belg. Geesteran,) the brother of John , was Minister of Egmont of Zee, and Egmont Binnen. In the Acts of the Synod of Dort, the Confessions of the two brothers were read aloud, and rejected by all present, on the...
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Geisteranus John Everton (1586-1622) G eisteranus John Everton , (Belg. Jan Evertsz Geesteran), was the son of Everhard Geisteranus, whom Zeltner supposes to have been the person called Spiritus, by A. F. Modrevius , in the first book of his Sylvae. He...
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Genga Fabius G enga Fabius was an Italian, belonging to the party of Faust Socin, as Faust himself testifies, in a letter written at Cracow, March 14th, 1593, and addressed to Everhard Spangenberg . From this letter we learn that he was then living chiefly...
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Freeke William F reeke William w as born about the year 1663. He wrote A Dialogue, in the Way of Question and Answer, concerning the Deity; and A brief but clear Confutation of the Trinity. Copies of the latter were sent, under cover, to several members...
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Franconius Daniel F ranconius Daniel , (called Franckius in the Synodical Acts,) according to Zeltner, took his surname from Franconia, which is supposed to have been his native country. Smalcius in his Diary, under the date, July 18th, 1609, calls him...
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Francken Christian F rancken Christian was a native of Gardeleben, a town of the Old Mark of Brandenburg. Bock calls him "homo omnium partium planus ;" and in these few words we have an exact delineation of his character. He was once a Jesuit at Rome...
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Franck Adam F ranck Adam , a native of Silesia, was born in the year 1590, and was inferior to none of his contemporaries in learning and probity. He succeeded Joachim Stegmann , as Rector of the College at Racow, in 1630; and as it was not customary...
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