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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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De Prez Justus D e Prez Justus , called Jodocus by F. Socin , (Fratr. Pol. T. I. p. 426,) is mentioned by Bock, in his "History of Prussian Socinianism," (§ vii. p. 17,) as living at Dantzic in the year 1584. That city also continued to be his place of...
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Denck John D enck John , (Germ. Hans Dengck,) was the intimate friend of Lewis Hetzer . Scultetus calls him a Bavarian ; and describes him as a learned man, and a skilful Hebraist, but says that he was of a melancholy temperament. According to some, he...
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Deminovicius John D eminovicius John , (Polon. Demianowicki,) w as taken into the number of the alumni, at the Synod of Piaski, in 1641; and at the end of his second year, in 1643, when Masters were appointed at the School of Luclavice, his services were...
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Demianovicius Stanislas D emianovicius Stanislaus , ( Polon . Demianowicki,) w as private tutor, in 1651, to the children of a noble lady, named Suchodolia ; and in 1653, to those of John Moscorovius . In 1654, some expectation of being allowed to go...
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De Chiari James D e Chiari James was a member of the society at Vicence, who, in 1546, was seized by the officers of the Inquisition, and thrown into prison, where he died (what is called) a natural death: but his end was probably hastened by the severe...
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Davidis Francis D avidis Francis , known among the Crypto-Socinians of Altorf by the name of Desiderius Erasmus, was not a Hungarian, as Sandius and many other writers have said, but a Transylvanian, of the Saxon race. The Rev. Theophilus Lindsey justly...
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Daems Cornelius D aems Cornelius was a learned Civilian, who studied in Italy, and took his Doctor's degree with honours ; but afterwards relinquished the profession of the Law for the study of Divinity,—a change which, though made from choice, was not...
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