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Czenadius Paul C zenadius Paul according to Bock, was a Doctor of Medicine, and succeeded Valentine Radecius , as Rector of the Gymnasium of Clausenburg. His name has been sometimes incorrectly spelt Isanadius; and Mersennus has been supposed to allude...
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Czechovicius Martin C zechovicius Martin , (Polon. Czechowicz,) was a Pole or a Lithuanian, and author of a schism in the Socinian Church, occasioned by his vehement opposition to Infant Baptism. The first mention which we find of him is on the 16th of...
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Czechovicius Albert C zechovicius Albert , ( Polon. Czechowicz,) was ordained to the ministry among the Evangelicals. The first mention of him in the Synodical Acts of the Socinians is about the year 1617. When he joined the latter party, a sum was granted...
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Cutten John C utten John was an Elder in the Reformed Church of Sandomir, in Little Poland ; and author of twenty-eight "Articles," to which Faust Socin wrote a reply. The doctrinal views unfolded in these "Articles" were distinctly Unitarian. In some...
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Curione Celio Secondo C urione Celio Secondo (Italie, Curione,) was born at San Chirico, in Piedmont, May 1st, 1503 ; and was the youngest son in a family of twenty-three children. He lost both his parents, before he had completed his ninth year. His...
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Curcellaeus Stephen C urcellaeus Stephen , (Gal. Courcelles ,) was born at Geneva, May 2nd, 1586, and died at Amsterdam, May 22nd, 1658. He was first a Preacher among the French Protestants, and afterwards Professor of Theology in the Remonstrant College...
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Crusius Florian C rusius Florian , (Germ. Kraus,) was a Physician of great eminence, and of all the Antitrinitarians perhaps the most distinguished as a Philosopher. According to some, he was born at Stettin, the capital of Pomerania: according to others,...
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Criscovius Laurence C riscovius Laurence , (Polon. Kriskowski,) a Lithuanian Knight, passed from the Eastern, or Greek Church, to Protestantism. He was Minister of a Church at Nieswiez, in Lithuania, and afterwards of some others in the same country....
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Crovicius Martin C rovicius Martin , (Polon. Krowicki,) was a Polish Knight, who presided successively as Pastor over the Churches of Pinczow and Piaski, near Lublin, in the last of which situations he died, in the month of December, 1573. He was originally...
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Crellius Samuel C rellius Samuel , (Germ. Krell,) and his brother Paul , were the last descendants of the Polish-Brethren, who attained to any considerable distinction in the theological world. Had it been compatible with the design of the present work...
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