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Cicovius Stanislas C icovius Stanislaüs , (Polon. Cikowski,) of Woyslavice, held the office of Arch-chamberlain of Cracow ; and afterwards those of Castellan of Biecz, and General of the army. He was the first patron of the Church at Cracow, of which...
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Ciachovius John C iachovius John , (Polon. Ciachowski,) was the grandson of George Schomann . His name must not be confounded with that of Cichovius, against whom Jonas Schlichtingius wrote. The Christian name of John seems to have been that of his father,...
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Ciachovius George C iachovius George , (Polon. Ciachowski,) was the brother of John Ciachovius . In the year 1644, he obtained permission from the Assembly of Siedliski to travel; for which purpose a sum was granted him out of the Church's funds. On his...
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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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