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Carey Lucius C arey Lucius Eustache , second Lord Falkland , and eldest son of Henry , the first Viscount Falkland, is supposed to have been born at Burford, in Oxfordshire, about the year 1610. When a boy, he lived at Coventry, where he sat up very late...
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Caper John, Jun C aper John , Jun., was the son of John Caper , Minister of Smigel, who called himself Koselski, which is the Polish for Caper. John Caper, Jun., and Daniel Caper are mentioned in the Synodical Acts of 1619 and 1620, among the theological...
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Caper John C aper John , Senior, after officiating as Pastor of the Evangelical Church of Meseritz for about twenty-eight years, changed his sentiments late in life, and went over to the Socinians. He was re-baptized in a pond at Smigel, on the last day...
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Camphuysius Theodore Raphaelis C amphuysius Theodore Raphaelis , (Belg. Dirck Raphaelssen Kampenhuysen,) was born at Gorcum, a fortified town of South Holland, in the year 1586 ; and was educated for the ministry among the Remonstrants. He settled with...
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Calissius Albert C alissius Albert , in the account of the Synod of Chmielnik, held A. D. 1586, is called "Rector," at which time he probably had the management of the School at Chmielnik. At that Synod also he was admitted by baptism into the Socinian...
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Calinovius James C alinovius James , (Polon. Kalinowski,) was one of the first of those, who fought under the banners of Lelio Socin in Poland. He took part against the Arians at the Synod of Skrzynna, in 1567. (Vidend. Bock, Hist. Ant. T.I. p. 1071.)...
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Calb Ernest C alb Ernest , (or Kalbius,) as a Livonian, of the city of Riga ; and was known among the Poles by the name of Ciolek, which is a translation of the German "Calb". We learn from the Synodical Acts, that he joined the Socinian Church in the...
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Buttel Werner B uttel Werner is classed by Bock among Prussian Socinians. He is mentioned par Hartknoch, as one who had been converted to Socinianism ; but whether through the instrumentality of Matthew Radecius, or not, is uncertain. It appears, that,...
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Budzinius Stanislaus B udzinius Stanislas , (Polon. Budzynski,) was amanuensis to John a Lasco and Francis Lismaninus , and afterwards assistant to Jerome Philipovius , Vice-palatine of Cracow. He contended, with Simon Budnaeus and Francis Davidis , that...
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Budneus Simon B udneus Simon , (or Budny,) was a native of the Duchy of Mazovia, according to Sandius ; or, as Krasinski thinks, of the Grand Duchy of Lithuania. He was founder of the sect called Budneans. His distinguishing opinion was, that Jesus Christ...
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