Encyclopedia subject

Clerics

57 published records, arranged alphabetically. Each entry is published only where a named source supports it.

Aaidh ibn Abdullah al-QarniAuthor · BooksAaidh ibn Abdullah al-Qarni (born 1960) is a Saudi writer, poet and cleric.
Airas NunesPerson · Music memorabiliaAiras Nunes (1230–1305) was a Kingdom of Galicia poet, composer and writer.
Alfonso CeronAuthor · BooksAlfonso Ceron was a Spanish chess player, cleric and writer (1535–1600). He was born at Granada and died at Girona.
Ali KhameneiAuthor · BooksAli Khamenei was an Iranian islamic jurist, politician, translator, writer, poet and cleric (1939–2026). He was born at Mashhad and died at Tehran.
Anagarika GovindaAuthor · BooksAnagarika Govinda was a German and Swedish writer, painter, scholar, cleric, artist and monk (1898–1985). He was born at Waldheim and died at Mill Valley.
Andrés de UrdanetaAuthor · BooksAndrés de Urdaneta was an explorer, writer, geographer, discoverer, cleric and monk (1498–1568). He was born at Ordizia and died at Mexico City.
Anselm GrünAuthor · BooksAnselm Grün was a German writer, theologian, catholic priest, economist and regular priest (born 1945). He was born at Junkershausen.
Antonio Schinella ContiAuthor · BooksAntonio Schinella Conti (1677–1749) was a physicist, historian and philosopher.
Bernardo de BalbuenaAuthor · BooksBernardo de Balbuena was a Spanish and Mexican poet, writer, catholic bishop and cleric (1568–1627). He was born at Valdepeñas and died at San Juan.
Bruno the SaxonAuthor · BooksBruno the Saxon was a German chronicler, cleric and writer (1000–1083).
Coelius SeduliusAuthor · BooksCoelius Sedulius (400–500) was a poet, writer and military personnel.
Constantine of PreslavAuthor · BooksConstantine of Preslav was a Bulgarian linguist, historian, cleric, poet, translator and theologian (900–1000). He was born at Veliki Preslav.
David WilkersonAuthor · BooksDavid Wilkerson was an American preacher, writer, theologian, missionary, pastor and conferencier (1931–2011). He was born at Hammond and died at U.S. Route 175.
Evgenios VoulgarisAuthor · BooksEvgenios Voulgaris was a cleric, philosopher, teacher, writer, scholar and theologian (1716–1806). He was born at Corfu and died at Saint Petersburg.
Felix Maria DavídekAuthor · BooksFelix Maria Davídek was a Czechoslovak writer, poet, priest, catholic bishop and theologian (1921–1988). He was born at Brno.
FlodoardAuthor · BooksFlodoard (894–966) was a poet, historian and writer.
Francesco BerniAuthor · BooksFrancesco Berni (1497–1535) was a writer, poet and playwright.
François Béroalde de VervilleAuthor · BooksFrançois Béroalde de Verville (1556–1626) was a French poet, writer and cleric.
George HerbertAuthor · BooksGeorge Herbert (1593–1633) was a Welsh priest, poet and writer.
George MacDonaldAuthor · BooksGeorge MacDonald (1824–1905) was a writer, pastor and poet.
Gilles JoyeAuthor · BooksGilles Joye was a French composer, poet, writer, singer and cleric (1424–1483). He was born at Tournai and died at Bruges.
Gregory TsamblakAuthor · BooksGregory Tsamblak was a writer, eastern orthodox priest, hagiographer, cleric and bishop (1365–1420). He was born at Veliko Tarnovo and died at Kyiv.
Hassan RouhaniAuthor · BooksHassan Rouhani (born 1948) is an Iranian politician, diplomat and writer.
Israel KolmodinAuthor · BooksIsrael Kolmodin was a Swedish writer, theologian, hymnwriter, priest and cleric (1643–1709). He was born at Enköping and died at Visby.
Ivo of ChartresAuthor · BooksIvo of Chartres (1040–1115) was a French canon law jurist, writer and latin catholic priest.
Jakub Bart-ĆišinskiAuthor · BooksJakub Bart-Ćišinski (1856–1909) was a translator, poet and writer.
James NaismithAuthor · BooksJames Naismith (1861–1939) was a Canadian inventor, basketball coach and writer.
Jan BrożekAuthor · BooksJan Brożek (1585–1652) was a mathematician, astronomer and university teacher.
Jehan de LescurelPerson · Music memorabiliaJehan de Lescurel (1300–1304) was a French poet, composer and writer.
JeromeAuthor · BooksJerome (345–420) was a Ancient Rome cleric, theologian and historian.
Johann Martin SchleyerAuthor · BooksJohann Martin Schleyer (1831–1912) was a Grand Duchy of Baden writer, Catholic priest and interlinguist.
Johannes DantiscusAuthor · BooksJohannes Dantiscus was a poet, diplomat, catholic priest, catholic bishop, humanist and jurist (1485–1548). He was born at Gdańsk and died at Lidzbark Warmiński.
Johannes WernerAuthor · Maps and atlasesJohannes Werner (1468–1522) was a Bavaria-Munich mathematician, astronomer and cartographer.
John BachmanAuthor · BooksJohn Bachman (1790–1874) was an American naturalist, zoologist and writer.
John NewtonAuthor · BooksJohn Newton (1725–1807) was an English evangelical Anglican cleric, hymnwriter, and leading abolitionist whose personal trajectory from slave ship captain to Christian minister profoundly shaped eighteenth-century religi
John of DamascusPerson · Music memorabiliaJohn of Damascus was a theologian, writer, cleric, philosopher, astronomer and composer (675–749). He was born at Damascus and died at Holy Lavra of Saint Sabbas.
Jozef Ignác BajzaAuthor · BooksJozef Ignác Bajza (1755–1836) was a poet, writer and priest.
Lodovico Grossi da ViadanaPerson · Music memorabiliaLodovico Grossi da Viadana (1560–1627) was a composer, musicologist and music theorist.
Marsilio FicinoAuthor · BooksMarsilio Ficino (1433–1499) was an Italian humanist philosopher, Catholic priest, translator, and astrologer whose work formed a cornerstone of the early Italian Renaissance. Operating under the patronage of the Medici f
Melchior de PolignacAuthor · BooksMelchior de Polignac (1661–1742) was a French diplomat, writer and cleric.
Momčilo ĐujićAuthor · BooksMomčilo Đujić was a Serbian eastern orthodox priest, military personnel, poet, cleric and voivode (1907–1999). He was born at Kovačić and died at San Diego.
Northrop FryeAuthor · BooksNorthrop Frye (1912–1991) was a Canadian writer, philosopher and pedagogue.
Onisaburo DeguchiArtist · CeramicsOnisaburo Deguchi (1871–1948) was a Japan religious leader, Esperantist and potter.
OttamaAuthor · BooksOttama was a monk, politician, writer, human rights defender and cleric (1880–1939). He died at Yangon.
Pedro Calderón de la BarcaAuthor · BooksPedro Calderón de la Barca (1600–1681) was a Spanish playwright, poet and military personnel.
Peter DeunovPerson · Music memorabiliaPeter Deunov (1864–1944) was a Bulgarian philosopher, spiritual teacher and esotericist.
Petrus PlanciusEngraver · PrintsPetrus Plancius (1552–1622) was a Dutch Republic astronomer, cartographer and theologian.
Pierre CharronAuthor · BooksPierre Charron was a French philosopher, theologian, writer and cleric (1541–1603). He was born at Paris.
Prokop DivišPerson · Music memorabiliaProkop Diviš was a catholic priest, theologian, physicist, naturalist, inventor and musician (1698–1765). He was born at Helvíkovice and died at Přímětice.
Ramon LlullAuthor · BooksRamon Llull (1232–1316) was a philosopher, writer and theologian.
Robert FulghumArtist · SculptureRobert Fulghum (born 1937) is an American writer, novelist and painter.
Saint GorazdAuthor · BooksSaint Gorazd was a writer and cleric (900–1000).
Sayat-NovaPerson · Music memorabiliaSayat-Nova (1712–1795) was a Kingdom of Kartli poet, composer and singer.
Sebastian KneippAuthor · BooksSebastian Kneipp (1821–1897) was a nutritionist, healer and writer.
Thoinot ArbeauPerson · Music memorabiliaThoinot Arbeau was a French catholic priest, writer, composer, choreographer and cleric (1520–1595). He was born at Dijon and died at Langres.
Tsangyang GyatsoAuthor · BooksTsangyang Gyatso (1683–1706) was a Qing dynasty poet, writer and cleric.
ZanabazarArtist · SculptureZanabazar (1635–1723) was a Mongolia sculptor, writer and cleric.

All subjects Return to the Encyclopedia