Persons — F

Faber Stapulensis see Lefèvre d'Étaples, Jacques (Faber Stapulensis)

Faber, Aegidius (Carmelite of Brussels, doctor of Louvain, on Ruth and Job) [Giles Faber] 4·A f.191

Fabian the Bishop see Pope Fabian

Fabianus (the judge who condemned St. Pontianus) AN·7.6

Fabianus the rhetor (rhetorician cited by Seneca) AC·IV.7

Fabiola (saint, Roman matron, friend of Jerome) AC·VI.8 · AC·VIII.12 · T·II.3 · SJ·col.63 · SJ·col.73 · SJ·col.78 · SJ·col.105 · SJ·col.111 · SJ·col.113 · SJ·col.118 · 6·LXXXI · 6·CCLX · DM·IV.1.2§1 · DM·IV.1.2§2 · 2·P · 4·H · 4·T

Fabius Caeso SJ·col.322

Fabius Cilo AC·VII.19

Fabius Maximus (Roman dictator) [Fabius the Delayer; Fabius the Dictator] AC·I.24 · AC·III.2 · AC·III.11 · AC·III.12 · AC·III.15 · AC·VII.20 · AC·IX.14 · AC·X.46 · SJ·col.187 · SJ·col.319 · SJ·col.322 · G·22 · SS·p.330 · AN·4.5

Fabius Pictor (earliest Roman historian) 4·I · 4·P

Fabius the Delayer see Fabius Maximus

Fabius the Dictator see Fabius Maximus

Fabius, Paulus P2·73

Fabri, Johann 5·CLXXVIII

Fabricius Luscinus (Roman consul) AC·I.13 · AC·III.10 · AC·VI.43 · AC·VII.10 · AC·VII.13 · AC·VII.20 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.24 · G·36 · AN·4.5

Fabricius, Guillaume DM·Appr

Fabricius, Johann Albert (German scholar, of the Greek library) PC·XXIV · PC·CXLV · PC·CLXXIX

Fabritius see Capito, Wolfgang

Fachinaeus (jurist) AC·I.27

Facundus of Hermiane (African bishop, on the Three Chapters) PC·XLV · PC·CXII · PC·CLXXXV · PC·CCVII

Fagius, Paulus (Protestant Hebraist) [Paul Fagius] 4·Heb · T·I.9 · T·II.19 · T·III.9 · C·I.3 · AC·V.23 · AC·VI.24

Fagnani, Prospero M·V.4

Fagninus (cited on the oracles) DM·IV.2.6

Falconilla (the idolatress prayed for by St. Thecla) 6·XLVII

Falconius Nicomachus SJ·col.182

Faliero, Marino AC·IX.9

Fannius (Roman writer on weights and measures) AC·VIII.16 · AC·IX.4 · AN·4.5

Fantoni, Sebastiano (general of the Carmelites) R·4.1 · R·4.3 · R·4.38

Farinacci, Prospero DM·III.1.3

Farissol see Abraham Parizol

Fastidius (British bishop) PC·XLVI · PC·CCVII

Faunus (pagan god) (god of the woods) AC·I.25 · AN·1.3 · AN·2.5

Faure, Baptiste C·III.10 · PC·LV · PC·LXVIII · PC·LXX · PC·CCLXXVI

Faustina (the empress, wife of Marcus Aurelius) AC·I.26 · DM·III.1.3§3

Faustinianus (St. Clement's brother) 2·C

Faustinus (father of Clement) AN·7.2 · AN·7.5

Faustulus (the shepherd who found Romulus and Remus) AN·4.5

Faustus Cornelius Sulla (son of the dictator) AN·4.4 · AN·4.5

Faustus of Riez M·II.8

Faustus the African see Faustus the Manichaean

Faustus the Manichaean (Manichaean adversary of Augustine) [Faustus the African] M·II.1 · M·IV.3 · M·V.3 · C·IV.4 · PC·CXXVIII · PC·CXXXII · PC·CXXXIII · DM·III.1.4§2 · DM·IV.1.3§1 · DM·IV.1.3§2 · DM·IV.4.5§3 · P1·223 · P2·43 · P2·46 · P2·57n · P2·112n · P2·128 · P2·211 · 2·A · 2·C · 2·I · 2·R · 2·T · 4·A · 4·H · 4·I · 7·I · 7·II · 7·V · 7·VII · 8·I · 8·II · 8·III · 8·IV · 8·XIII

Favorino, Archangelo (who published Denis the Carthusian's Adunation) [Archangelus Faorinus] 4·A f.200

Favorinus (Greek sophist) DM·IV.1.2§2 · AN·4.1 · P1·33 · P1·34

Febris (pagan goddess) AN·4.6

Febronius (Hontheim) [Nicholas Hontheim] M·III.7 · M·III.10 · M·V.1 · M·V.2 · M·V.3 · M·V.4 · M·V.6 · M·Ind · M·Impr

Felestagoras (the Naxian over whose fish the city fell out) AC·X.2

Felicianus (soldier converted at the martyr's feet) AN·8.1

Felicissimus (deacon of Pope Sixtus, martyr) AN·7.8

Felicitas (matron) [named Felicitas] AN·7.9

Felix of Urgel M·IV.1

Felix Pratensis (Tuscan of Prato, of the Order of Preachers) 4·F

Felix the Arian (set up at Rome as bishop in the place of Liberius) 4·A

Fénelon (archbishop of Cambrai) M·IV.8 · M·V.6

Ferdinand (emperor) AC·X.4 · 4·A

Ferdinand Cortes see Cortés, Hernán

Ferdinand Davalos see Dávalos, Fernando

Ferdinand II of Aragon (the Catholic king) [Ferdinand of Spain; Ferdinand the King of Spain] AC·X.28 · SJ·col.319

Ferdinand of Spain see Ferdinand II of Aragon

Ferdinand the King of Spain see Ferdinand II of Aragon

Ferdinandus, Benedictus PC·C

Fernández de Heredia, Gonzalo SS·p.517

Fernández, Benedict (Fernandus) R·1.1

Fernandus see Fernández, Benedict (Fernandus)

Fernel, Jean (French physician) SJ·col.552 · DM·III.1.4§5 · DM·IV.2.6 · R·1.7 · R·2.2 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·4.11 · R·4.22 · P1·8

Ferrandus of Carthage (deacon of Carthage) SJ·col.84 · SJ·col.278 · PC·CCCI

Ferraris, Lucius M·IV.8

Ferratus (count of Flanders) DM·IV.2.2

Ferreolus (soldier saint, martyr) AC·X.3 · AN·6.25

Ferrer, Vincent (saint, Dominican preacher) DM·IV.1.3 · DM·IV.1.3§1 · DM·IV.1.3§5 · 3·M23 · 4·V

Ferretius, Julius AC·VII.33 · DM·IV.4.4§2

Ferron, Arnoldus DM·IV.1.3§6

Ferus, John (Franciscan preacher of Mainz) [Ioannes Ferus] 4·I f.265 · 6·XL · 6·XLIII · 6·XLV · 6·LV · 6·LXXII · 6·LXXXIX · 6·CXV · 6·CLVI · 6·CLXXVIII · 6·CLXXIX · 6·CLXXXI · 6·CXC · 6·CXCI · 6·CXCII · 6·CCIX · 6·CCX · 6·CCXII · 6·CCXIV · 6·CCXV · 6·CCXVI · 6·CCLV · P1·81 · P1·119 · P1·180 · DM·IV.2.7§3 · SJ·col.683

Fescenninus Niger AC·VII.10

Feselius, Philip R·5.11

Fessler, Joseph (bishop, writer on patrology) M·II.6 · M·II.8 · M·V.6

Fessonia (pagan goddess) AC·II.15

Festenninus (prefect sent against the Christians) AN·6.28

Festus Pompeius (Roman grammarian) DM·III.1.1 · R·1.1

Feuardent, François (Franciscan, editor of Irenaeus) DM·IV.2.7§3 · DM·IV.4.4§1 · 4·F

Fichte, Johann Gottlieb M·I.6

Fidus (to whom St. Cyprian wrote) PC·CX

Fidustius (defendant in the trial under Valens) DM·IV.2.7§3

Figuier, Louis C·I.11

Finé, Oronce (French mathematician) [Orontius Finaeus] 4·O f.285 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·4.11

Firlej (senator of Poland who suppressed the sectaries) AC·IX.10

Firmianus see Lactantius

Firmicus Maternus (astrologer, afterward Christian) [Julius Firmicus] SJ·col.657 · M·II.8 · DM·III.1.4§5 · DM·IV.3.1 · R·1.8 · R·3.2 · P1·32

Firminus (priest of idols) AN·7.9

Firmus (who made himself emperor in Egypt) AC·IX.4 · AN·7.8

Fischer (who wrote on the Greek versions) PC·CCCI

Fisher, John (saint, bishop of Rochester) [Ioannes Fischerus; Roffensis] 4·I f.265 · 1·3

Flaccianus (who marvelled at the diviner, in Augustine) AC·I.6

Flaccus (consul) [Flachus] AN·4.5 · AN·8.1

Flachus see Flaccus (consul)

Flacius Illyricus, Matthias (Lutheran, of the Magdeburg Centuries) AC·V.26 · AC·VI.5 · AC·IX.18 · AC·IX.22 · AC·IX.24 · AC·IX.26 · AC·IX.40 · SJ·col.583 · 5·Pr

Flamininus (Roman general who freed Greece) AC·VII.13 · AC·X.20

Flaminius Nobilius P1·249

Flander, John DM·IV.4.4§2

Flavia Domitilla M·II.4

Flavian of Antioch (bishop of Antioch) AC·VI.20 · M·V.2

Flavian of Constantinople (bishop of Constantinople, to whom Pope Leo wrote) 4·F f.230

Flavianus (writer) AN·2.6

Flavius Aquilanus (secretary, who wrote his master's life in prose and verse) 4·T

Flavius Clemens (consul put to death by Domitian) [surnamed Flavius] M·II.4 · AN·6.26

Flavius Vopiscus (Roman biographer) [Vespicus] AC·II.2 · AC·II.14 · AC·III.16 · AC·VII.2 · AC·VII.5 · AC·VII.6 · AC·VII.13 · AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.25 · AC·VIII.9 · AC·VIII.13 · AC·IX.8 · AC·X.26 · AC·X.57 · AC·X.58 · SJ·col.54 · SJ·col.182 · AN·7.8

Flodoard (chronicler of Reims) M·II.8 · PC·XXXV

Florian (emperor) AN·7.8

Florianus (emperor, quickly killed) AC·IX.4

Florinus (to whom Irenaeus wrote) PC·CXXIII

Florus the Monk (to whom the work on the Catholic Epistles is attributed) 4·B

Fludd, Robert (English Hermetic physician) R·4.7 · R·5.1 · R·5.10

Fochas see Phocas the Martyr

Foertsch (Protestant theologian) PC·CCLXXXI

Foggini, Pier Francesco M·V.2

Fogliano, Lodovico (Italian music theorist) [Ludovico Fogliano] R·5.1 · R·5.3 · R·5.4 · R·5.6

Folengo, Giovanni Battista (Cassinese Benedictine of Mantua, on all the psalms) 4·I

Fonseca, Antonio de (Portuguese, of the Order of Preachers) [Antonius Lusitanus à Fonseca] 4·T

Fonseca, Juan de D·10

Fontana, Francesco (born at Llerena in Spain, a canon) 4·A f.192

Fontanini, Giusto PC·CXXXV

Fonteius (whom Cicero defended) AC·VIII.10 · AC·VIII.11 · PC·CXXXIII

Fontenelle (who wrote on the pagan oracles) M·I.11

Fontius see Ponce de la Fuente, Constantino (Fontius)

Forbes, William PC·CCLXXXI

Forcadel, Stephen DM·IV.2.6§2

Forcatulus (who wrote on the empire of the Gauls) AC·VII.3

Forcellini, Egidio (Latin lexicographer) M·I.1 · PC·CVI

Forculus (pagan god) AC·II.15

Foreiro, Francisco (Dominican at Trent, commentator) [Forerius; Franciscus Forerius] 4·F f.230 · 8·XIII

Forerius see Foreiro, Francisco

Fornerus, Andreas AC·IX.44

Forster (Hebraist) SJ·col.238

Fortanieri, Sertorio (archbishop of Ravenna, cardinal, of the Order of Minors) 4·S f.299

Fortuna (pagan goddess) [Fortuna Redux] AC·II.15 · AC·VII.5

Fortuna Redux see Fortuna (pagan goddess)

Fortunatianus (bishop of Aquileia) 4·F f.230 · M·II.6 · 4·H

Fortunatus and Justinus see Justinus (priest)

Fortunatus the Manichaean C·III.7

Fortunius (Donatist bishop) AC·IX.33

Foscarari, Egidio (Dominican, bishop of Modena) [Aegidius Foscararius] 4·T

Foscari, Francesco AC·X.62

Foscarini, Paolo Antonio (Carmelite, for the motion of the earth) [Paul Anton Foscarini] R·2.3 · R·3.2 · R·4.1 · R·4.3 · R·4.38 · R·4.40

Fotinus see Photinus of Sirmium

Fournier, Georges R·4.33

Fracastoro, Girolamo (Italian physician and poet) 4·H · R·1.7 · R·2.1 · R·2.2 · R·2.3 · R·2.4 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·3.5 · R·3.7 · R·5.4 · DM·IV.3.2 · SJ2·col.1015

Francesco Barbaro see Barbaro, Ermolao

Francesco Giorgio Veneto see Giorgi, Francesco (Franciscus Georgius)

Francesco Pico see Pico della Mirandola (Giovanni and Gianfrancesco)

Francis Buddeus see Buddeus, Johann Franz

Francis de Sales (saint, bishop of Geneva and Doctor) M·II.6 · M·V.6 · M·Ind

Francis de Walenburch see Walenburch, Adrian and Peter van

Francis Maronis see Francis of Meyronnes

Francis Miletanus (professor of theology, on the eighteenth Psalm) 4·F f.231

Francis of Arezzo (translator, of the version of the eighty-eight homilies) [Griffolini; Griffolini, Francesco] 4·I

Francis of Assisi (saint) [St. Francis] SJ·col.41 · SJ·col.50 · DM·IV.1.3§5 · DM·IV.2.7§3 · R·1.1 · R·4.16 · P1·75 · P2·106 · 4·A · 4·F

Francis of Meyronnes (Franciscan Scotist) [Francis Maronis; Mayronis] 4·F f.230 · SS·p.199 · SS·p.254 · SS·p.459 · R·1.5 · R·2.1 · R·2.3

Francis of Osuna (Baetican Friar Minor, of sermons on the gospels of the year) 4·F f.230

Francis of Zamora (Spaniard, Minister General of the Minors, on the fiftieth Psalm) 4·F f.232

Francis of Zumárraga see Zumárraga, Juan de

Francis Oleaster see Oleaster, Jerome

Francis Pico see Pico della Mirandola (Giovanni and Gianfrancesco)

Francis Regis M·I.10

Francis Titelmann see Titelmans, Frans

Francis Titelmans see Titelmans, Frans

Francis Toledo see Toletus, Francisco

Francis Victoria see Vitoria, Francisco de

Francis Xavier (saint, Jesuit, apostle of the Indies) AC·III.20 · M·IV.9 · R·2.1 · R·4.37

Francis Ximénez see Cisneros, Francisco Jiménez de

Francisco de Toledo see Toletus, Francisco

Francisco Pico see Pico della Mirandola (Giovanni and Gianfrancesco)

Francisco Valesio see Valles, Francisco

Francisco Ximenes see Cisneros, Francisco Jiménez de

Francisco Ximénez see Cisneros, Francisco Jiménez de

Franciscus Forerius see Foreiro, Francisco

Franciscus Georgius see Giorgi, Francesco (Franciscus Georgius)

Franciscus Picus see Pico della Mirandola (Giovanni and Gianfrancesco)

Franciscus Titelmannus see Titelmans, Frans

Franciscus Titelmans see Titelmans, Frans

Franciscus Valesius see Valles, Francisco

Francolinus, Marcellus SJ·col.593

Francus (grandson of Priam, from whom the Franks are named) AN·2.5

Franz, Wolfgang (Lutheran theologian) [Wolffgangus Frantzius] AC·V.24 · AC·VI.21 · AC·IX.11

Franzelin, Johann Baptist (Jesuit cardinal and theologian) [Cardinal Franzelin] M·II.6 · M·II.7 · M·II.8 · M·V.6 · C·II.6

Frayssinous, Denis (bishop of Hermopolis, French apologist) [Bishop of Hermopolis] L·2.1 · L·2.3 · L·3.4

Freculf of Lisieux (bishop, chronicler) SJ·col.467 · 4·R

Fredegund (queen of the Franks) AC·I.26 · AC·III.12 · AC·X.35

Frederick (emperor) AC·II.8 · AC·III.8 · AC·IV.13 · AC·VI.3 · 4·A · 4·B · 4·H · 4·I · 4·M · 4·N · 4·T · 4·V

Frederick Barbarossa (emperor) 6·LXXII · DM·IV.2.6§3 · 4·P

Frederick Braubom see Braubomus

Frederick Braunbomus see Braubomus

Frederick I Barbarossa [Frederick the First] 4·R

Frederick of Saxony AC·IX.43

Frederick Staphylus see Staphylus, Friedrich

Frederick the First see Frederick I Barbarossa

Frederick the Palatine see Frederick V, Elector Palatine

Frederick V, Elector Palatine (the Winter King) [Frederick the Palatine] AC·IX.17 · AC·IX.42

Fregoso, Battista (of the Collectanea) 4·P

Fregoso, Ottaviano AC·VIII.23

Friard (saint, hermit) DM·IV.1.3§5

Fridericus Venetus see Friedrich the Venetian

Friedrich the Venetian (who gave Italian commentaries on the Apocalypse) [Fridericus Venetus] 4·F f.232

Frigius (consul named in the date) 2·P

Fritzsche (commentator on the New Testament) PC·CCLXXXV

Froben, Johann (printer, of the Froben press) 4·E

Frohschammer, Jakob [Froschammer] C·II.3

Froidmont, Libert (theologian of Louvain) [Fromondus; Libertus Fromondus] R·1.6 · R·1.7 · R·2.3 · R·2.4 · R·4.1 · R·4.7 · R·4.14 · R·4.38 · R·4.40

Fróis, Luís [Luis Froes] DM·IV.4.4§3

Froissart, Jean DM·IV.4.4§2

Fromondus see Froidmont, Libert

Frontinus (Roman writer on aqueducts) AC·VIII.22 · AC·IX.16 · AC·IX.45 · AC·X.18 · AC·X.24 · AC·X.37 · AC·X.40 · AC·X.41 · AC·X.49 · AC·X.52 · AC·X.61 · SJ·col.296 · SJ·col.319 · SJ·col.322 · SJ·col.467 · AN·4.5

Fronto Ducaeus see Fronton du Duc

Fronto of Perigueux (saint, bishop of Périgueux) AN·Pr · AN·6.4 · AN·6.20 · AN·6.26 · AN·7.6

Fronton du Duc (Jesuit patristic editor) [Ducaeus; Fronto Ducaeus] D·31 · PC·XXXVII

Froschammer see Frohschammer, Jakob

Frotho (king of the Danes) AC·X.48

Fuchs, Leonhart SJ·col.322

Fufius (a Roman who lost his voice) AC·IV.21

Fugarius see Fugatius

Fugatius (sent by Pope Eleutherius to Britain) [Fugarius] AC·VI.21 · AN·7.6

Fulbert of Chartres (bishop of Chartres) M·II.8 · PC·CII

Fulgentius of Ruspe (saint, bishop of Ruspe) 4·F f.232 · AC·I.1 · SJ·col.631 · M·II.6 · M·II.8 · M·III.11 · M·V.1 · C·I.3 · C·I.10 · C·III.3 · C·III.5 · C·III.7 · C·III.10 · C·V.3 · PC·L · PC·LV · PC·LXVII · PC·LXX · PC·CLXXXII · PC·CCCI · DM·III.2.4§4 · R·1.4 · 4·A · 4·I

Fulgosio (Battista Fregoso, of the Collectanea) 4·P

Fulgosius (Italian compiler of examples) AC·VIII.17 · AC·X.16 · AC·X.18 · AC·X.21 · AC·X.36 · AC·X.46 · AC·X.48 · DM·III.1.7§1 · DM·IV.3.6 · DM·IV.4.3 · DM·IV.4.4§1 · DM·IV.4.4§3 · DM·IV.4.6

Fulvius Nobilior (Roman consul) AC·IV.19 · AC·IX.3 · AC·X.38 · AC·X.41 · AC·X.46 · AC·X.51 · AN·4.5

Funccius see Funck, Johann

Funck, Johann (Lutheran chronologer) [Funccius; Functius] AC·IX.11 · T·III.20

Functius see Funck, Johann

Fundanius (to whom an epistle is ascribed) M·IV.1

Furies see Erinyes (mythology)

Furius Camillus Scribonianus AC·IX.4

Furner, Georg R·4.11 · R·4.14

Furnius (Genoese jurisconsult) 4·I

Furst (Hebraist) DM·IV.2.7§3

Fuscus (to whom Horace wrote) DM·IV.2.7§1