Index of Persons
Persons — M
476 persons, with 110 cross-references. Fathers, Doctors, philosophers, astronomers, rabbis, and adversaries — with the gods and heroes of pagan myth — wherever each is named anywhere in the library.
The highlighted first reference points to Sixtus’s own account of that expositor, at its printed folio in Book IV of the Holy Library.
A reference marked n was found in the translator’s notes rather than in the author’s own text.
Mabillon, Jean (Maurist scholar) [Joannis Mabillionii; John Mabillon] L·4.2 · M·II.6 · PC·XXX
Macarius the Egyptian (saint, abbot in Egypt) [Macarius the Great] 6·XLVII · PC·LXXXIII · 4·E
Macarius the Great see Macarius the Egyptian
Macarius the Roman P1·43
Macaulay (English historian) M·II.4
Macbeth (king of Scotland) DM·IV.2.7§4
Macduff (who struck down Macbeth) DM·IV.2.7§4
Macedon (eponym) [from Macedon] AN·1.3
Macedonius (heresiarch) AC·IX.30 · AC·IX.37 · 6·XV · 6·CIV · 6·CCLXXXVIII · M·V.2 · M·V.6 · AN·6.1 · 2·P
Macellinus see Pope Marcellinus
Machaon (mythology) AC·IV.25
Machiavelli, Niccolò M·I.2 · M·I.4 · M·Ind · DM·IV.3.1 · SJ·col.203 · SJ2·col.921 · SJ2·col.1263 · AC·Ded · AC·I.1 · AC·I.5 · AC·I.22 · AC·I.23 · AC·II.4 · AC·II.13 · AC·II.15 · AC·III.4 · AC·III.6 · AC·III.9 · AC·III.16 · AC·V.4 · AC·VI.3 · AC·VII.10 · AC·VII.20 · AC·VIII.20 · AC·VIII.23 · AC·IX.20 · AC·IX.24 · AC·X.1 · AC·X.23 · AC·X.28 · AC·X.38 · AC·X.42 · AC·X.43 · AC·X.45 · AC·X.61
Machomet see Muhammad
Macianus see Macrianus (usurper)
Macrianus (usurper) [Macianus] AN·7.8
Macrinus (emperor) [Opilius Macrinus] AC·I.16 · AC·I.25 · AC·II.12 · AC·III.2 · AC·III.16 · AC·IX.4 · AC·IX.45 · AC·X.15 · AC·X.58 · SJ·col.50 · SJ·col.52 · DM·IV.2.7§3
Macro (prefect of the praetorians) AC·II.13 · AC·III.16 · AC·IX.4
Macrobius (Roman grammarian) 4·D · P1·8 · P1·243 · P2·17 · P2·109 · R·1.1 · R·1.4 · R·1.6 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·3.3 · R·3.4 · R·4.1 · R·4.6 · R·4.9 · R·4.23 · R·4.37 · R·5.1 · R·5.2 · R·5.4 · R·5.5 · R·5.6 · R·5.7 · R·5.8 · 7·II · T·II.3 · DM·IV.2.6§3 · DM·IV.3.6 · SJ·col.16 · SJ·col.211 · SJ·col.537 · SJ2·col.767 · SJ2·col.961 · SJ2·col.1001 · AC·III.13 · AC·III.14 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.14 · AC·X.30 · SS·p.41 · SS·p.284 · SS·p.314 · AN·4.1 · AN·4.3 · AN·4.5 · AN·4.6
Macrochianus, Samuel SJ·col.52
Madrisio, Francesco PC·XXXIX
Maecenas (patron of the Roman poets) AC·I.13 · AC·I.21 · AC·III.5 · AC·IV.19 · AC·VII.5 · AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.19 · AC·IX.4 · AC·IX.20 · AC·X.26 · R·4.12
Maecius Faltonius Nicomachus [Mentius Falconius] AN·7.8
Maeonius (who killed Odaenathus) AC·IX.4 · AN·7.8
Maestlin see Mästlin, Michael
Maffei, Giovanni Pietro (Jesuit historian of the Indies) SJ·col.54 · SJ·col.105
Maffei, Raffaele [Raphael Maffei] SS·p.459
Maffei, Scipione (scholar of Verona) PC·LIV · PC·LV · PC·CCLXXVII
Magalhães, Antonio R·4.14
Magalhães, Cosme de [Cosmas Magalianus] R·4.37
Magdeburg Centuriators (Lutheran Church historians) AC·IV.11 · T·III.17 · SJ·col.603 · SJ·col.683 · M·III.7 · M·V.2 · 4·P
Magentinus (commentator on Aristotle) T·II.3
Maghuzim see Maozim (the god of forces)
Magini, Giovanni Antonio (Italian astronomer) R·1.7 · R·2.2 · R·2.3 · R·2.4 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·3.8 · R·4.3 · R·4.8 · R·4.9 · R·4.10 · R·4.11 · R·4.12 · R·4.14 · R·4.19 · R·4.22 · R·4.29 · R·4.33 · SJ2·col.1003
Magius, Hieronymus R·1.6
Magnanus, Cornelius (of three volumes of sacred heroic verse) 4·C f.220
Magnentius (usurper against Constantius) AC·IX.4 · AC·IX.12
Magnus the Orator (to whom Jerome wrote) PC·CLXXXV · 2·M · 4·V
Magnus, Johannes [Ioannes Magnus] DM·IV.2.7§3
Mago (Carthaginian commander) AC·VII.19 · AC·X.52 · SJ·col.52 · AN·4.1 · AN·4.5 · AN·7.1
Maharbal (Hannibal's cavalry commander) AC·X.61
Mahomet see Muhammad
Mahuzim see Maozim (the god of forces)
Mai, Angelo (Cardinal) (cardinal, discoverer of palimpsests) C·IV.3 · PC·CCXXVI · PC·CCLXV
Maillard, Olivier R·5.6
Maimonides (Rambam) [Moses Aegyptius; Moses Maimonides; Moses ben Maimon; Moses the Egyptian] 4·Heb f.311 · 2·E · P1·15n · P2·191 · P2·212 · R·1.8 · R·2.3 · T·I.4 · T·II.3 · T·II.4 · T·II.24 · DM·IV.1.2§2 · DM·IV.2.7§1 · DM·IV.2.7§3 · SJ·col.84 · SJ·col.113 · SJ·col.116 · SJ·col.194 · SJ·col.204 · SJ·col.211 · SJ·col.213 · SJ·col.215 · SJ·col.222 · SJ·col.225 · SJ·col.238 · SJ·col.278 · SJ·col.297 · SJ·col.397 · SJ·col.502 · SJ·col.514 · SJ·col.540 · SJ·col.546 · SJ·col.552 · SJ·col.572 · SJ·col.577 · SJ·col.628 · SJ2·col.773 · SJ2·col.809 · SJ2·col.809 · SJ2·col.813 · SJ2·col.945 · SJ2·col.977 · SJ2·col.1001 · SJ2·col.1009 · SJ2·col.1021 · SJ2·col.1033 · SJ2·col.1127 · SJ2·col.1211 · SJ2·col.1215 · SJ2·col.1271 · SJ2·col.1281 · L·3.4 · 5·XCIV
Mainius (who took Dieppe by feigned deserters) AC·X.46
Maiolus of Cluny (saint, abbot of Cluny) AC·X.1 · SJ·col.155 · R·4.37
Maiolus, Simon R·4.14
Mair the Scot see Major, John
Maistre de Sacy see Lemaistre de Sacy, Louis-Isaac
Maistre, Joseph de M·V.6
Maistrosius, John (Scot, on St Matthew) [Ioannes Maistrosius] 4·I
Major, Gabriel [Gabriel Maior] DM·IV.3.1
Major, John (Scot, of a scholastic Postil on the four Gospels) [Ioannes Maior; Mair the Scot] 4·I
Malachy of Armagh (saint, archbishop of Armagh) C·V.9 · DM·III.1.7§2
Malapert, Charles (Jesuit astronomer) R·1.7 · R·3.8 · R·4.12
Malatesta, Pandolfo DM·IV.3.4
Malchion (presbyter who convicted Paul of Samosata) [Melchion] AN·7.8
Malderus, Johannes M·IV.8
Maldonatus, Juan (Jesuit commentator) T·II.3 · T·II.4 · T·II.6 · T·II.8 · T·II.10 · T·II.11 · T·II.26 · D·Ded · M·IV.5 · M·V.6 · C·VI.6 · SJ·col.15 · SJ·col.33 · SJ·col.144 · SJ·col.254 · SJ·col.273 · SJ·col.296 · SJ·col.343 · SJ·col.440 · SJ·col.451 · SJ·col.552 · SJ·col.593 · SJ·col.603 · SJ2·col.829 · SJ2·col.873 · SJ2·col.977 · R·1.6
Malichus (who aspired to Hyrcanus's priesthood) [Mallichus] AN·4.4
Malleolus, Felix (Hemmerlin) DM·III.2.4§8
Mallichus see Malichus
Malonius (theologian cited on the empyrean heaven; the name as printed is doubtful) R·1.1
Malou, Jean-Baptiste M·IV.1
Malvetius, Troilus DM·IV.3.1
Mamercus Aemilius AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.20
Mamertinus (panegyrist of Julian) AC·III.16
Mammaea see Julia Mamaea
Mammotrectus see Marchesinus of Reggio (Mammotrectus)
Manaemus see Manahem the Essene
Manahem à Rechanate see Menahem of Recanati
Manahem the Essene [Manaemus; Manaemus the Essene; Menahem the Essene] T·III.2 · T·III.4
Manareus, Oliverius D·Ded · DM·Appr
Mancini, Domenico (poet, who put the Lord's Passion into hexameters) [Dominic Mancini] 4·D f.224
Mancini, Dominic (poet of the Passion) 4·D
Mancinus (consul defeated at Numantia) [Mantinus] AN·4.5
Mandro (the pirate who betrayed Ephesus) AC·X.46
Mandrogeo see Mandubracius
Mandubracius (leader of the Trinovantes) [Mandrogeo] AN·4.5
Manes the Persian see Mani
Manetho (Egyptian priest and historian) SJ·col.187 · P1·8 · P1·241 · P2·152 · P2·153 · 2·A · 4·I · 4·P
Manfred of Sicily (king of Sicily) [King Manfred] SS·p.517 · DM·IV.4.4§1
Manfredi, Jerome AC·VI.35
Mani (heresiarch) [Manes the Persian; Manichaeus; Manichaeus the Persian] M·II.1 · M·III.10 · M·IV.4 · C·IV.4 · PC·CLXVI · SS·p.15 · DM·III.1.4§2 · AN·7.9 · 2·A · 2·S · 2·T · 4·A · 4·Adm · 7·II · 7·VI · 8·I
Manichaeus see Mani
Manilius (Roman poet of the stars) SJ·col.222 · R·1.4 · R·1.7 · R·4.11 · R·4.37 · P1·243
Manilius Vulscho see Manlius Vulso
Manlius (Roman consul in the Third Punic War) AN·4.5 · P1·197
Manlius Capitolinus AC·X.57
Manlius Vulso (Roman consul in the First Punic War) [Manilius Vulscho] AN·4.5
Manneus (son of Lazarus, who counted the dead) AN·7.1
Mansi, Giovanni Domenico (editor of the councils) M·III.10 · M·V.6
Mantinus see Mancinus
Mantitheus (who gaped after inheritances, in Demosthenes) SJ·col.19
Mantuanus, Baptista SJ·col.644
Manuel (emperor) [Manuel Comnenus] AC·III.7 · AC·VI.42 · AC·IX.5 · AC·X.8 · SJ·col.73 · DM·IV.3.1 · 4·N
Manuel Comnenus see Manuel (emperor)
Manuel I of Portugal [King Don Manuel] G·16
Manuel II Palaeologus AC·III.19
Manutius, Aldus (Venetian printer) 4·A · 4·E · 4·N
Manutius, Paulus (of the Roman printing-house) 4·E
Manzini, Carlo Antonio R·4.11
Maozim (the god of forces) [God Mausim; Gott Mausim; Maghuzim; Mahuzim] AC·VI.5 · AC·VI.24 · AC·VI.28 · AC·VI.30
Marabotto, Frederick AC·X.48
Maraffi, Damiano (Florentine, of the histories of both Testaments in pictures) 4·D f.223
Maran, Prudent (Maurist scholar) PC·CXLV · PC·CLXXII · PC·CLXXXIII · PC·CLXXXV · PC·CXCVII · PC·CXCIX · PC·CCVIII
Marbadus see Marbod of Rennes
Marbod of Rennes (bishop of Rennes, learned in the liberal disciplines) [Marbadus] 4·M f.274
Marcellianus (martyr) AN·7.7 · AN·8.1
Marcellina (St. Ambrose's sister) 5·CCLIII · PC·CLII
Marcellinus (to whom Augustine wrote) P1·8 · P1·255 · 4·A
Marcellus of Ancyra M·II.8
Marcellus Saya see Saia, Marcellus
Marcellus the Jurisconsult R·4.39
Marcellus, Christopher 4·C f.221 · SS·p.199
Marchesinus of Reggio (Mammotrectus) 4·M f.273
Marchicianus (sent by St. Peter to Volterra) AN·6.26
Marcia (to whom Seneca wrote his Consolation) AC·IV.7
Marcia (concubine of Commodus) (Commodus's concubine) AC·VII.5
Marcialis (martyr) AN·7.6
Marcian (emperor) [Marcian Augustus] AC·IX.42 · M·II.6 · M·V.5 · AN·8.2 · 4·E · 4·F · 4·V · 4·Adm
Marcian Augustus see Marcian (emperor)
Marcianilla (mother of St. Celsus) AN·8.1
Marcianus (Roman jurist) AC·V.3
Marcianus (emperor by the Senate) (set up by the Senate after Gordian) AC·IX.4
Marcianus (governor) [Harcianus] AN·8.1
Marcion (heresiarch) [Martion] AC·I.5 · AC·IV.23 · AC·IX.23 · AC·IX.36 · T·II.4 · SJ·col.29 · SJ·col.34 · SJ·col.70 · SJ·col.73 · SJ·col.366 · SJ·col.480 · SJ·col.485 · SJ·col.600 · SJ·col.624 · SJ·col.631 · SJ·col.657 · 6·IV · 6·LXXXI · 6·CCCXLV · M·II.1 · M·II.5 · M·III.8 · M·IV.3 · M·IV.9 · M·V.2 · C·IV.4 · C·V.10 · PC·LXXIII · PC·CIII · PC·CX · PC·CXVII · PC·CXVIII · PC·CLXXII · SS·p.30 · DM·III.1.4§2 · AN·7.6 · R·1.4 · P1·60 · P1·86 · P2·45 · P2·66 · P2·117n · 2·A · 2·M · 2·P · 4·E · 4·T · 7·II · 7·III · 7·IV · 7·VII · 7·VIII · 7·IX · 8·I
Marcolus (jurist) DM·IV.4.5§3
Marcus Aemilius Scaurus (Roman consul and censor) AC·III.9 · AC·VIII.14
Marcus Agrippa (Augustus's general and son-in-law) AC·VIII.8 · 2·L
Marcus Antoninus see Marcus Aurelius (emperor)
Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony) AC·III.14 · AC·VII.13 · AC·X.10 · AC·X.59 · T·I.2 · DM·III.1.3§2 · AN·4.4 · AN·4.6 · AN·6.1
Marcus Antonius de Dominis see De Dominis, Marco Antonio
Marcus Aquilius AC·IX.3
Marcus Atilius Regulus (consul who kept faith with Carthage) AC·VII.20 · AC·X.41
Marcus Aurelius (emperor) [Antoninus Verus; Antoninus the Philosopher; Aurelius Antoninus; Marcus Antoninus] AC·II.2 · AC·II.12 · AC·III.5 · AC·III.11 · AC·III.16 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.10 · AC·VIII.15 · SJ·col.16 · SJ·col.19 · G·38 · AN·7.6 · AN·7.9 · 4·I · 4·M · 4·T
Marcus Aurelius Antoninus see Marcus Aurelius (emperor)
Marcus Caelius AC·IX.44
Marcus Chamillus see Marcus Furius Camillus
Marcus Claudius Marcellus (Roman consul) AC·III.12 · AC·V.8 · AC·X.20
Marcus Cornelius Cethegus AC·II.14
Marcus Curius see Curius Dentatus
Marcus Duellius see Marcus Duilius
Marcus Duilius [Marcus Duellius; Marcus Duillius] AC·IX.3 · AC·IX.8
Marcus Duillius see Marcus Duilius
Marcus Furius Camillus (Roman dictator) [Chamillus; Chamilus; Marcus Chamillus] AC·I.5 · AC·I.22 · AC·I.24 · AC·II.14 · AC·II.15 · AC·III.8 · AC·III.19 · AC·V.13 · AC·VII.10 · AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.20 · AC·VII.22 · AC·VII.32 · AC·IX.3 · AC·IX.4 · AC·IX.15 · AC·X.2 · AC·X.7 · AC·X.15 · AC·X.41 · AN·4.5 · AN·6.22
Marcus Horatius Pulvillus SS·p.19
Marcus Julius Tullus AC·VII.18
Marcus Laetorius Plancianus AC·VII.19
Marcus Latho see Cato the Censor
Marcus Latho Solomanus see Cato Salonianus
Marcus Lepidus AC·VIII.14 · AC·IX.8
Marcus Livius AC·VII.20 · AC·IX.3
Marcus Magus (Gnostic) DM·IV.1.3§2
Marcus Malcius AN·4.5
Marcus Marius AN·4.5
Marcus Michael 2·M
Marcus of Ulm 4·M f.274 · 3·M23
Marcus Popilius see Popillius Laenas
Marcus Postumius Albinus AC·VII.18
Marcus Quinctilius Varus AC·VII.18
Marcus Regulus see Atilius Regulus
Marcus Scaevola (Roman pontiff and jurist) AC·I.13 · AC·III.18 · AC·VII.23 · AC·VII.24 · AN·4.5
Marcus the Hermit PC·XLVI
Marcus Tullius see Cicero
Marcus Valerius Maximus AC·VII.13
Marcus Velser see Welser, Markus
Marcus Volusius AC·III.4
Mardenus, Moses SJ·col.552
Mardonius (Persian general) AN·4.1
Margaret AC·I.26 · AC·III.12 · AC·V.20 · SJ·col.8 · SJ·col.54 · AN·Pr · AN·8.1
Margaret of Ravenna DM·IV.1.3§6
Margesita (queen of the Amazons) AN·1.3
Mariamne (Herod's wife, whom he killed) AN·4.4 · AN·5.1
Marian Fimbria see Gaius Fimbria
Mariana, Juan de (Jesuit historian) R·1.7 · DM·IV.3.1 · DM·IV.4.4§1 · DM·IV.4.4§2 · DM·IV.4.4§3 · SJ·col.397 · SJ2·col.887 · AC·II.14 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.17 · AC·VIII.20
Marianus (deacon) AN·7.9
Marianus Scotus (Scot, Benedictine of Fulda, on the concord of the Gospels) 4·M f.274
Maricus (the Gaul who called himself a god) AC·IX.9
Marigny, Enguerrand de DM·III.1.4§4
Marileif (the king's chief physician, a bondman) AC·VII.15
Marinari, Antonio (Carmelite, on the harmony of Christ and the prophets) 4·A f.198
Marineo Siculo, Lucio DM·IV.4.6
Marinianus (consul in the year 423) AC·VII.25
Marinus (martyr) AN·7.5 · AN·7.8 · AN·7.9 · AN·8.1
Marinus and Asterius see Asterius (martyr)
Marion, Simon DM·IV.1.3§2
Maris the Persian M·IV.8
Marius Maximus M·I.10
Marius Mercator (Latin writer against the Pelagians) M·II.8 · PC·LV · PC·CXIII · PC·CXV · PC·CCVII
Marius Priscus AC·VII.21
Marius the Younger AN·4.5
Marius, Simon (German astronomer) R·4.9 · R·4.10 · R·4.33
Mark Antony see Marcus Antonius (Mark Antony)
Mark of Ephesus (Greek metropolitan at Florence) 5·CCXLVII · 6·XI · 6·XXVI · 6·CXI · 6·CCLIX · 6·CCCXXIV · 6·CCCXL · M·II.6
Marlorat, Augustine AC·V.26
Marmenia (baptized with her daughter Lucina) AN·7.6
Mars (pagan god) [Gradivus; Mars Militaris; Mavors] AC·I.11 · AC·II.14 · AC·II.15 · AC·III.13 · AC·IV.19 · AC·VII.5 · AC·VIII.10 · AC·IX.4 · AC·X.2 · SJ·col.322 · SJ·col.648 · 8·XIII · P2·148 · 4·C
Mars Militaris see Mars (pagan god)
Marsili, Cesare R·4.11 · R·4.33
Marsilio Ficino (Florentine Platonist) SJ·col.41 · D·8 · D·31 · DM·III.1.3 · DM·III.1.4§1 · DM·IV.3.1 · R·1.1 · R·1.5 · R·1.8 · R·3.3 · R·4.2 · R·4.5 · R·4.6 · R·4.7 · R·5.1 · R·5.7 · R·5.8 · 2·D
Marsilius of Inghen (theologian of Heidelberg) SJ·col.683 · P1·8 · P1·147
Marsilius of Menandrino see Marsilius of Padua
Marsilius of Padua (heresiarch) [Marsilius of Menandrino] M·III.7 · M·IV.6 · M·V.1 · M·V.2 · M·Ind
Marsus (governor) AN·6.22
Marsyas (mythology) SJ·col.268
Martène, Edmond M·II.7
Martia (mother of Sts. Mark and Marcellian) AN·8.1
Martial (Roman epigrammatist) AC·I.17 · AC·II.15 · AC·III.18 · AC·IV.6 · AC·VI.5 · AC·VII.5 · AC·IX.26 · SJ·col.50 · SJ·col.120 · SJ·col.262 · SJ·col.336 · SJ·col.349 · SJ·col.389 · SJ·col.497 · D·7 · PC·CCLVIII · DM·III.1.3§3 · DM·IV.3.4 · R·5.8 · 2·C
Martianus Capella (Latin writer on the arts) R·2.2 · R·2.3 · R·3.2 · R·3.4 · R·4.3 · R·4.8 · R·4.9 · R·4.37 · R·5.1 · R·5.2 · R·5.4 · R·5.5 · R·5.6 · R·5.7 · 3·M17 · 4·I · 4·V
Martin Delrio see Del Rio, Martin
Martin Ignatius DM·IV.2.7§3
Martin of Laon AC·VI.35 · 3·M20
Martin of Todi AC·VI.8
Martin, Edmund (printer of Paris) SJ·Tit · SJ·Appr · SJ·Priv
Martina (empress, wife of Heraclius) AC·III.7 · AN·Pr · AN·7.6
Martinengo, Ascanio (Martinengus) R·1.1 · R·1.2 · R·1.4 · R·1.5 · R·1.6 · R·1.7 · R·1.8 · R·2.2 · R·2.6 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·4.1 · R·4.38
Martinengus see Martinengo, Ascanio (Martinengus)
Martinet, Antoine (abbé, French apologist) L·Intro · L·3.4 · L·3.5
Martinez, Alphonsus (Dominican, of a censure of the Bibles for the Inquisition) 4·A f.192
Martini, Iacobus (Lutheran dialectician of Wittenberg) [Jacob Martini] AC·V.23 · AC·V.26 · AC·IX.11
Martinian the Hermit AC·III.12
Martinianus, Octavianus (advocate of the consistory, who described the life) 4·B
Martinus Delrio see Del Rio, Martin
Martinus, Jacobus (of a volume of the tropologies, to the bishop of Langres) 4·I
Martion see Marcion
Marullus (Dalmatian writer) SJ·col.644
Mary of Oignies DM·IV.1.3§5
Mascezel (who routed his brother Gildo) AC·X.13
Masinissa (king of Numidia) AC·VIII.7 · AC·X.22 · AC·X.46
Masius, Andreas (Flemish orientalist) P1·41 · P2·166 · P2·208 · P2·214 · R·4.37 · T·II.3 · T·III.7 · SJ·col.19 · SJ·col.101 · SJ·col.122 · SJ·col.130 · SJ·col.161 · SJ·col.190 · SJ·col.196 · SJ·col.234 · SJ·col.238 · SJ·col.247 · SJ·col.248 · SJ·col.254 · SJ·col.259 · SJ·col.260 · SJ·col.266 · SJ·col.268 · SJ·col.271 · SJ·col.273 · SJ·col.276 · SJ·col.278 · SJ·col.295 · SJ·col.296 · SJ·col.297 · SJ·col.300 · SJ·col.303 · SJ·col.305 · SJ·col.310 · SJ·col.313 · SJ·col.315 · SJ·col.319 · SJ·col.322 · SJ·col.327 · SJ·col.330 · SJ·col.336 · SJ·col.348 · SJ·col.349 · SJ·col.354 · SJ·col.356 · SJ·col.360 · SJ·col.362 · SJ·col.364 · SJ·col.369 · SJ·col.370 · SJ·col.371 · SJ·col.378 · SJ·col.389 · SJ·col.391 · SJ·col.393 · SJ·col.398 · SJ·col.399 · SJ·col.402 · SJ·col.409 · SJ·col.410 · SJ·col.413 · SJ·col.422 · SJ·col.427 · SJ·col.431 · SJ·col.433 · SJ·col.436 · SJ·col.440 · SJ·col.442 · SJ·col.445 · SJ·col.448 · SJ·col.448 · SJ·col.450 · SJ·col.452 · SJ·col.453 · SJ·col.455 · SJ·col.476 · SJ·col.485 · SJ·col.497 · SJ·col.500 · SJ·col.502 · SJ·col.507 · SJ·col.509 · SJ·col.514 · SJ·col.518 · SJ·col.520 · SJ·col.564 · SJ·col.593 · SJ·col.599 · SJ·col.603 · SJ·col.619 · SJ·col.624 · SJ·col.631 · SJ·col.677 · SJ·col.683 · SJ·col.701 · SJ2·col.735 · SJ2·col.739 · SJ2·col.743 · SJ2·col.749 · SJ2·col.753 · SJ2·col.757 · SJ2·col.757 · SJ2·col.763 · SJ2·col.775 · SJ2·col.789 · SJ2·col.797 · SJ2·col.801 · SJ2·col.805 · SJ2·col.807 · SJ2·col.811 · SJ2·col.815 · SJ2·col.819 · SJ2·col.827 · SJ2·col.829 · SJ2·col.835 · SJ2·col.837 · SJ2·col.841 · SJ2·col.843 · SJ2·col.849 · SJ2·col.855 · SJ2·col.855 · SJ2·col.857 · SJ2·col.869 · SJ2·col.871 · SJ2·col.873 · SJ2·col.879 · SJ2·col.889 · SJ2·col.891 · SJ2·col.905 · SJ2·col.917 · SJ2·col.931 · SJ2·col.931 · SJ2·col.933 · SJ2·col.935 · SJ2·col.937 · SJ2·col.937 · SJ2·col.941 · SJ2·col.945 · SJ2·col.947 · SJ2·col.947 · SJ2·col.947 · SJ2·col.959 · SJ2·col.965 · SJ2·col.965 · SJ2·col.969 · SJ2·col.973 · SJ2·col.977 · SJ2·col.981 · SJ2·col.989 · SJ2·col.995 · SJ2·col.997 · SJ2·col.999 · SJ2·col.1017 · SJ2·col.1019 · SJ2·col.1023 · SJ2·col.1025 · SJ2·col.1029 · SJ2·col.1033 · SJ2·col.1035 · SJ2·col.1035 · SJ2·col.1039 · SJ2·col.1039 · SJ2·col.1047 · SJ2·col.1057 · SJ2·col.1059 · SJ2·col.1061 · SJ2·col.1063 · SJ2·col.1065 · SJ2·col.1067 · SJ2·col.1069 · SJ2·col.1069 · SJ2·col.1081 · SJ2·col.1081 · SJ2·col.1083 · SJ2·col.1085 · SJ2·col.1105 · SJ2·col.1109 · SJ2·col.1113 · SJ2·col.1117 · SJ2·col.1121 · SJ2·col.1135 · SJ2·col.1137 · SJ2·col.1141 · SJ2·col.1143 · SJ2·col.1149 · SJ2·col.1157 · SJ2·col.1163 · SJ2·col.1163 · SJ2·col.1167 · SJ2·col.1175 · SJ2·col.1179 · SJ2·col.1179 · SJ2·col.1181 · SJ2·col.1185 · SJ2·col.1195 · SJ2·col.1197 · SJ2·col.1197 · SJ2·col.1199 · SJ2·col.1201 · SJ2·col.1203 · SJ2·col.1209 · SJ2·col.1211 · SJ2·col.1215 · SJ2·col.1223 · SJ2·col.1229 · SJ2·col.1233 · SJ2·col.1235 · SJ2·col.1237 · SJ2·col.1239 · SJ2·col.1251 · SJ2·col.1253 · SJ2·col.1255 · SJ2·col.1263 · SJ2·col.1269 · SJ2·col.1271 · SJ2·col.1273 · SJ2·col.1277 · SJ2·col.1281 · SJ2·col.1285 · SJ2·col.1291 · SJ2·col.1293 · SJ2·col.1297 · SJ2·col.1297 · AC·V.23
Massaeus, Christianus (Flemish chronicler) DM·IV.1.3§2 · DM·IV.4.4§1
Masson, Papire (French historian) [Papyrius Masson; Papyrius Massonus] SJ·col.54 · DM·IV.1.3§6 · DM·IV.4.4§1
Massuet, René PC·CXX
Mästlin, Michael (German astronomer) [Maestlin; Michael Maestlin] R·1.7 · R·2.3 · R·4.1 · R·4.3 · R·4.5 · R·4.6 · R·4.8 · R·4.22 · R·4.27 · R·4.28 · R·4.29 · SJ·col.398
Mastri, Bartolomeo (Franciscan Scotist) [Bartholomaeus Mastrius; Bartholomeo Mastri; Bartholomew Mastrius] R·1.5 · R·1.6 · R·1.7 · R·1.8 · R·2.1 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.5 · R·4.1 · R·4.13 · R·4.14 · R·4.16 · R·4.23
Mastrofini, Marco C·I.4
Matathie see Matthias (father of Josephus)
Maternus (saint, bishop of Trier) AC·VI.8 · AC·VIII.16 · AC·IX.4
Mathesius, Johannes AC·IX.44
Mathidiana (mother of St. Clement) AN·7.2
Mathilda see Matilda
Mathilda (abbess) (abbess, sister of the emperor Henry I) AC·III.12
Mathisius, Gerard (of Guelders, on the Epistle to the Romans) 4·G f.233
Matho (leader of the mercenaries against Carthage) AC·IX.8 · AC·X.2
Matica the Samaritan AN·4.4
Matienus (deserter beaten and sold) AC·X.55
Matilda (the countess, of unequal power but highest constancy) [Mathilda] AC·I.26
Matthaei, Bernardinus DM·IV.4.4§2
Matthaei, Christian Friedrich (German textual critic) PC·LXX · PC·CCXC
Matthaeus de Aquasparta see Matthew of Aquasparta
Matthaeus Veggius see Vegio, Maffeo
Matthaeus, Petrus SJ·col.278
Matthesius (Lutheran preacher) AC·V.25 · AC·V.27
Matthew of Aquasparta (cardinal, Franciscan theologian) [Acquasparta; Matthaeus de Aquasparta] 4·M f.274 · 4·I
Matthew of Évreux (Norman Dominican, favoured by Charles VI of France) 4·M f.274
Matthew of Worms AC·IV.16
Matthias (emperor) AC·I.24 · AC·I.25 · AC·IX.17
Matthias (father of Josephus) [Matathie] AN·7.1
Matthias Corvinus DM·IV.3.4
Matthias Haffenreffer see Hafenreffer, Matthias
Matthias Hoe von Hoheneck see Hoë von Hoënegg, Matthias
Matthias Thoringus see Doringk, Matthias
Mattioli, Pietro Andrea (botanist, commentator on Dioscorides) DM·III.1.4§5 · P1·15
Matura (a lesser Roman goddess) AC·II.15
Maturus (martyr of Lyons) AN·7.6
Mauclerc, Michael (French theologian) [Michael Manuclerus] M·V.4 · M·V.6 · M·Ind
Mauguin, Gilbert PC·XLI
Maupied, François (French priest, on Genesis and geology) L·1.3 · L·4.4
Maurice (emperor) D·19 · M·V.1 · DM·IV.3.6 · 4·C · 4·L
Maurice (martyr) AN·Pr
Maurice de Sully (bishop of Paris, of sermons on the festal Gospels) 4·M f.274
Maurice of Angers DM·IV.4.4§3
Maurolico, Francesco (Sicilian mathematician) R·2.2 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.2 · R·4.1 · R·4.25 · R·4.27
Maurus (martyr) AN·7.9 · AN·8.1
Mausolus (tyrant of Caria) AC·VIII.16
Mavors see Mars (pagan god)
Maxellendis (virgin and martyr, in Surius) AC·III.12
Maxentius (emperor) AC·III.12 · AC·VI.3 · AC·IX.4 · 5·LXXXIX · 5·CCLIII · AN·6.1 · AN·8.1 · AN·8.2
Maximian (emperor) [Herculius; Maximian Herculius] AC·I.16 · AC·I.17 · AC·II.12 · AC·VII.14 · AC·VII.15 · AC·IX.4 · AC·X.16 · AN·Pr · AN·6.1 · AN·6.2 · AN·6.26 · AN·7.8 · AN·8.1 · AN·8.2 · 4·B · 4·L · 4·P
Maximian Herculius see Maximian (emperor)
Maximilian (emperor) [Maximilian Caesar Augustus] AC·III.14 · DM·IV.3.5 · 4·I · 4·P · 4·R
Maximilian Caesar Augustus see Maximilian (emperor)
Maximilla (Montanist prophetess) DM·IV.1.3§2 · DM·IV.1.3§3 · 2·A · 7·X
Maximinus (emperor) AC·III.16 · AN·8.1 · AN·8.2 · 2·P
Maximus of Turin (bishop of Turin) 6·CLXI
Maximus Pupienus see Pupienus (emperor)
Maximus the Confessor 4·M f.274 · 6·CLXXXVII
Mayronis see Francis of Meyronnes
Mazzocchi, Alessio Simmaco M·V.2
Mazzoni, Jacopo (Italian philosopher) R·4.38 · R·5.7
Mechthild (nun, among the women of prayer) AC·III.12
Medard (saint, bishop of Noyon) DM·III.1.7§1
Medea (mythology) AC·I.26 · SJ·col.366 · DM·III.1.1 · DM·III.1.2 · DM·III.1.4§2 · DM·III.1.4§4 · DM·III.1.4§7 · DM·III.1.4§8 · DM·III.1.4§10
Mediavilla see Richard of Middleton
Medina, Bartolomé de DM·IV.4.5§2
Medina, Michael (Franciscan theologian) 6·XL · 6·CLXXIX · 6·CXCI · 6·CXCII · 6·CCIX · 6·CCX · 6·CCXII · 6·CCXIV · 6·CCXV · 6·CCXVI · 4·I · P1·127 · P1·259 · DM·III.1.3§2 · DM·III.2.4§4 · DM·IV.2.2 · DM·IV.2.7§1 · SJ·col.41
Medina, Miguel de (Spanish Franciscan theologian) DM·IV.3.1 · DM·IV.3.4
Medina, Pedro de R·4.14
Medusa (mythology) (the Gorgon) AC·III.15 · 6·X · DM·III.1.4§10
Megabyzus (a name borne by the priest of Ephesian Diana) SJ·col.19
Megacles (the Athenian whom Pisistratus attacked) AC·IX.14
Megaera (mythology) DM·IV.2.6§2
Megasthenes (Greek writer on India) SJ·col.19 · P1·14
Megethius (bishop of Gaul in the Lucidus affair) PC·CXXXIII
Meginhard of Sponheim AC·III.12
Meginher (abbot of Hersfeld) DM·IV.4.4§1
Mehmed (a Turkish vizier) AC·VIII.19
Meierus see Meyer, Jacob (Meierus)
Meinulph (blessed, deacon and confessor) DM·IV.1.3§5 · DM·IV.3.2
Meisner, Balthasar (Lutheran of Wittenberg) AC·V.24 · AC·VI.20 · AC·IX.11
Meister Eckhart (Dominican mystic, censured) [Eccardus] 4·E f.225 · C·I.10
Mekhitar (Armenian teacher of generatianism) C·II.3
Melampus (mythology) DM·IV.3.4
Melancia (Alexandrian matron who was healed) AN·7.6
Melander (author of the Serious Jests) AC·IV.16
Melanesus, Blasius DM·IV.4.4§3
Melanthius (who mocked Gorgias) AN·4.1
Melanthus (king at Athens) AC·I.25
Melchiades see Pope Miltiades (Melchiades)
Melchion see Malchion
Melchior (one of the Magi) AN·5.1
Melchior Canus see Cano, Melchior
Meleager (mythology) DM·III.1.4§4
Meleager of Tyre SJ·col.373
Meleosippus see Meleusippus
Meletius (saint, bishop of Antioch) SJ·col.54
Meleusippus (martyr, one of three brothers) [Meleosippus] AN·7.9
Meliboeus (Virgil) SJ·col.130
Melicertes (mythology) DM·IV.3.6
Melichon (the youngest of the martyr brothers) AN·8.1
Melissa (whom Pythagoras kept in place of a wife) AN·4.4
Melissus (the Eleatic philosopher) 6·LXXXII
Melissus, Paulus SJ·col.648
Melitius (bishop of Thebais, author of a schism) M·V.4
Melito of Asia see Melito of Sardis
Melito of Sardis (bishop of Sardis) [Melito of Asia; Melito the Asian] 5·XVIII · AN·7.6 · P1·65 · 1·6 · 1·7 · 1·9 · 2·M · 3·3 · 3·M6 · 4·A · 4·M · 7·I · 7·X · 8·XII
Melito the Asian see Melito of Sardis
Melitta see Mylitta (pagan goddess)
Mellonus of Rouen AN·7.7
Memnon of Rhodes (commander for the Persians) AC·II.14 · AC·III.16 · AC·VIII.16 · AC·X.38 · AC·X.51 · AN·2.5
Memorius (bishop to whom Augustine wrote) 8·II
Menahem of Recanati (Jewish expositor, of the Zioni on the Pentateuch) [Manahem à Rechanate] 4·Heb f.310
Menahem the Essene see Manahem the Essene
Menander (Greek comic poet) T·III.4 · SJ·col.343 · SJ·col.472 · SJ·col.475 · AN·4.4 · 2·Pr · 2·E · 2·I · 2·M · 4·A · 7·IX · 8·XII
Menander, Philemon see Philemon (comic poet)
Menas of Constantinople [Mennas] AN·6.1
Menchaca, Fernando Vázquez de DM·IV.4.4§2
Mendaña, Álvaro de R·4.14
Mendoza AC·IX.10 · AC·X.32 · AC·X.33 · AC·X.35 · AC·X.39 · AC·X.51
Mendoza, Alphonsus SJ·col.30 · SJ·col.41
Mendoza, Bernardino de (Spanish commander, writer on war) AC·X.32 · AC·X.38 · AC·X.59
Mendoza, Gonzalo de DM·IV.2.7§3
Menecrates (the physician who took no fee) AC·III.19
Menedemus of Rhodes AN·4.4
Menelaus (mythology) SJ·col.19 · SJ·col.322 · AN·2.5 · AN·4.4 · AN·4.5 · AN·5.2
Menghi, Girolamo (Mengus) (Franciscan exorcist) DM·III.1.4§6 · DM·III.1.4§7
Mengus see Menghi, Girolamo (Mengus)
Mennaeus (father of Ptolemy of Chalcis) AN·4.4
Mennas see Menas of Constantinople
Menneus, Guillelmus SJ·col.37
Mennius (bishop consecrated by St. Peter) AN·6.27
Menno Simons AC·II.17
Menochius, Giacomo (Italian jurist) [Jacob Menochius] DM·III.1.3 · DM·III.1.3§2 · DM·III.1.4§2 · DM·IV.4.5§2 · L·3.5
Menoeceus (mythology) DM·IV.2.7§1
Menophilus (consular who held Aquileia) [Monophilus] AN·7.7
Mentius Falconius see Maecius Faltonius Nicomachus
Mephres (king of Egypt) AN·2.3
Mercator, Gerard (Flemish cartographer) R·1.4 · R·4.14 · R·4.22 · P1·12n · P2·112n · P2·153 · P2·157 · P2·160
Mercerus, Johannes (French Hebraist) T·II.1 · T·II.12 · T·III.20
Mercurinus (the other name of Auxentius) SJ·col.19
Mercurius Trismegistus (the thrice-great, of the Egyptians) 5·CXC · P1·4n · P1·8 · P1·76 · 2·A
Mercury (pagan god) [Mercury's wand] P1·34 · 8·VI · AC·II.15 · AC·V.5 · AC·VII.5 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.10 · SJ·col.244 · D·Ded · DM·III.2.4§4
Mercury's wand see Mercury (pagan god)
Mergus see Smerdis
Merinthus (heresiarch) 7·II · 7·III · 7·IV
Meriones (mythology) SJ·col.322
Merovech (king of the Franks) DM·IV.2.6 · DM·IV.2.7§3
Mersenne, Marin (Minim, French mathematician) R·1.6 · R·1.7 · R·4.1 · R·4.33 · R·4.40 · R·5.1 · R·5.4 · R·5.5 · R·5.6 · R·5.7 · R·5.8 · R·5.10
Merualdus (father of Milburga, Mildreda and Miluida) AC·III.12
Mesomedes (lyric poet) AC·VIII.9
Mesoromasdes see Oromasdes (Ahura Mazda)
Messahalla (Arab astrologer) SS·p.330
Messala Corvinus (Roman orator) [Messalla the Tranquil] AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.19 · AC·VII.21 · AC·IX.4 · AC·X.37 · P1·143 · 2·P · 2·T
Messalina (wife of Claudius) AC·I.26 · AC·III.12 · AC·IV.25 · AC·IX.4 · AN·6.22
Messalla Barbatus AN·6.22
Messalla the Tranquil see Messala Corvinus
Messius (leader of the Volsci) AC·X.49
Metaclides (ancient author cited in Vives's scholia on the naming of Athens) SJ·col.52
Metasthenes (of the Persian chronicles) [Methasthenes] P1·8 · 4·I · 4·P · 8·VI · 8·XI · 8·XII
Metellus (Roman consul) AC·I.13 · AC·II.14 · AC·II.15 · AC·III.21 · AC·V.8 · AC·VII.7 · AC·VII.10 · AC·VII.18 · AC·VII.20 · AC·VIII.7 · AC·VIII.14 · AC·IX.3 · AC·X.8 · AC·X.23 · AC·X.36 · AC·X.37 · AC·X.43 · AC·X.53 · AC·X.58 · SJ·col.54 · G·36 · AN·4.5
Methasthenes see Metasthenes
Methodius of Olympus (saint, bishop and martyr) [Eubulius; Methodius the Martyr] 4·M f.275 · D·19 · D·29 · 5·VIII · 5·XXXIII · 5·LIII · 5·LXXVII · 5·CXLVIII · 5·CLXXXIV · 5·CLXXXV · 5·CCXIII · 5·CCXLV · M·II.8 · M·IV.9 · C·I.3 · C·II.4 · C·III.4 · C·VI.8 · PC·CLXV · PC·CLXXII · PC·CXCVIII · PC·CC · PC·CCI · PC·CCVII · P1·21 · P1·200 · P1·219 · P2·9 · P2·143 · P2·157 · 3·3 · 4·C · 4·O · 8·VI
Methodius the Martyr see Methodius of Olympus
Metius Pomposianus see Mettius Pompusianus
Metius, Adriaan R·4.14
Meton (Athenian astronomer) R·2.3 · R·3.5
Metrobius (named with Archimedes in Vitruvius) AC·VII.15
Metrodorus of Chios (Greek philosopher) AC·IV.7 · AC·IV.16 · AC·VIII.14 · DM·IV.2.7§1 · AN·4.3 · AN·6.24 · R·1.4 · R·1.7 · R·3.2 · R·4.5
Metrophanes (praetor of Mithridates) AN·4.5
Metrophanes (geographer) (cited in Stephanus on cities) SJ·col.155
Mettius Fufetius (commander of the Albans) AC·I.13 · AC·VIII.23 · AC·IX.3 · AC·IX.46 · AN·4.5 · AN·7.1
Mettius Pompusianus (senator killed by Domitian for his horoscope) [Metius Pomposianus] SJ·col.52 · AN·7.1
Mexía (Spanish chronicler) AC·IX.10 · DM·IV.4.4§2
Meyer, Gregor R·5.1
Meyer, Jacob (Meierus) (Flemish chronicler) DM·III.1.4§2 · DM·III.1.4§4
Meyer, Sebastian AC·V.26
Mezentius (mythology) AC·I.16 · AC·I.22 · AC·II.14 · AC·III.16 · AC·IX.8 · AC·IX.20 · AC·X.15 · PC·LXXXVII
Micetas (a plotter at Constantinople) AC·IX.5
Michael (emperor) D·27 · D·29 · M·V.2 · M·V.3 · AN·7.8
Michael Angelus AC·IX.5
Michael Calaphates AC·IX.5
Michael Comnenus AC·VII.15
Michael Ducas AC·IX.5
Michael Le Quien see Le Quien, Michel
Michael Lequien see Le Quien, Michel
Michael Maestlin see Mästlin, Michael
Michael Manuclerus see Mauclerc, Michael
Michael of Constantinople SJ·col.603
Michael of Florence SS·p.199
Michael of Milan (Minorite, theologian and celebrated declaimer) 4·M f.275
Michael Palaeologus (emperor of Constantinople) AC·VII.15 · AC·IX.5 · D·23
Michael Rangabe see Michael Rhangabe
Michael Rhangabe (Byzantine emperor) [Michael Rangabe] AC·III.19 · AC·IX.5
Michael Savonarola see Savonarola, Michele
Michael Scot (astrologer and translator) [Michael Scotus] DM·IV.3.5 · R·1.7
Michael Scotus see Michael Scot
Michael Stratioticus AC·IX.5
Michael Syncellus (Greek monk) [Michael Syngelus] SJ·col.50 · SJ·col.657 · D·8 · D·9 · D·18 · D·19 · D·21 · D·33 · D·Ind
Michael Syngelus see Michael Syncellus
Michael the Paphlagonian (Byzantine emperor) AC·VII.29 · AC·VIII.7
Michael the Stammerer (Byzantine emperor) AC·III.7 · AC·IX.5
Michael, Sebastian DM·III.1.1
Michaelis, Johann David (German orientalist) PC·CCXCVIII · PC·CCCIII
Michiel, Domenico (doge of Venice) AC·VIII.16 · AC·X.46
Micronius, Martinus AC·V.27
Midas (mythology) (the king whose touch made gold) AC·III.9 · SS·p.254 · AN·2.5 · AN·3.9
Middendorp (who wrote on the academies) AC·IV.6
Migdonia see Mygdonia
Migne, Jacques-Paul (editor of the Patrologia) M·I.7 · M·II.2 · M·II.3 · M·II.8 · M·III.4 · M·V.1 · M·V.3 · M·V.6
Milbach, John (German, renowned for scholastic erudition) [Ioannes Milbachius] 4·I
Milburga (saint, daughter of Merualdus) AC·III.12
Mildreda (saint, daughter of Merualdus) AC·III.12
Milichius, Ludwig (writer on the magical demon) [Ludovicus Milichius] AC·IX.17 · AC·IX.29 · DM·III.1.4§6 · DM·IV.3.2
Milo of Croton AN·3.9
Miltiades (Athenian general) AC·III.8 · AC·VII.10 · AC·VIII.4 · AC·VIII.20 · AC·IX.8 · AC·IX.36 · AN·4.1 · 4·R
Milto (Aspasia's name before) SJ·col.19
Miluida (daughter of Merualdus) AC·III.12
Minaya, Rodrigo AC·VII.9
Mindarus (Spartan admiral) AC·IX.8
Minerva (pagan goddess) AC·I.11 · AC·II.13 · AC·II.14 · AC·III.12 · AC·III.14 · AC·IV.7 · AC·IV.21 · AC·V.5 · AC·V.7 · AC·VII.29 · AC·VIII.16 · AC·VIII.23 · AC·X.2 · AC·X.25 · SJ·col.278 · SJ·col.305 · SJ·col.509 · SJ·col.543 · D·32 · AN·1.3 · AN·2.1 · AN·2.4 · AN·4.4 · AN·4.6 · AN·8.1 · P1·73 · 4·M · 4·T
Minervius 6·CCLXV · 6·CCLXVI · 2·S · 4·A · 4·H · 4·O
Mingarelli, Giovanni Luigi [Mingharelli] PC·LXXXV
Mingharelli see Mingarelli, Giovanni Luigi
Minister see Claude, Jean (Minister)
Minon (mythology) AN·2.5
Minucius Felix (Latin apologist) R·2.4 · M·II.4 · M·II.8 · C·V.6 · DM·III.1.4§2 · PC·XCIX · PC·C · PC·CCVII · AN·7.4
Minucius Fundanus [Minutium Fundanum] AN·7.4
Minutium Fundanum see Minucius Fundanus
Minyas (mythology) AC·VIII.7
Miranda, Bartholomew de P2·4
Mirus, Martin AC·VI.24
Mirville, Jules de (marquis, French writer on the spirits) L·1.5
Misicheus see Misitheus
Misitheus (prefect under Gordian) [Misicheus] AC·IV.12 · AC·VII.11 · AN·7.7
Missorius, Raymond M·IV.1
Mistibogius (father of Radislaus of Gurim) DM·IV.4.4§2
Mithobius, Burchard AC·IX.17
Mithras (pagan god) (the Persian sun-god) AC·IV.6 · 6·VIII
Mithridates of Pergamum AN·4.4
Mivart, St. George C·II.1
Mizaldus see Mizauld, Antoine
Mizauld, Antoine (French physician and astrologer) [Antonius Mizaldus; Mizaldus] DM·IV.3.2 · R·1.7
Mizizius (rebel killed by Constantine Pogonatus) AC·IX.5
Mizrachi, Elias SJ·col.552
Mnaseas (who wrote of Phoenician antiquities) P2·95
Mnaseas (father of Aratus) (named as Aratus's father) 2·A
Mnemosyne (mythology) AC·IV.19
Mnesteus (secretary who turned against his master) AC·IX.8
Mochus the Sidonian P1·241
Moderatus (Pythagorean philosopher) AC·IV.11 · 4·O
Modesta of Trier AC·III.12
Modestinus (Roman jurist) AC·IV.20 · AC·V.8 · AC·V.12 · AC·IX.45 · AC·X.3 · AC·X.4
Moditius, Alphonsus AC·IV.25
Moehler see Möhler, Johann Adam
Möhler, Johann Adam (theologian of Tübingen) [Moehler] M·III.2 · M·III.4 · M·IV.2 · M·IV.5 · M·Ind · PC·CCLIX
Moigno, François (abbé, French writer on faith and science) L·App
Molanus, Johannes (theologian of Louvain, on images) SJ·col.34 · SJ·col.41 · SJ·col.48 · SJ·col.648 · SJ·col.657 · R·1.1
Molech see Moloch (pagan god)
Moleschott, Jacob C·II.1
Moletti, Giuseppe (mathematician of Padua) R·4.19 · R·4.22
Molina, Luis de (Jesuit theologian) R·1.1 · R·1.2 · R·1.4 · R·1.5 · R·1.6 · R·2.1 · R·4.38 · C·I.11 · C·III.10 · C·IV.8 · C·V.1 · DM·IV.4.2 · DM·IV.4.5§3 · SJ2·col.863 · SJ2·col.867 · AC·V.5 · L·3.5
Molinaeus see Du Moulin, Pierre (Molinaeus)
Molinet, Jean [John Molinet] DM·IV.1.3§2
Molkenbuhr, Marcellinus M·V.3
Moller, Martin (Lutheran devotional writer) SJ·col.640 · SJ·col.648
Moloch (pagan god) [Molech] AC·II.14 · AC·IX.21 · C·V.6 · PE·3.T6 · DM·III.1.5 · DM·IV.2.7§1
Molon (rhetorician of Rhodes) AC·IV.18 · AC·IV.21
Moltherus (Lutheran disputant on the unleavened bread) SJ·col.569 · SJ·col.583
Molurus (adulterer killed by Hyettus) AC·III.12
Mombrizio, Bonino (of Milan, who put the Lord's Passion into hexameters for Sixtus IV) 4·B f.217
Momus (mythology) SJ·col.230
Moncaeus, Franciscus (French theologian) SJ·col.128 · SJ·col.208 · SJ·col.215 · SJ·col.480
Monegundis (saint, recluse) AC·III.12
Monica (St. Augustine's mother) 5·CXXXIX
Monimus (to whom Fulgentius wrote) SJ·col.631 · C·III.10 · PC·LXVII
Monophilus see Menophilus
Monstrelet, Enguerrand de DM·III.1.5
Montaigne, Michel de SJ·col.19 · SJ·col.41
Montanus, Franciscus SJ·col.54
Montanus, Michael DM·III.1.4§8
Montecatini, Antonio AC·I.1
Montfaucon, Bernard de (Maurist scholar) PC·II · PC·IX · PC·XXIV · PC·XXXVII · PC·XCVII · PC·CXLV · PC·CLXXXV
Montholon, John (skilled in both laws, of a Storehouse of divine and human law) [Ioannes Montholonius] 4·I
Mopsus the Cretan AC·IV.3
More, Thomas DM·IV.3.1
Morel, Guillaume D·10 · D·23 · SJ·col.657
Moretus, Joannes (Antwerp printer) D·Tit · D·Cens
Morigia, Paolo [Paulo Morigea] SJ·col.54
Morin, Jean-Baptiste (French astronomer and astrologer) [Giovanni Battista Morin] M·II.7 · R·4.1 · R·4.38
Morinck, Gerard (doctor of theology, on Ecclesiastes) 4·G f.233
Moringus (Gerard Morinck, theologian) 4·G
Morisanus (scholastic on the heavens) R·1.5
Mörlin, Joachim AC·IX.42
Moschopulus, Manuel SJ·col.30
Moschus (Greek bucolic poet) AC·III.21
Moses Aegyptius see Maimonides (Rambam)
Moses bar Cepha (Syrian bishop) [Barcepha; Moses Barcepha; Moses Barcephas] SJ·col.631 · P1·41 · P1·80 · P1·139 · P1·168 · P1·172 · P1·173 · P1·200 · P1·204
Moses Barcepha see Moses bar Cepha
Moses ben Maimon see Maimonides (Rambam)
Moses Gerundensis see Nachmanides
Moses ha-Darshan (rabbinic homilist) [R. Haddarshan] 4·Heb f.311 · SJ·col.520
Moses Maimonides see Maimonides (Rambam)
Moses of Coucy (Jewish teacher) [Moses of Kotzi] T·II.3 · T·II.12 · T·II.24 · 2·R
Moses of Gerona see Nachmanides
Moses of Kotzi see Moses of Coucy
Moses the Chaldee P2·21
Moses the Egyptian see Maimonides (Rambam)
Mosheim, Johann Lorenz von (Lutheran Church historian) [Laurence von Mosheim] M·III.7 · M·IV.1 · M·V.3 · C·I.3 · C·I.8 · PC·CCXLVI · PC·CCLVIII · PC·CCLXX
Motus, Petrus DM·IV.3.4
Mousouros, Markos AC·IV.16
Mucianus (general who raised Vespasian to the purple) AC·VIII.5 · AC·IX.4 · AN·6.22
Mucius Scaevola (Roman youth of the burnt hand) AC·I.23 · AC·III.17 · AC·VII.24 · AC·IX.3 · AN·4.5
Muenzer see Müntzer, Thomas
Muhammad [Machomet; Mahomet; Mahomet Vesitus; Mahometus] AC·I.15 · AC·I.21 · AC·II.14 · AC·V.5 · AC·VI.27 · AC·VIII.1 · AC·IX.7 · AC·X.2 · SJ·col.657 · SJ·col.675 · G·Intro · M·I.4 · M·I.7 · M·IV.3 · SS·p.19 · SS·p.223 · AN·6.1 · R·4.3 · P1·34 · 4·D · 4·I
Mulciber see Vulcan (pagan god)
Mulerius, Nicolaus (Dutch astronomer) R·4.6 · R·4.38
Müling, Michael AC·VI.21 · AC·IX.11
Muncker, Thomas PC·CVIII
Mundus (commander who deceived a Roman matron) AN·6.21
Muñoz, Jerónimo R·4.11
Munster, Sebastian (Protestant Hebraist) T·I.9 · T·III.1 · T·III.2 · T·III.7 · T·III.9 · T·Ind · DM·III.1.7§2 · DM·IV.3.5 · SJ·col.583 · 8·XIII
Müntzer, Thomas (Anabaptist) [Muenzer; Munzer; Thomas Muenzer] AC·III.3 · AC·VI.2 · AC·IX.11 · AC·IX.17 · M·IV.4 · DM·IV.1.3§2 · DM·IV.1.3§6 · DM·IV.3.6
Munzer see Müntzer, Thomas
Murad (sultan) AC·III.7 · AC·IX.7 · SJ·col.683
Muratori, Ludovico Antonio (Italian scholar and antiquary) C·IV.6 · PC·CLXXXVII
Murena (Roman consul) AC·I.22 · AC·I.26 · AC·III.5 · AC·III.16 · AC·X.3 · SJ·col.128 · SJ·col.537
Muretus, Marc-Antoine (humanist Latinist) SJ·col.176 · SJ·col.203
Murray, Patrick (Irish theologian) M·III.1 · M·III.3 · M·III.4 · M·IV.1 · M·IV.2 · M·IV.7
Murzuphlus (Byzantine emperor at the sack of 1204) AC·IX.5 · DM·IV.4.6
Musaeus (Greek poet) AC·IV.19 · DM·IV.2.6 · AN·2.5 · P1·4 · 2·I · 3·M23
Musanus (writer among the bishops) AN·7.6
Muscianus (vicar who tried St. Marius) [Mustianus] AN·7.9
Musculus, Andreas (Lutheran divine) AC·IX.11 · AC·IX.42
Musculus, Wolfgang (Protestant theologian) SJ·col.54 · 1·3
Musonius (Stoic philosopher) AC·IX.23 · 2·R
Musso, Cornelio (bishop, preacher at Trent) 4·C f.220 · T·III.7
Mustafa (Ottoman pretender) AC·I.21 · AC·IX.7
Mustianus see Muscianus
Muthumbal (a Punic name in Plautus) SJ·col.373
Muti, Vincenzo R·4.11
Mutianus (the ancient translator of Chrysostom) PC·IX
Mutio Vitelleschi see Vitelleschi, Muzio
Muzzarelli, Alfonso (Jesuit apologist) M·IV.8 · C·V.10
Mygdonia (wife of Charisius, in the acts of St. Thomas) [Migdonia] AN·6.10
Mylitta (pagan goddess) (the Babylonian Venus) [Melitta; Venus Mylitta] DM·III.1.3 · DM·III.1.3§2
Mylius (Lutheran writer) AC·VI.24
Mylius, Christopher [Christopher Mylus] DM·IV.1.3§2
Mynsinger, Joachim DM·IV.4.1
Myronides (Athenian general) AC·VII.10 · AC·X.21
Myrthale (Olympias's name as a girl) SJ·col.19
Myrtilus (mythology) DM·III.1.4§8
Myrto (Socrates's second wife) AN·4.1