Indexes · Index of Persons

Index of Persons

Persons — U

25 persons, with 5 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.

Ubertine of Casale see Ubertino da Casale

Ubertino (Hubertinus) DM·IV.4.5§2

Ubertino da Casale (Friar Minor, who sought to restore his order's first institution) [Ubertine of Casale] 4·H f.249

Udalricus (to whom a forged letter was ascribed) SJ·col.19

Ulfilas (Arian bishop of the Goths) [Wulfila; Wulphilas] 4·V f.309 · 6·CLII

Ulphilas (bishop of the Goths, who translated the Bible) 6·CLII

Ulpian (the jurist, counsellor of Alexander) AN·7.6

Ulpius Silanus [Vulpius Sillanus] AN·7.8

Ulric (the theologian, Albert's disciple) SS·p.461

Ulrich of Augsburg AC·VI.8

Ulrich of Württemberg AC·IX.17

Uluj Ali see Occhiali (Uluj Ali)

Umbert of Chartres (bishop of Chartres, who wrote against the Jews) 4·V f.309

Uranus (Caelus, pagan god) P2·131

Urban the Eighth see Pope Urban VIII

Urbicus (the name Manes bore before) SJ·col.19

Urimarius, Henry (German Hermit, doctor of Paris, on the Decalogue) 4·H

Urrea (Spanish writer on the duel) DM·IV.4.4§2

Ursicinus (physician) AN·6.25

Ursinus (for whom Defensor made his collection) 4·D

Ursula (saint, martyr of Cologne) DM·IV.1.3§5 · AN·7.7

Ursus, Nicolaus Reimers (German astronomer) [Nicolaus Raymarus; Nicolaus Reimarus Ursus] R·1.7 · R·3.8

Ussher of Armagh see Ussher, James

Ussher, James (Anglican archbishop and chronologer) [Ussher of Armagh] M·III.4 · PC·XLVI · PC·CXXXIII

Usuard (monk, martyrologist) [Ysuardus] M·II.8 · AN·6.25

Utenhovius (Calvinist writer) AC·V.27

Uther Pendragon DM·IV.1.3§2

Utica see Victor of Vita (Utica)

Utranus, Nicolaus AC·IX.15

Utzinger (Protestant controversialist) AC·IX.26

← T All letters V →

Receive the new translations

One email when a new work or note is published — nothing else, ever.