Index of Persons
Persons — W
76 persons, with 18 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.
Walafrid see Strabo
Walburga (saint, abbess at Heidenheim) AC·III.12
Waldemar (king of Denmark, who besieged Segeberg) AC·X.47
Waldensis, Thomas (Carmelite, against Wycliffe) 6·CCCXVII · 6·CCCXXIV · DM·III.1.7§2 · AC·V.27 · AC·VI.35 · AC·X.3
Waldrudis of Mons AC·III.12
Walemburch see Walenburch, Adrian and Peter van
Walenburch, Adrian and Peter van (German controversialists) [Francis de Walenburch; Walemburch] M·II.5 · M·III.4 · M·III.6 · M·IV.1 · M·IV.4
Walsingham, Rupert (English Carmelite of Norwich, on Ecclesiasticus) [Rupertus Valsigen] 4·R f.297
Walter Lollard C·VI.7
Walter of Burgundy DM·IV.4.4§1
Walter of Maguelone (of Lille, learned in the divine letters) 4·G f.232
Walton, Brian (editor of the London Polyglot) M·II.1 · M·V.1
Wanda (the heroine who ruled the Poles) AC·I.26
Waradach (commander of the Babylonian army) [Varadach] AN·6.14
Warmund (patriarch at the siege of Tyre) AC·X.46
Waser, Caspar AC·VI.33
Weber, Stephan AC·Appr
Wegscheider, Julius (German rationalist) M·I.5 · M·I.6 · M·I.11 · M·II.3 · M·II.4 · M·IV.1 · M·Ind · C·I.8 · C·IV.6 · C·V.10
Welser, Markus (Augsburg humanist) [M. Velserus; M. Welser; Marcus Velser; Marcus Velserus] SJ·col.648 · DM·IV.4.4§4 · R·4.12 · R·4.38
Wely, Wilhelm R·4.12
Wenceslaus AC·I.25 · AC·III.6 · AC·III.7 · AC·III.12 · AC·IV.25 · AC·IX.6 · AC·IX.10 · AC·IX.26 · SJ·col.19 · DM·IV.4.4§2
Wenceslaus of Budovitz AC·IX.10
Wenck, Gaspar AC·IV.25
Wendelen, Govaert (Wendelinus) PC·CLIX · R·3.2 · R·4.28 · R·4.29 · R·4.30 · R·5.10
Wendelinus see Wendelen, Govaert (Wendelinus)
Wendock, Alexander (bishop of Chester, of a Postil on the Psalter) 4·A f.192
Werner de Laer (German Carthusian of St Barbara's at Cologne) 4·V f.308
Werner of Paris 4·G f.237 · 3·M21
Westhemerus, Bartholomaeus PE·3.T6
Westphal, Joachim AC·IX.26
Wetstein see Wettstein, Johann Jakob
Wettstein, Johann Jakob [Wetstein] PC·LXX
Weyer, Johann (Wierus) DM·III.1.3§2 · DM·III.1.4§2 · DM·III.1.4§4 · DM·III.1.4§6 · DM·IV.4.4§4
Whitaker, William (English Protestant controversialist) AC·V.23 · AC·V.24 · AC·V.27 · AC·IX.35 · SJ·col.278 · SJ·col.485 · D·9 · D·31
Whitby, Daniel (Anglican divine) M·III.11 · M·V.1
Whitgift, John M·V.2
Wiborada (nun of St. Gall) AC·III.12
Wicelius see Witzel, Georg
Widukind (chronicler of the Saxons) DM·IV.4.4§2 · DM·IV.4.4§3
Wierus see Weyer, Johann (Wierus)
Wiggers, Cornelius AC·IX.39
Wild, Johann (Franciscan preacher of Mainz) 6·XL · P1·81
Wilfrid (saint, bishop of York) SJ·col.648
Wilhelm Adolphus Scribonius see Scribonius, Adolf
Wilhelm Philander see Philander, Guglielmo
Wilibert (bishop of Cologne) AC·VI.38
Willet, Andrew PC·CCLXXIII
William (William of Auxerre, bishop of Auxerre) 6·XLVII
William de Corvo SS·p.248
William Gregory (Scot, theologian of Paris, on David) 4·G f.238
William Hamer see Hamerus
William Lindanus see Lindanus, Wilhelmus
William of Alcono (Dominican, master of the Sorbonne, on Ecclesiastes) 4·G f.237
William of Auvergne (of Paris) P2·94 · R·1.1 · R·1.2 · R·1.3 · R·1.7 · R·3.1 · DM·IV.1.3§6 · DM·IV.2.7§1 · DM·IV.3.1 · AC·V.1 · SS·p.223 · SS·p.380 · SS·p.469
William of Auxerre (Altissiodorensis) (Paris master) SS·p.141 · P1·147 · 4·C · 6·XLVII
William of Cailloc see Guilielmus de Cailloc
William of Cremona (master general of the Augustinian Hermits, bishop of Novara, cardinal) 4·G f.237
William of Melitona (chancellor of Paris, on the twelve Prophets) 4·G f.238
William of Nassau (the Silent) AC·III.11
William of Occam see William of Ockham
William of Ockham (Franciscan philosopher) [William of Occam] 6·CCCXLV · 4·A · P1·147 · P2·94 · R·1.1 · R·1.2 · R·1.3 · R·1.7 · R·2.1 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.8 · R·4.1 · R·4.2 · R·4.4 · R·4.5 · R·4.7 · R·4.11 · R·4.14 · R·4.21 · R·4.22 · D·7 · DM·IV.2.2 · AC·V.28 · 5·LXXXI · 6·XVIII · 6·XLVII · 6·CXXXIV · 6·CCCXVII
William of Roskilde DM·IV.1.3§5
William of Saint-Amour (adversary of the mendicants) 6·CCCXVII · P1·147 · P2·94 · R·1.1 · R·1.2 · R·1.3 · R·1.7 · R·2.1 · R·2.3 · R·3.1 · R·3.8 · R·4.1 · R·4.2 · R·4.4 · R·4.5 · R·4.7 · R·4.11 · R·4.14 · R·4.21 · R·4.22 · D·7 · 5·LXXXI · 6·XVIII · 6·XLVII · 6·CXXXIV · 6·CCCXLV
William of Saint-Theodoric (one of the authors gathered in the chain on the Song of Songs) [Gulielmus de S. Theodoro] 4·G
William of Tyre (archbishop of Tyre, historian) AC·VI.36 · AC·VII.15 · SJ·col.648 · DM·III.1.4§4
William Opembacchius 6·CXXXIV
William the Elder AC·IX.10
William the Little of Newburgh see Neubrigensis (William of Newburgh)
William X of Aquitaine [Duke William of Aquitaine] DM·IV.1.3§5
Willibald (saint, bishop of Eichstätt) AC·III.12
Willibrord (saint, apostle of the Frisians) AC·IX.16 · SJ·col.19
Willigis (archbishop of Mainz) AC·VI.8
Williram of Ebersberg (abbot, commentator on the Canticle) [Villeramus] 4·V f.308 · 3·M17
Wilre, William AC·IX.6
Wimpina, Konrad (German theologian) [Conrad Wimpina] DM·III.2.4§4 · DM·IV.2.7§1 · DM·IV.2.7§2 · DM·IV.2.7§3 · DM·IV.3.1 · DM·IV.3.2 · DM·IV.3.3 · DM·IV.3.4 · DM·IV.3.5 · DM·IV.3.6 · DM·IV.4.2
Winfrid see Boniface (Winfrid)
Winwaloe (saint, abbot of Landévennec) DM·IV.1.3§6
Winzer (who wrote on the final restoration) PE·1.T7
Witelo (who wrote on optics) [Vitellio] R·1.7 · R·4.31
Witiges (king of the Goths) AC·I.25
Wittich, Paul R·1.7
Witzel, Georg (German convert and controversialist) [Wicelius] 4·G f.233 · SJ·col.33
Wolf, Johann (Wolphius) T·III.6 · T·III.9 · T·Ind
Wolffgangus Frantzius see Franz, Wolfgang
Wollick, Nicolaus R·5.1
Wolphelm (saint, abbot) DM·IV.1.2§2
Wolphius see Wolf, Johann (Wolphius)
Wolzogen, Ludwig PE·1.T1
Wotton, William PC·CLIX · PC·CLXIII
Wulfila see Ulfilas
Wulphilas see Ulfilas
Wurstisen, Christian R·3.2
Wyttenbach, Daniel (Dutch classical scholar) PC·CCLIX · PC·CCLX · PC·CCLXIX