The dictionary of biographical reference : containing over one hundred thousand names together with a classed index of the biographical literature of Europe and America / by Lawrence B. Phillips.

  • Arthur Lawrence Barnett Phillips
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1889
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    ABD AUG Arduinus, marchese d’ Iviea, king of Italy, 1002; d. 1015 u.R. Ardulf, or Eadulf, archbishop of Canterbury ; d. 1002 Ardys, king of Lydia ; b.o. 078 r.d.x. Are - Frode, w Thorgilsen, of Iceland, historian ; 1068—1148 Areglo, Pablo, Spanish painter ; 1506 Aiegon, Corinthian painter Areis of Alexandria, Stoic philosoi>her and friend of Octavianus Cajsar D.R. Arellano, Spanish monk and author; 17th cent. R. Arellano, Gil Ramirez de, Spanish councillor, presi- dent of the Inquisition, and author R.D. Arellano, Juan de. Span, painter; 1614—1676 b.u.r. Arellano, Miguel Gomez de, Spanish knight of Santi- ago, writer on canon and civil law ; 17th cent. R Arellano, Ramirez de, writer on Span, orthography R AreUius, Roman painter ; 1st cent. r.b Arembergh, Augustus Marie Raymond, German colo nel; 1753-1833 R Arembergh, Carl Leopold, Austrian field-marshal 1757 D. Arembergh, Le P. Charles d’, French Capuchin and author, sou of Charles de Ligne; 1593—1669 U.Q. Arembergh, Johann de Liguo, Couqt of, German or cer; d. 1568 Arembergh, Ludwig Engelbert, Dk.of; 1750-1820 d. Arembergh, Prosper Ludwig, Duke of, French senate 1785-1820* Arena, Antoine d’, Fr. jurist and poet; d. 1544 U.H.C Arena, Barthelemy, Corsican officer and politician 1775-1829 Arena, Jacopo, Italian jurist and author; 1300 Arena, Giuseppe, Ital. music composer ; 1720* Arena, Giuseppe, F’rench (Corsican) conspirator and revolutionist; d. 1802 F.U. Arena, Joseph, French general and representative d. 1802 U Arenales, Joze, American geographer, lieutenani colonel of artillery; 6. 1790 D.F Arend, or Arents, Balthazar, German theoL; d. 1687 d Aread, or Are its, Caius, German theologian an author; 1614-1691 Arends, Jan, Dutch painter ; 1738—1805 Arends, Thomas, Dutch poet; 1652—1700 R.N.U Areadt, Martin-Friedrich, Danish antiquary and veller ; 1769—1824 Areadts, Ludwig, German jurist; b. 1805 Areahold, G. I., German x)ortrait painter Areains, or Arrhenius, Swedish portrait painter Are_s, Franz Joseph, Baron von, German admiuistra tor; 1779—18.55 i Arensbeck, Pehr Deitiich, Swedish classical schoh and orientalist; d. 1673 Q.l Areobinda, consul of Rome ; 434 H. Areobinda, consul of Rome ; 506 h. Aresas, Pythagorean philosopher of Lucania r.d. Aresi, Paolo, Italian theologian, philosopher, and rhe- torician; 1574*—1644 I.R.C. Areskin, or Erskine, Robert, English physician to Peter the Great; d. 1718 R. Areson, John, bp, and poet of Iceland; 1484—1550 d. Aresti, Floriano, Italian organist and music composer: 17th cent. D.K Aretseus, physician of Cai>p.adocia and author ] Aretaphila of Cyrene, Greek heroine Aretas I., kiug of Arabia Petra;a ; B.o. 170 AretasII. (Philhdlene); b.c. 106—79 Aretas III.; a.d. 30* Arete, daughter of Aristippus ; B.c. 360* J Aretee, Daniel, German sculptor ; 1455 Arethas, or Aretas, Greek theologian, archbishop of Caesarea, in Cappadocia; 1570* I Arethas, Greek ecclesiastic ; 10th cent. ] Aretin, Angelo, Ital. j urist and author ; 15th cent. D. Aretin, Buonaguida, or Bouaguida de Arretio, Italian jurist; 13th cent. LD. Aretin, Johann-Adam, Baron, German litterateur and statesman ; 1769—1822 U.D Aretin, Johann-Christoph-Friedrich, German littera teur and statesman ; 1773—1824 U.D, Aretin, Johann Georg, Baron, German political econo mist; 6. 1771 U Aretin, Karl Maria, Viscount von, German historian 6.1796 F Aretino, Andrea, Italian painter; 17th cent. t Aretino, Guido, Italian musician ; 1022 0 Aretino, Pietro, Ital. satiric poet; 1492—1557 D. R. c Aretino, Spinello, Italian painter; 1328—1400 Aretius, Benedict, Swiss hellenist, theologian, botai ist, and author ; 1505*—1574 D R.O Aretusi, Cesare (Munaridegli Aretusi), Bolognese his torical and portrait painter ; 1580*—1612 D.b.t Areus I., Agidan k. of Lacedsemon; d. B.C. 265 H.U.R Areus II.; b.c. 256 H Arezzo, Betrico, Italian poet I.D Arezzo, Claude Maria {Aretius), Italian Latin scholar author, and poet; 1520* D.I Arezzo, Francesco d’, Italian Franciscan author 1553-1616 I.D Arezzo, Guittone d’, Italian poet; d. 1294 I.D Arezzo, Scipioni Burali d’, Italian cardinal; 1511— 1578 I.D. Arezzo, Tommaso, Italian cardinal; 1756—1832 r.d. Arfastus, bishop of Helmham and Thetford, lord chancellor of England, 1068 ; d. 1084 p.f. Arfberg, Heinrich Dustier Von, grand-master of the Teutonic knights in Prussia ; 1345 Arfe, Antonio, embosser on silver ; 1544 D. Arfe, Henrique, German silver embosser in Spain; 1517 D. Arfe, Juan de, Spanish sculittor ; 1603—1666 u.R. Arfe, Juan de Arfe y Villano, Spanish goldsmith and sculptor; 1535—1.595 R.U. Arfian, Antonio de, Spanish painter; 1551* D. B. Arfvedson, Johan A., Swedish chemist and discoverer; 1792—1841 Arfwidsson, Swedish engraver of portraits R. Argaeus I., k. of Macedon; 8th or 7th cent. B.c. X.D. Argaeus II., pretender to the crown of Macedon ; b.c. 393 X.D. Argaiz, Gregorio, Spanish Benedictine monk and author; 17th cent. D.R. Argali, John, English theologian and author; 1540— 1606 O.R.D.C. ArgaU, Richard, English religious poet o.R.D.C. ArgaU, Samuel, deputy governor of Virginia ; 1617 A. Argand, Aime, Swiss physician and chemist; d. 1803 U.D. Arganston, John, English sclent, investigator ; 1683 Argauthonius, king of Tartesse, in Spain ; 6th cent. B.C. D.X. Argelander, Friedeiich - Willem - August, Prussian astronomer; b. 1799 M. Argellatl, Filippo, Italian painter and bibliographer; 1685—1755 I.U.C. Argeliati, Francesco, Italian engineer, writer on juris- prudence and philosophy; 1712—1754 R.D.c. Argelli, Cesar, canonist, archbishop of Avignon, and author; 1577—1648 LD, Argens, Jean-Batiste de Boyer, Marquis d’, French litterateur and philosopher; 1704—1771 R.D.C. Argens, Luc de Boyer, Chevalier d’, knight of Malta; d. 1772 D, Agensola, Batolome-Leonardo, Spanish poet and his- torian ; 1566—1631 U.D.C. Argensola, Lupercio - Leonardo de, Spanish poer ; 1565-1613 R.UC. Argenson, Marc Antoine Rene de Paulmy, French author and bibliomaniac; d. 1787 D. Argenson, Marc Pien-e, Count of, French lieutenant of police and counsellor of state; 1696—1764 D. Argenson, Marc Rend d’, French officer and politi- cian; 1652-1721 D.