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Born: Albuquerque, Blaise son of the preceding
Died: Alcock, John successively bishop of Rochester
Born: Ales, Alexander a celebrated divine of the confession of Augsbourg
Born: Alessi, Galeas the most celebrated architect of his time
“Commentary In Isagogen Porphyrii,” Ammonius son of Hermias the peripatetic philosopher
Died: Aquilano, Serafino so called from Aquila
Died: Badius, Josse Jodocus Badius Ascensius
“De omnium a capite ad calcem morborum causis, signis, differentiis, indicationibus, et remediis, lib. triginta,” Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
“Commento di Hieronimo Benivieni, cittadino Florentine, sopra a piu sue Canzone e Sonnetti deilo amore e della belleza divina,” Benivieni, Jerome a celebrated poet of Florence (1453–?)
Born: Betuleius, Sixtus whose name in German was Birck
Born: Bibliander, Theodore an eminent Protestant divine
Born: Borde, Andrew Andreas Perforatus (?–1549)
Died: Bos, Jerome an artist of singular taste
Born: Brasavola, Antonius Musa a famous physician
Born: Brodeau, John in Latin Brod&Us
Died: Buslidius, John a native of Arlon in Luxemburgh
Born: Camerarius, Joachim one of the most learned writers of his age
“Roberti de Licio Sermones,” Caraccioli, Robert often called Hobertus de Licio
Born: Castello, John Baptist an eminent artist
Born: Cellini, Benvenuto a celebrated sculptor and engraver of Florence
Died: Corio, Bernardine born in 1460
Born: Cornarius a celebrated German physician
Born: Garcilasso a celebrated Spanish poet
“Commentary on the Master of the Sentences,” Gregory Of Rimini general of the Augustines 1357
“Epigrams,” Mancinelli, Antonio an Italian grammarian
Born: Martelli, Lewis a Florentine poet
Born: Moulin, Charles Du in Latin Molinæus (1500–1566)
Born: Nanni or in his native language
Born: Perino Del Vaga, Otherwise Pierino Buonaccorsi one of the most distinguished scholars and assistants of Raphael in the Vatican
Born: Perion, Joachim a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
Born: Pole, Reginald an eminent cardinal (?–1558)
Died: Scot a munificent benefactor to Lincoln college (1423–?)
Born: Smith, Richard a learned popish divine
Born: Speroni, Sperone an Italian scholar of great eminence in the sixteenth century
“Embryon relimatum, sive Vocabularium Metricum,” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
“The Serjeant Major: or, a Dialogue of the office of a Serjeant major,” Thorie, John one of a family of that name
Born: Tyndale, William otherwise named Hitchins
Died: Urceus, Anthony Codrus a learned Italian
“De Universalibus,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“Mons perfections ad Carthusianos,” Alcock, John successively bishop of Rochester
Died: Bellini, Gentile an eminent artist
“Collectorium super libros sententiarum G. Occami,” Biel, Gabriel one of the ablest scholastic divines of his time
Born: Cardan, Jerom an Italian physician
Born: Carpi, Girolamo De an artist
Born: Fuchs, Leonard an eminent German physician and botanist
“De situ Elementorum,” Galateo, Antony an eminent Italian writer
Born: Goez, Damian De a Portuguese writer of the sixteenth century
Born: Hortensius, Lambert was a philologer
Died: Marc He, Oliver De La a French courtier and author
Born: Matthiolus, Peter Andrew an eminent physician
“De expetendis et fugiendis rebus,” Valla, George an Italian physician and professor of the belles lettres at Venice
Born: Zanchius, Basil one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Aldegraef, Henry a celebrated artist
Died: Annius which Bayle follows
“Astrolabium plenum in tabulis ascendeus, continens qualibet hora atque minuta aequationes domorum cceli,” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
Born: Beccadelli, Lewis was born at Bologna in 1502
Born: Beolco, Angelo surnamed Ruzzante
Died: Bosso, Matthew an Italian scholar and writer of considerable eminence
“Apologia Socratis,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
Born: Constantin, Robert doctor of physic
Born: Dudley, John son of the preceding
“Rosa Anglica” Gaddesden, John Of an English physician
Born: Gregory Xiii. the principal event in whose life is the reformation he introduced in the Roman calendar
“Latin Poets” Juvencus, Caius Vectius Aquilinus one of the first Christian poets
Died: Maillard, Oliver a famous preacher
“Satyrarum decades deceni,” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
“Epistolarum familiarum libri triginta septem,” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
“Onomasticon” Pollux, Julius an ancient Greek grammarian
“Pyramus and Thisbe” Raimondi, Marc Antonio the most celebrated of the old masters in the art of engraving
“Epistolæ familiares, necnon Orationes et Poemata,” Sabellicus
“A Comment upon the second book of Pliny’s Natural History,” Valla, George an Italian physician and professor of the belles lettres at Venice
Born: Varchi, Benedict an Italian historian
“De subjecto Chiromantiæ et Physiognomiæ,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“On judicial Astrology.” Alchabitius an Arabian astrologer
Died: Alkmar, Henry a supposed writer
“Commentary on Aristotle De Interpretatione,” Ammonius son of Hermias the peripatetic philosopher
Died: Borgia, Cæsar a monster of ambition and cruelty
Born: Bourbon, Nicholas a Latin poet of France
Died: Calentius, Elisius a modern Latin poet of the fifteenth century
Born: Casa, John De La an eminent Italian writer
Born: Cavalcanti, Bartholomew an Italian writer of considerable fame
“Storia di Milano,” Corio, Bernardine born in 1460
Born: Curio, Cœlius Secundus of Piemont
“Thistle and Rose,” Dunbar, William an eminent Scotch poet
Born: Grazzini, Antony Francis an Italian scholar and poet of considerable eminence
Born: Hamilton, Patrick usually reckoned the first Scotch reformer (1503–1527)
“Res Gestae” Herodian a Greek historian
Born: Hosius, Stanislaus cardinal
Born: Nostradamus, Michel a physician and celebrated astrologer
Born: Parmigiano, Il whose family name was Francis Mazzuoli
Born: Piccolomini, Alexander archbishop of Patras
Born: Stephanus, Robert the most celebrated printer of this family
Born: Wyat, Sir Thomas a statesman and poet
Born: Albani, John Jerome of the same family with the preceding
“Alexandri iatros practica, cum expositione glossae interlinearis Jacobi de Partibus, et Simonis Januensis,” Alexander, Trallianus a learned physician and philosopher
Died: Arrivabene, John Peter of the same family as the preceding
Died: Beaufort, Margaret the foundress of Christ’s and St
“Aristotelis Ethicorum Libri decem,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
Born: Carranza, Bartholomew a Dominican
“Oratio de laudibus literarum Graecarum,” Carteromachus, Scipio whose proper name was Forteguerra
Born: Cruciger, Caspar one of the contributors to the reformation in Germany
Born: Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
Born: Giraldi, John Baptist Cjntio an Italian poet
Born: Grenada, Lewis De a celebrated Dominican in the sixteenth century
Died: Landinus, Christopher an Italian scholar
Born: Lazius, Wolfgang physician and historian to the emperor Ferdinand L was born at Vienna in 1504
“Poesies Chretiennes,” Noue, Francis De La surnamed Bras de Fer
Born: Parker, Matthew the second protestant archbishop of Canterbury (?–1575)
“Perspectiva Communis,” Peckham, John archbishop of Canterbury in the reign of Edward 1. was born in the county of Sussex
Born: Strozzt, Titus And Hercules father and son
Born: Tornasius, John the first of a family of eminent printers and booksellers
“Textus Mesues noviter emendatus, &c.” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
“Orationes, prefationes, praelectiones, &c.” Beroaldo, Philip the elder
Born: Castelvetro, Lewis an Italian critic
“Italian poems,” Catherine, St. of Sienna
Born: Cavendish, Sia William second son of Thomas Cavendish of Cavendish
“De Poetis Latinis” Crinitus, Peter an Italian scholar (1475–1507)
Born: Gorris, John De in Latin Gorreus
Born: Hospital, Michel De L' chancellor of France
Born: Knox, John the chief instrument and promoter of the reformation in Scotland (?–1572)
Died: Mantegna, Andrea an eminent Italian painter
Born: Menno, Simon surnamed Simon
Born: Tschudi, Giles De one of a family of Swiss writers
Born: Zegedin, Stephen De an eminent Lutheran divine
“Commentary on Ezekiel, and the twelve minor propnets.” Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“Religious Sciences” Algazeli, Abou-Hamed-Mohammed an Arabian philosopher
“De Morbo Gallico,” Aquilanus, Sebastianus his true name being unknown
Died: Aubespine, Magdalene D' daughter of Claude d'Aubespine
Died: Bandello, Matthew a celebrated Italian novelist
Died: Behem, Martin otherwise Behaim
“Collectiones medicinæ, sive, aphorismi de medici et ægri officio,” Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
Born: Bentivoglio, Hercules one of the best Italian poets of the sixteenth century
Born: Buchanan, George a Scottish historian
Born: Cooke, Sir Anthony preceptor to Edward VI. was born at Giddy
Born: Cousin, Gilbert in Latin
Born: Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Born: Ferrier, Armand an eminent lawyer
Born: Francucci, Innocent an historical painter
Died: Longueil, Christopher De a very elegant scholar
Born: Marlorat, Augustine an eminent protestant divine of the sixteenth century
Born: Osorio, Jerome a learned Portuguese divine
Died: Sabellicus
“Thesaurus.” Sabellicus
Born: Scrimzeor, Henry one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Sleidan, John an excellent German historian (?–1556)
Born: Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
“Encomia,” Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
Born: Xavier, St. Francis commonly called the Apostle of the Indies
Born: Aldrich, Robert bishop of Carlisle in the reigns of Henry VIII
“De pestilentia ej usque curatione per preservationum et curationum regimen,” Bayro, Peter De an Italian physician
Born: Bolen, Anne second wife of king Henry VIII. was born in 1507
“La Prima Navigatione per TOceano a le terre de Negri della bassa Ktiopia,” Cadamosto, Lewis a famous Venetian navigator
Born: Caro, Hannibal an Italian poet (?–1566)
Born: Chevalier, Antony Ralph Le aprotestant divine
Born: Costanzo, Angelo Di lord of Cantalupo
Born: Daurat, John an. eminent French poet
Born: Gale, Thomas an English surgeon
Born: Longueil, Gilbert a skilful physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Nowell, Alexander an eminent English divine (?–1602)
Born: Oporinus, John a famous German printer
Born: Rondelet, William a celebrated professor of physic at Montpellier
Born: Sadler, Sir Ralph an eminent English statesman
Born: Sturmius, John the Cicero of Germany
Born: Vinet, Elias a classical editor
Died: Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“Commentary on Exodus;” Abrabanel, Isaac a famous rabbi
“L'exil de Gennes le Superbe,” Authon, John D' historiographer of France under Louis XII. abbot of Angle in Poitou
Died: Celtes, Conrad a Latin poet
“De structura Orationis,” Dionysius, Halicarnassensis a historian and critic of antiquity
Born: Dolce, Lewis a most laborious Italian writer
Born: Erskine, John baron of Dun
“Batistte Fulgosi de dictis factisque memorabilibus collectanea a Camillo Ghilino Latina facta, libri novem,” Fregoso, Baptist of the ancient family of Fregoso
“Angelicum ac Divinum Opus Musicae Materna Lingua Scrip.” Gaffurius, Franchinus an eminent musical writer
Born: Gemma, Reinier sometimes called Gemma Frisius
Died: Littleton, Thomas a celebrated English judge
“Letters of Pliny,” Manutius, Aldus the elder of three justly celebrated printers (?–1515)
Died: Martial, D'Auvergne a French poet of the fifteenth century
“Satyrae centum distinctae decem decadibus Catholicis passim refertoe sententiis: praemissa authoris vita ab Egid. Perrino Campano, &c.” Philelphus, Francis a learned Italian
Born: Pope, Sir Thomas founder of Trinity college
Born: Rastall, John one of our early printers
Born: Rightwise, John, In Latin Justus an eminent grammarian (?–1532)
Born: Sabinus, George whose family name was Schalter (?–1560)
Born: Telesius, Bernard a modern philosopher
Born: Truberus, Primus celebrated for his learned translations
“Tractatus brevis de laudibus Florentias et Saonse,” Albertini, Francis an ecclesiastic of Florence
“Oratio,” Antiquarius, James a learned Italian of the fifteenth century
“Les Epistres envoyees au roy par les 6tats de France, avec certaines ballades et rondeaux,” Authon, John D' historiographer of France under Louis XII. abbot of Angle in Poitou
“The Shyp of Folys,” Barclay, Alexander was an elegant writer in the 1Moreri
Born: Calvin, John one of the chief reformers of the church (?–1564)
Died: Comines Lat. Cominæus
Born: Commandine, Frederick a celebrated mathematician and linguist
Born: Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Duaren, Francis professor of civil law at Bourges
Died: Erasmus, Desiderius one of the most illustrious of the revivers of learning
“Em. Chrysolorae erotemata lingusc Graecse, in compendium redacta, a Guarino Veronesi,” Guarino Of Verona surnamed Veronese
“Sum of the Virtues,” Hales, Alexander an eminent scholastic divine of the thirteenth century
“Enchiridion fidei,” Ofihely, Maurice archbishop of Tuam
Born: Pare', Ambrose a French surgeon of eminence
“Morals,” Plutarch a great philosopher and historian of antiquity
Born: Servetus, Michael a famous Anti-trinitarian (?–1553)
Born: Shepreve, John a celebrated Latin poet and linguist
Born: Staunford, Sir William an eminent lawyer in the sixteenth century
“Psalterium quintuplex,” Stephanus, Henry and in France Estienne
Born: Volterra, Daniele Di whose family name was Ricciarelli
Died: Afflitto, Matthew an eminent lawyer
“Memoriale di molte Statue, e Picture sono mellinclita Cipta di Florentia per mano di Sculptori, et Pictori excellenti moderni, ed antiqui.” Albertini, Francis an ecclesiastic of Florence
“Compendium” Anglicus, Gllbertus or
Born: Bacon, Sir Nicholas lord keeper of the great seal in the reign of queen Elizabeth
Died: Bianchi, Francis Ferrari called IL Frari
Born: Brueghel, Peter called Old Brueghel
Died: Calepin, Ambrose a lexicographer of considerable fame
Born: Calmo, Andrew who was born at Venice about the year 1510
Died: Cortezi, Paul an Italian prelate
Born: Dessenius, Bernard an eminent physician
Died: Donato, Jerom a nobleman of Venice
Born: Franco, Nicolas an Italian poet of the infamous class which disgraced the sixteenth century
Died: Geiler, John or
Born: Gratarolus, William a learned physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Jansenius, Cornelius a learned Flemish prelate (?–1576)
Born: Ingrassias, Jon Philip an eminent physician and medical writer
Born: Kaye, John a learned English physician and co-founder of Gonvil and Caius college
“Oratio de laudibus D. Ludovici Francorum regis, &c.” Longueil, Christopher De a very elegant scholar
“In primum et secundum sententiarum commentarii,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Born: Ponte, Jacob Da called also IL Bassano
Born: Postel, William a very ingenious but visionary man
Born: Pulmannus, Theodore properly Poelman
Born: Salviati, Francisco Rossi called Tl Salviati
Born: Tremellius, Immanuel a protestant divine of great learning (?–1580)
“History of king Boccus and Sydracke,” Twyne, John one of a family of Oxford antiquaries
Born: Vaux, Thomas of Harwedon
Born: Amatus, John Roderigo Amato a Portuguese physician
Born: Amboise, Michael D' a miscellaneous French writer
Born: Ammanati, Bartholomew a celebrated architect and sculptor
Born: Bauhin, John the first of a family of men of learning and fame
Died: Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
Born: Boccaccino, Boccaccio an artist who flourished about 1496-
Died: Cotta, John an elegant modern Latin poet
Born: Eberus, Paul one of the early reformers
Born: Espence, Claude D' a learned French divine
Born: Everard, Joannes Secundus and more generally known by these last names (?–1536)
Died: Fabyan, Robert an English historian
Died: Giorgione an eminent artist (?–1511)
Died: Holte, John author of the first Latin grammar of any noie in England
Born: Hyperius, Gerard Andrew a celebrated Lutheran divine and professor of divinity
Born: Naogeorge, Thomas a celebrated protestant divine
Born: Oswald, Erasmus a learned professor of the mathematics and of the Hebrew language
Born: Parkhurst, John an eminent prelate of the sixteenth century
“Salubria de sanitate tuenda priecepta,” Paulus, Ægineta a native of the island Ægina
Born: Portus, Francis a learnedwriter of the sixteenth century
Born: Reinhold, Erasmus an eminent astronomer and mathematician
Died: Sadolet, James a polite and learned Italian (?–1547)
Died: Trissino, Johnn George an Italian poet
Born: Viret, Peter an able assistant in the reformation
Born: White, John bishop of Winchester
Born: Abbati, Nicolo an eminent historical painter (1512–1571)
Died: Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“Lexicon GraecoLatinum,” Aleander, Jerome a Roman cardinal (?–1542)
“De autoritate Ecclesise, &c.” Almain, James professor of divinity in the college of Navarre
Died: Antiquarius, James a learned Italian of the fifteenth century
“Dionocides digestus alphabetico ordine,” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
“Lexipyretae perpetuae questionis et annexorum solutio, de nobilitate facultatum per terminos utriusque facultatis,” Bayro, Peter De an Italian physician
Died: Bellini, Giovanni brother to the preceding
Died: Campegio, Lawrence an eminent cardinal of the Romish church
Born: Chappel, William a very learned and pious divine
Died: Dante, Peter Vincent a native of Perugia
Born: Driedo, John in low Dutch Dridoens
Born: Dyer, Sir James an eminent English lawyer (?–1582)
Born: Ferrars, George a learned lawyer
Born: Harding, Thomas a popish divine of considerable note
“Les Illustrations des Gaules, et singularites de Troyes,” Maire, John Le an early French poet
Born: Manutius, Paul the son of the preceding (?–1574)
Born: Mercator, Gerard an eminent geographer and mathematician
Born: Sainte-Marthe in Latin Sammartbanus
“Itinerarium” Stephanus, Henry and in France Estienne
Born: Surita, Jerome a Spanish historian
Born: Tintoretto, Giacopo a celebrated Italian painter
Born: Turnebus, Adrian an eminent critic and translator
Born: Vasari, George an artist
Born: Adrets, François De Beaumont, Baron Des of an ancient family in Dauphiny
Born: Adriani, John Baptist the son of the preceding
Born: Argentier, John born at Quiers
Born: Baius, Michael was born at Melun
Born: Bentham, Thomas a learned and pious English divine
Born: Bordone, Paris an Italian artist
Died: Bradshaw, Henry an early English poet
Born: Caldwall, Richard an English physician
“Odes,” Celtes, Conrad a Latin poet
“An historical account of the city of Nuremberg,” Celtes, Conrad a Latin poet
Born: Coras, John De in Latin Corasitjs
“Panegyric! variorum Auctorum,” Cuspinian, John whose German name was SpeisHammer
Born: Dalechamp, James a learned French physician and indefatigable botanist
“Rhetorum collectio,” Demades an Athenian
Died: Fontius, Bartholomæus of Florence
“Aulularia” Inghirami, Tomaso Fedra an eminent Italian scholar
Born: Latinus, Latinius one of the most learned critics of the sixteenth century
“Brevissima institutio, seu ratio grammatices cognoscendi,” Lily, William an eminent English grammarian
“History, &c. of Troy” Lydgate, John an ancient English poet
Born: Morales, Ambrose a pious and learned Spanish priest
Died: Ofihely, Maurice archbishop of Tuam
“Collectanea Bibiiorum libri quinque,” Peckham, John archbishop of Canterbury in the reign of Edward 1. was born in the county of Sussex
“Cornucopia, seu Latinae Linguae Commentarius,” Perot, Nicholas a learned prelate of the fifteenth century (1429–?)
Died: Pinturiccio, Bernardino a celebrated artist
“S. Basil. Sermo de differentia Usiaa et Hypostasis,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“S. Gregorii Nanzianzeni oratio et Epistolae duae ad Themistium,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Died: Sabbatini, Andrea known likewise by the name of Andrea da Salerno
“Polycraticon.” Salisbury, John Of one of the greatest ornaments of the twelfth century
“Elucidatio Fabric. Ususque Astrolabii,” Stoefler, John a German mathematician
Born: Amyot, James bishop of Auxerre and grand almoner of France
Died: Bambridge, Christopher archbishop of York (1463–?)
Born: Bartholomew Of The Martyrs a pious and learned Dominican
Born: Beaucaire De Peguilon, Francis in Latin Belcarius Plguilio
Died: Bebele, Henry a native of Justingen
“Syderalis /ibyssus,” Berauld, Nicholas was born at Orleans in 1475
Died: Bramante Di Urbino but celebrated under the former name
Born: Cheke, Sir John a learned writer of the sixteenth century
Died: Columbus, Don Bartholomew brother of Christopher
“Epodon ex puris lambis,” Dousa, Janus a very learned man
Died: Elphinston, William an eminent Scotch prelate
Born: Majoragius, Mark Antony so named from a village in the territory of Milan
“Rhetorica Ciceronis,” Navagero, Andrew, a learned Italian scholar and poet
“Epithemata in insigne formalitatum opus de mente doctoris subtilis,” Ofihely, Maurice archbishop of Tuam
Died: Pace, Richard a learned Englishman (1482–1532)
Born: Plantin, Christopher an eminent printer
“Baptista Guarinus de modo et ordine docendi ac discendi,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Born: Rheticus, George Joachim a celebrated German astronomer and mathematician
Died: Ruccellai, Bernard in Latin Oricellarius
Born: Smith, Sir Thomas a very learned writer and statesman (?–1577)
“De re accipitraria,” Thou, James Augustus an illustrious historian of France
Born: Vesalius, Andrew a celebrated anatomist and physician
“Topographia inclytae civitatis Mazariae,” Adria, John James the historian of Mazara in Sicily
“Questiones Quodlibeticae,” Adrian Vi. pope
“De Sermone Latino et de Modis Latine loquendi,” Adrian, De Castello bishop of Bath and Wells in the reigns of Henry VII. and VIII. was descended of an obscure family at Cornetto
“Tabulae sane utiles Graecarum musarum adyta compendio ingredi volentibus,” Aleander, Jerome a Roman cardinal (?–1542)
Died: Almain, James professor of divinity in the college of Navarre
Born: Ascham, Roger an illustrious English scholar (?–1568)
“Geronticon,” Augurello, John Aurelio an Italian
“In Aratoris presbyter! poema de Apostolorum rebus gestis commentarium,” Barbosa, Arius a native of Aveiro in Portugal
“De Litteratis urbis Roma principibus opusculum. Elysii Calentii oppido quam elegantes epistolse, a Barlando recognitas et argumentis auctae. Menandri dicta eximia, adnotationibus illustrata,” Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
“Taciti Annalium libri quinque priores,” Beroaldo, Philip the younger
Born: Borghini, Vincent was born at Florence in 1515 of a noble family
Died: Botticelli, Alexander an Italian painter and engraver
Born: Cananus, John Baptist one of the restorers and improvers of anatomy
Born: Cassander, George a learned popish divine of conciliatory principles
Born: Castalio, Sebastian was born in 1515
Born: Chaloner, Sir Thomas a gallant soldier
Born: Cordus, Valerius son of the preceding
Born: Ferron, Arnauld Du a French lawyer
Died: Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
Died: Francis I. king of France (?–1547)
“Satirse Octo,” Geldenhaur, Gerard Eobanus a learned German divine and historian
Born: Gomez De Castro, Alvarez was born at St Eulalia
Born: Habington, William an excellent English poet
Born: Howard, Henry Earl of Surrey (?–1547)
“What hopes, indeed,” Melancthon, Philip whom the common consent of all ecclesiastical historians has placed among the most eminent of the reformers
Born: Neri, St. Philip De founder of the congregation of priests of the Oratory in Italy
Died: Porta, Johnbaptista a Neapolitan gentleman
Born: Ramus, Peter a celebrated French mathematician and philosopher (?–1572)
“Proverbs or adagies gathered out of the Chiliades of Erasmus,” Taverner, Richard a pious layman of the reigns of Henry VIII
Born: Wier, John an able physician (?–1588)
“Epistola ad Conjugem,” Adria, John James the historian of Mazara in Sicily
“De Inventione Dialectica,” Agricola, Rodolphus one of the most learned men of the fifteenth century
Born: Augustin, Anthony archbishop of Tarragona
“Metaphrasis in oeconomicon Aristotelis,” Berauld, Nicholas was born at Orleans in 1475
Born: Chabot, Peter Walter a learned philologer
“Les Grandes Chroniques des dues jde Savoie,” Champier, Benedict Curtius Symphorien a most voluminous medical and historical writer
Born: Coligni, Gaspard De the second of the name
Born: Fabricius, George a learned German
“Rule ofSt. Benedict,” Fox, Richard an eminent prelate (1475–?)
Born: Gesner, Conrad an eminent scholar
“Epistolos obscurorum virorum ad Dominum Magistrum Ortuinum Gratium,” Gratius, Ortuinus a native of Holhwic in the diocese of Minister
Born: Haddon, Dr. Walter an eminent scholar (?–1572)
Born: Lambin, Denys a learned Frenchman
“Libri duo fallaciarum,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
“In quatuor sententiarum commentarius,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Died: Mantuan, Baptist an Italian poet of great temporary fame
Born: Masius, Andrew born in 1516
“Utopia.” More, Sir Thomas chancellor of England in the reign of Henry VIII. and one of the most illustrious 1Gent (?–1535)
Born: Poynet, John successively bishop of Rochester and Winchester
“Ortus Vocabulorum,” Rider, John an Irish prelate
Born: Robins, John an English mathematician (?–1558)
Born: Robortello, Francis a celebrated critic in the sixteenth century
Died: Trithemius, John a celebrated abbot of the Benedictine order
Died: Vesputius, Americus a navigator from whose name the largest quarter of the world has very unjustly been named
Died: Ximenes, Francis an eminent statesman and patron of literature
Born: Zanchius, Jerome an eminent divine
“Titulos Legum ex Codice Theodosiario,” Ægidius, Peter a lawyer
“De Viris illustribus ordinis praedicatorum, libri sex in unum congesti,” Alberti, Leander adominican and provincial of his order
Born: Angelio, Peter an eminent Italian scholar and Latin poet
Born: Anguillara, John Andrew De one of the most celebrated Italian poets of the sixteenth century
“Commentaria seu Lecturas in quatuor Libros Sententiarum,” Bassol, John a native of Scotland in the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries
Born: Cooper, Thomas a learned English bishop
Born: Dodoens, Rembert a learned physician and botanist
Born: Fox, John an eminent English divine and churchhistorian
Died: Galateo, Antony an eminent Italian writer
Born: Gilpin, Bernard an eminent English divine (?–1583)
Born: Godwin, Thomas an English prelate
“Pastime of Pleasure,” Hawes, Stephen an English poet who flourished about the end of the fifteenth century
Died: Krantz, Albert a famous historian of the fifteenth century (1450–?)
“De Sanitate tuenda,” Linacre, Thomas one of the most eminent physicians and scholars of his age
“Commentarius in tertium sententiarum,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Born: Mary queen of England (?–1558)
“De fructu qui ex doctrina percipitur liber.” Pace, Richard a learned Englishman (1482–1532)
Born: Pelletier, Jaques a celebrated French physician
Born: Perrenot, Anthony was born 1517
Born: Plowden, Edmund a celebrated lawyer
“Lives” Plutarch a great philosopher and historian of antiquity
Died: Porta, Baccio Della an eminent Florentine artist
“Quintus Curtius,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Born: Sampson, Thomas an eminent puritan divine
“De Statu Religionis & lleipublicie, Carolo Quinto Cajsaie, Commentarii,” Sleidan, John an excellent German historian (?–1556)
“De Fulminum significationibus,” Valerianus, Pierius an ingenious and learned Italian (?–1538)
“Collection of Scholia on seven of the tragedies of Euripides,” Arsenius archbishop of Monembasia
Born: Belon, Peter of the faculty of Paris
Died: Bembo, Pietro in Lat. Petrus Bembus (?–1547)
“De Cranii fractura, tractatus,” Berengarius, James a physician and anatomist of the sixteenth century (1490–?)
Born: Bruschius, Caspar a Latin historian and poet
Born: Bruto, John Michael a very learned Venetian
Born: Ferrari, Octavian an Italian author
Born: Foglieta, Hubert a learned Genoese
Died: Francia, Francesco an historical painter
Born: Funch, John a celebrated Lutheran divine
“De Harmonica Musicor. Instrumentorum,” Gaffurius, Franchinus an eminent musical writer
“Lamentationes obscurorum virorum non prohibits per Sedem Apostolicam,” Gratius, Ortuinus a native of Holhwic in the diocese of Minister
Born: Languet, Hubert a native of France
“Progymnasmata Thorns Mori & Gulielmi Lilii, Sodalium,” Lily, William an eminent English grammarian
“Expositio concionalis Psalmi Sexti,” Longland, John a learned prelate
“I cast myself, holy father, at your feet, with all I am and have. Give me life, or put me to death; confirm or revoke, approve or disapprove, as you please. I own your voice as that of Jesus Christ, who rules and speaks by you; and if I have deserved death I refuse not to die.” Luther, Martin an illustrious German divine and reformer of the church (?–1546)
“Literalis in Matthaeum expositio,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
“Oratio nuperrime composita de fcedere percusso inter Henricum Angliae regem, et Francorum reg. Christianiss. in aede Pauli Lond. habita,” Pace, Richard a learned Englishman (1482–1532)
Born: Palladio, Andrew a celebrated Italian architect
“Marcelli Virgilii de militias laudibus,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“In Laudem Matrimonii,” Tunstall, Cuthbert a very learned
Died: Acciaioli, Zanobio probably of the same family with the preceding
“Virginia comedia, capitoli, e strambotti di messer Bernardo, Accolti Aretino, in Firenze (al di Francesco Rossegli),” Accolti, Bernard was one of the sons of the preceding
“Threnodiain funus Maximiliani Caesaris, cum Epitaphiis aliquot et Epigrammatum libello,” Ægidius, Peter a lawyer
Born: Aersens, Peter called by the Italians PietroLongo
“De Certamine Singulari.” Aquaviva, Andrew Matthew Duke of Atri in the kingdom of Naples
Born: Benzoni, Jerom a Milanese
Born: Beza, Theodore one of the chief promoters of the Reformation
Born: Caesalpinus, Andrew an eminent botanist and physician
“Oratio de Groecarum disciplinarum laudibus,” Croke, Richard in Latin Crocus
“De Cicsaribus et Imperatoribus Romanorum,” Cuspinian, John whose German name was SpeisHammer
“Historia de rege Uladislao, seu clade Varnensi,” Esperiente, Philip Callimachus an eminent Italian historian
Born: Gresham, Sir Thomas descended of an ancient family distinguished by many honourable persons (?–1579)
Died: Grocyn, William a man eminently learned in his day> and one of the revivers of literature
Died: Langius, Rodolph a gentleman of Westphalia
Died: Leo X. was a pontiff whose history is so connected with that of literature and the reformation (?–1521)
“Expositio cone, secundi psalmi pcenitentialis, coram rege,” Longland, John a learned prelate
“Grammar.” Melancthon, Philip whom the common consent of all ecclesiastical historians has placed among the most eminent of the reformers
Born: More, Sir Antonio an eminent artist of the sixteenth century
Born: Neal, Thomas an Oxford divine
Born: Owen, George an eminent English physician
“Angeli Politiani Epistolae,” Politian, Angelus a most ingenious and learned Italian
“Synopsis de laudibus Calvitii cum scholiis,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“Maximus Tyrius,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Born: Sandys, Edwin a very eminent English prelate
“Annotationes Anatomies,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
“Momus, de Principe,” Alberti, Leon Baptista an eminent Italian artist
“Facetie piacevoli, Fabule e Motti del Piovano Arlotto, Prete Fioreritino,” Arlotto one of those buffoons who disgrace the regular professions
Born: Baudouin, Francis in Latin Balduinus
Born: Bekinsau, John author of a book entitled “De Supremo et Absolute Regis Imperio
“Amorosa visione,” Boccaccio, John one of the most eminent Italian poets and scholars
“Epistoloe,” Bracelli, James an Italian historian and antiquary
Died: Brandt, Sebastian a lawyer
“Christ. Longolii perduellionis rei detensiones duae,” Brixius, Germain a learned Frenchman
Born: Cecil, William lord Burleigh
Died: Chisi, Agostini a merchant at Rome
Born: Churchyard, Thomas a voluminous poet of the sixteenth century
“De statu animte, lib. tres,” Claudianus Ecdicius Mamertus a learned presbyter of Vienna
Died: Colonna, Francis a Venetian dominican
“Epigrammata,” Constable, Henry an English poet of the 16th century
“Introductiones ad Grascam linguam,” Croke, Richard in Latin Crocus
Born: Cujacius, James a celebrated lawyer
Died: Despauter or Van PauteRen
Died: Dovizi, Bernard an eminent cardinal
Born: Faber, Basil an eminent Lutheran divine
Born: Ferrari, Lewis inventor of the first method of resolving biquadratic equations
Born: Floris, Francis a painter of history
Died: Foresti, James, Philip Of was born at Soldio
Born: Goodman, Christopher a noted puritan
Born: Hawkins, Sir John an able naval commander
“Porcheti Victoria adversus impios Hebraeos,” Justiniani, Augustin bishop of Nebo or Nebbio
Born: Illyricus, Matthias Flacius but who Latinized his name into Flaccus Illyricus
Born: Lassus, Orlandus or
Died: Longland, John a learned prelate
“Epist. aliquot eruditorum vivorum,” Lupset, Thomas an eminent scholar (?–1532)
“Triomphe des Dames d'Honneur,” Marc He, Oliver De La a French courtier and author
Born: Monte-Mayor, George De a celebrated Castillian poet
“Epistolse ad Erasmum,” Pace, Richard a learned Englishman (1482–1532)
Born: Piccolomini, Francis a learned man of the same family
“De Ratione Paschalis celebrationis,” Pighius, Albert a Dutch divine and mathematician
Born: Pighius, Stephen Vinand nephew to the preceding
Born: Pilkington, James a learned and pious English prelate
“Thorns Mori epigrammata Latina, pleraque e Graecis versa, ad emendatum ipsius exemplar excusa,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“Velleius Paterculus,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Died: Sarto, Andrea Del a famous Italian painter
Died: Stephanus, Henry and in France Estienne
Born: Tansillo, Lewis an Italian poet
Died: Veneziano, Agostino a very eminent engraver
Died: Vinci, Lionardo Da an illustrious Italian painter
Born: Vos, Martin De a Flemish painter of the sixteenth century
“De humani corporis Anatomia,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
Died: Adriani, Marcel Virgil professor of the belles lettres
Died: Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
“I have (says he), the greatest reason to return thanks to Almighty God, who has given me a wife after my own heart, a virgin of a noble family, well behaved, young, beautiful, and so conformable to my disposition, that we never have a harsh word with each other; and what completes my happiness is, that in whatever situation my affairs are, whether prosperous or adverse, she still continues the same, equally kind, affable, constant, sincere, and prudent, always easy, and mistress of herself.” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
“Epigrammata selecta ex anthologia Latine versa,” Alciati, Andrew a celebrated and learned lawyer
“De insulis nuper in vends et incolarum moribus,” Anghiera, Peter Martyr D' an Italian scholar
Died: Ariosto, Ludovico one of the most eminent Italian poets
Died: Arnolde, Richard one of our ancient English chroniclers
Born: Aylmer, John an eminent English prelate
“Commentaria, cum amplissimis additionibus, super anatomia Mundini,” Berengarius, James a physician and anatomist of the sixteenth century (1490–?)
Died: Brandt, Nicholas or
“De Studiis et Literis ad illustrem Dominum Baptistam de Malatestis,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
“Oratio coram Archiepiscopo Eboracensi,” Bullock, Henry a man of learning in the beginning of the sixteenth century
Died: Douglas, Gawin bishop of Dunkeld
Born: Du Bourg, Anne one of the martyrs to the cause of the protestant religion in France
Born: Guicciardini, Lewis nephew of the preceding
Born: Heerbrand, James a German divine
“Tractatus contra doctrinam Lutheri,” Kydermynster, Richard an ecclesiastic and antiquary
“In senigmatica Bossi Antibossicon primum, secundum, tertium, ad G. Hormannum,” Lily, William an eminent English grammarian
“De inaequali Temperie,” Linacre, Thomas one of the most eminent physicians and scholars of his age
Died: Luther, Martin an illustrious German divine and reformer of the church (?–1546)
“Of the captivity of Babylon;” Luther, Martin an illustrious German divine and reformer of the church (?–1546)
“De historia gentis Scotorum, sen historia majoris Britanniae,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
“Synesius de laude Calvitii.” Phreas, John an English writer
“Tertulliani Opera,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
Born: Sansovino, Francis an Italian poet and historian
Died: Signorelli, Luca a Florentine artist
Born: Sixtus V., Pope whose proper names were Felix Peretti
“Syntaxis” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
Born: Tartaglia, Nicholas a noted mathematician
Died: Vives, Joan Lewis one of the revivers of literature
“Doctrinale antiquum fidei ecclesias catholicse,” Waldensis, Thomas a Carmelite monk of great learning in the fourteenth century
“Fasciculus Medicine,” Achillini, Alexander a native of Bologna
Born: Alciati, Francis born at Milan 1522
“De Exilio” Alcyonius, Peter a learned Italian
Died: Antonius Ælius Nebrissensis was born in 1442
“Chronica Bavarise,” Aventin, John author of the Annals ofBavaria
“Commentarii in Terentii comedias,” Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
“Isagogtc breves in anatomiam corporis humani, cum aliquot figuris anatomicis,” Berengarius, James a physician and anatomist of the sixteenth century (1490–?)
Born: Bertaut, John first chaplain to queen Catherine de Medicis
Born: Beuther, Michael a learned German writer
“Vitae Episcoporum Murthlacensium et Aberdonensium,” Boethius, Hector a celebrated Scotch historian
Died: Brissot, Peter an eminent French physician
Born: Brucioli, Anthony a laborious Italian writer
“Theses, seu comounes loci totius Medicinae, etiam de usu Pharmacorum, Argentinae,” Brunsfels, Otho a physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Busbequius, Augher Ghislen was the natural son of the lord of Bnsbec
“De emendata Structura Latini Sermonis,” Caxton, William to whom this country owes the introduction of printing (1412–1492)
Born: Chemnitz, Martin an eminent Lutheran divine
Born: Egmont, Lamoral Count one of the principal lords of the bow Countries
Born: Farinato, Paul an Italian painter
Died: Fitz-James, Richard bishop of Rochester
Born: Forestus, Petrus an eminent physician
“A Treatise on Usury,” Gregory Of Rimini general of the Augustines 1357
“De Asse,” Grollier, John an eminent patron of literature
Born: Hessels, John a celebrated professor of theology at Louvain
Born: Jewel, John a learned prelate
“the order of bishops.” Luther, Martin an illustrious German divine and reformer of the church (?–1546)
Born: Pantaleon, Henry a learned physician and historian
“This book is very rare. Crignon, who published it, was Parmentier' s particular friend, and thus speaks of him” Parmentiek, John a French author and poet
Died: Pole, Reginald an eminent cardinal (?–1558)
Born: Schiavoni, Andrea named Medula
Died: Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
Born: Surius, Laurentius a voluminous compiler
Died: Tixier, John generally known by his assumed name Ravisius Textor
Died: Torrigiano, Peter an eminent Florentine sculptor
“De Arte Supputandi,” Tunstall, Cuthbert a very learned
Died: Alexander Ab Alexandro a Neapolitan lawyer of great learning
“DefensioJo. Apelli pro suo conjugio,” Apel, John a lawyer
Born: Arnigio, Bartholomew an Italian physician and poet
Died: Authon, John D' historiographer of France under Louis XII. abbot of Angle in Poitou
Born: Chalvet, Matthew De in Latin Calventius
Died: Durer, Albert an eminent engraver and painter
Born: Edwards, Richard one of our ancient English poets
Born: Erastus, Thomas an eminent German physician
Born: Fallopius, Gabriel a most celebrated physician and anatomist of Italy
Born: Foreiro, Francis a learned Portuguese ecclesiastic
Died: Hutten, Ulric De a gentleman of Franconia
“Expostulatio” Hutten, Ulric De a gentleman of Franconia
Born: Junctin, Francis in Italian Giuntino
Born: Luisino, Francis of Udina in the Venetian territory
Died: Marot, John a French poet
“Assertio septem Sacramentorum adversus M. Lutherum, &c.” More, Sir Thomas chancellor of England in the reign of Henry VIII. and one of the most illustrious 1Gent (?–1535)
Born: Pancirolus, Guy the son of Albert Pancirolus
Died: Petre, Sir William a man of learning
“Propugnaculum summi sacerdotii evangelici, ac septenarii sacramentorum numeri adversus M. Lutherum, fratrem famosum, et Wickliffistam insignem,” Powell, Edward a learned popish divine (?–1540)
Born: Randolph, Thomas a statesman in queen Elizabeth’s reign (?–1590)
“Meir Nethib,” Romaine, William an English divine and writer of great popularity
Born: Sanchez, Francis an eminent classical scholar of the sixteenth century
Died: White, Sir Thomas founder of St (?–1566)
Born: Wigand, John a learned divine of the reformed religion
“Diatribae in Ausonium, Solinum, et Ovidium,” Accorso, Mariangelus a native of Aquila
“Coryciana,” Accorso, Mariangelus a native of Aquila
“Commentaria in Psalmos,” Angriani, Michael commonly called Michael of Bologna
Died: Audley, Edmund an English prelate
Died: Augurello, John Aurelio an Italian
“In omnes Erasmi Adagiorum chiliados epitome,” Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
Born: Bellay, Joachim Du a celebrated French poet
Died: Bolen, Anne second wife of king Henry VIII. was born in 1507
“S. Brunonis Qpera et Vita,” Bruno, St. founder of the Carthusian monks
Born: Camoens, Luis De a very celebrated Portuguese poet
“Graeco- Latin Lexicon,” Ceratinus, James whose family name was Teyng
Born: Collange, Gabriel De born at Tours in Auvergne
Died: Franciabigio, Marco Antonio was an historical painter
Born: Hooker, John, an English historian
Born: Hotman, Fuancis in Latin Hototnanus
“De Piscibus Romanis,” Jovius, Paul an Italian historian
Died: Leonicenus, Nicholas an eminent Italian phy-
Died: Linacre, Thomas one of the most eminent physicians and scholars of his age
“Meir Netib,” Nathan, Isaac a learned rabbi
Born: Occo, Adolphus one of a family' of physicians of considerable eminence
Born: Paleotti, Gabriel a learned Italian cardinal
Born: Palissy, Bernard De an ingenious artist
Died: Perugino, Pietro a celebrated Italian painter
Born: Sigonius, Charles a learned Italian
Born: Strigelius, Victorinus a learned divine and promoter of the reformation
Born: Twyne, John one of a family of Oxford antiquaries
“Artis Veterinarise sive Mulomedidnae libri quatuor,” Vegetius, Flavius Renatus an ancient Latin writer
Born: Whittingham, William the puritan dean of Durham
“Trattato della natura e cognizione di tutti li Tuoni di Canto figurato,” Aaron, Pietro who flourished in the sixteenth century (1480–1550)
Died: A Lasco, John A Lasco (1499–?)
“Moralia,” Almain, James professor of divinity in the college of Navarre
“Compendium Hebrææ Chaldeæque grammatices,” Aurogallus, Matthew a native of Bohemia
Born: Be, William Le engraver
“Prose di M. Pietro Bembo,” Bembo, Pietro in Lat. Petrus Bembus (?–1547)
“Notes on the Psalms,” Bush, Paul first bishop of Bristol
Born: Caiet, Peter Victor Palma was born in 1525 at Montrichard in Touraine
“Greek Grammar” Chalcondyles, Demetrius a native of Athens
“Les Epitaphes d‘Hector et d’Achille,” Chastelain, George a Flemish gentleman
Born: Ciaconius, Peter brother to the preceding
Died: Dorpius, Martin a very learned divine (1485–?)
Born: Fjsh, Simon a man who deserves some notice on account of his zeal for the reformation
Died: Gama, Vasco an illustrious Portuguese
“Epistola de excidio Britanniæ, et castigatio ordinis ecclesiastici,” Gildas the oldest British historian
Born: Gosselini, Julian an Italian poet and miscellaneous writer
Born: Hamelmanne, Herman a learned Lutheran divine
“Les trois Contes de Cupidon et d'Atropos, dont le premier fut invente par Seraphin, Poete Italien; le 2 et le 3 de Maitre Jean le Maire,” Maire, John Le an early French poet
Died: Margaret Of Valois queen of Navarre (?–1549)
Born: Neander, Michael one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Peucer, Gaspard a celebrated physician and mathematician
Died: Pomponatius, Peter a modern Aristotelian
“Fate and Free will.” Pomponatius, Peter a modern Aristotelian
Born: Sainctes, Claudius De in Latin Sanctesius
Born: Socinus, Lælius a man of great learning and abilities
Born: Talbot, Robert one of our earliest antiquaries
Born: Torrentius, Lævinus in his native language called Vander Beken
Died: West, James a gentleman of literary talents (1703–1772)
“Della Fabbrica del Mondo,” Alunno, Francis an Italian scholar and mathematician
Born: Alvarez, Emanuel a celebrated Portuguese grammarian
Died: Anghiera, Peter Martyr D' an Italian scholar
“Libro de Peregrine,” Anselme, George a Latin poet of the sixteenth century
“De Hebræis urbium, regionum, &c, nominibus, liber è veteri instrumento congestus,” Aurogallus, Matthew a native of Bohemia
“De rebus Turcicis,” Balbi, John a Genoese Dominican
“De civili et beliica Fortitudine,” Balbi, John a Genoese Dominican
“De re vestiaria liber,” Bayf, Lazarus De father to the above
Born: Blackwood, Henry another brother of the preceding
“Dialogues,” Brucioli, Anthony a laborious Italian writer
“Enarrationes in Habacuc et Hoseam prophetas,” Capito, Wolfgang Fabricius an eminent Lutheran reformer (?–1541)
Born: Crusius, Martin a learned German scholar and antiquary
Born: Ecluse, Charles in Latin Clusius
“Monalosph atrium partibus constans quatuor, &c.” Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Born: Fugger, Huldric an eminent benefactor to literature
Born: Goltzius, Hubert a German antiquary
Born: Heshusius, Tillemannus a German pretestant theologian
Born: Labbe', Louisa surnamed the Beautiful Ropemaker
Died: Leo, Jons a skilful geographer
“De Morbis curandis,” Linacre, Thomas one of the most eminent physicians and scholars of his age
“Commentarius in physica Aristotelis,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Born: Morata, Olympia Fulvia a learned Italian lady
Born: Muretus, Marc Anthony a very ingenious and learned critic
Born: Ossat, Arnaud D' a celebrated cardinal
“Summario de la Historia general y natural de les Indias Occidentales,” Oviedo, John Gonsales D' in Spanish Gonçalo Hermandez de Oviedo Y Valdes
Born: Place, Peter De La in Latin Plateanus
Born: Ronsard, Peter De a French poet
Died: Ruccellai, John fourth son to the preceding
“De Partu Virginis,” Sannazarius, James vernacularly Giacomo SanNazaro
“Gradus comparationum, &c.” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
“Republica Veneta,” Vergerius, Peter Paul one of the most learned men of the fourteenth and fifteenth centuries
“De incertitudiueetvanitate Scientiarum, declamatio invectiva,” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
Born: Aldrovandus, Ulysses one of the most laborious naturalists of the sixteenth century
“Compendium iegis Chris ti,- et Quodlibeta,” Baconthorp, John surnamed the Resolute Doctor
Born: Cangiagi, Lucas called LuchetTo
Born: Corranus, Anthony the son of Ant
Born: Dee, John a great mathematician
Born: Duret, Louis born of a noble family at Beaug6-laville
Born: Enghelrams, Cornelius another artist
“Hyperaspistes:” Erasmus, Desiderius one of the most illustrious of the revivers of learning
Died: Frobenius, John an eminent and learned German printer (1460–?)
“Collection of the ancient Italian poets,” Guittone, D'Arezzo an Italian poet of the thirteenth century
Born: Humphrey, Laurence a learned English writer
Died: Jacobatius, Dominico bishop of Lucera
“Epistle to the prior of Newenham,” Joy, John one of the early promoters of the reformation
Died: Machiavel, Nicholas a celebrated political writer and historian
Died: Martelli, Lewis a Florentine poet
Born: Montanus, Benedict Arias a very learned Spaniard
Died: Oporinus, John a famous German printer
Born: Ortelius, Abraham a celebrated geographer
Born: Pois, Nicholas Le an eminent physician
Born: Ribadeneira, Peter a celebrated Spanish Jesuit
Born: Sackville, Thomas lord Buckhurst and earl of Dorset
Born: Sanders, Nicholas a Roman catholic writer of considerable fame
“Petri Bembi Benacus,” Sannazarius, James vernacularly Giacomo SanNazaro
“De Partitionibus Oratoriis,” Stephanus, Robert the most celebrated printer of this family
Born: Tibaldi otherwise Pellegrino
“The Form of Prayer in the Caraite Synagogue,” Aaron-Hariscon a celebrated Jewish rabbi (1260–1320)
Born: Andrada, Diego De Payva D' a learned Portuguese
Born: Andreas, James a celebrated Lutheran divine of the sixteenth century
Died: Anselme, George a Latin poet of the sixteenth century
“Georgii Anselmi Nepotis Epigrammaton libri septem: Sosthyrides: Palladis Peplus: Eglogæ quatuor,” Anselme, George a Latin poet of the sixteenth century
Died: Aquaviva, Andrew Matthew Duke of Atri in the kingdom of Naples
“Pontanus,” Aquaviva, Andrew Matthew Duke of Atri in the kingdom of Naples
Born: Bacon, Lady Anne the second daughter of sir Anthony Cooke
“Tabulae perpetuae Longitudinum ac Latitudinum Planetarum, ad Meridianum Lovanierisem,” Baersius, Henry a learned printer at Louvain
Born: Baroccio, Frederic an eminent Italian artist
Born: Belleau, Remi a French poet
“Oratio de pace restituta et de fcedere sancito apud Cameracum,” Berauld, Nicholas was born at Orleans in 1475
Born: Boissard, John James a famous French antiquary
Born: Breulius, James a French antiquary
Born: Brye, Theodore De an eminent engraver
“Libro del Cortegiano” Castiglione, Balthazar an eminent Italian nobleman
Born: Faur, Guy De lord of Pibrac
“De Proportionibns, libri duo,” Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
“Cosmo-theoria libros duos complexa,” Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Born: Fonseca, Peter De a celebrated Portuguese Jesuit
Died: Fox, Richard an eminent prelate (1475–?)
Born: Fox Morzillo, Sebastian a learned Spaniard
Died: Gravina, Peter an excellent Latin poet
Born: Judex, Matthew one of the principal writers of the Centuries of Magdeburg
Born: Lotich, Peter surnamed Secundus
Born: Metkerke or Mekerchus
“Glosa sobre las obras de Juan de Mena,” Nunez, Ferdinand one of the restorers of literature in Spain
Born: Pasquier, Stephen a learned Frenchman
“De re medica libri septem,” Paulus, Ægineta a native of the island Ægina
Died: Penni, John Francis a native of Florence
“Romanae Vetustatis fragmenta, in Augusta Vindelicorum,” Peutinger, Conrad a celebrated scholar
Born: Stephanus, Henry the second of the name
“Talshoi, seu Monumentuni Stroense in Scania,” Wormius, Olaus a learned physician of Denmark
“Champ-Fleuri,” Accorso, Mariangelus a native of Aquila
“De nobilitate et ppaecelleutia fccmineisexus,declamatio,” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
“Notes upon Tacitus de situ, moribus, et populis Germanise,” Althamerus, Andrew a celebrated Lutheran minister at Nuremberg
“Cosmographia,” Apian, Peter called in German Brenkwitz
Born: Askew, Anne daughter of sir William Askew
Born: Autels, William Des a French and Latin poet
“De futuris Caroli V. successibus,” Balbi, John a Genoese Dominican
Born: Baley, Walter an English physician
“Enarrationes in quatuor libros Eneidos Virgilianse,” Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
Born: Bucholtzer, Abraham usually ranked among the German reformers
Died: Castiglione, Balthazar an eminent Italian nobleman
“De Sono Graecarum Literarum,” Ceratinus, James whose family name was Teyng
Born: Cisner, Nicholas whom we have just mentioned as the editor of Cino da Pistoia’s works
Born: Cooke, Elizabeth third daughter of sir Anthony Cooke
“Treatise on the English Sweating Sickness” Cordus, Euricius called by Melchior Adam
Died: Cuspinian, John whose German name was SpeisHammer
“Commentarius in Virgilium,” Donatus, Ælius a celebrated grammarian in the fourth century
Died: Emilius, Paulus a famous historian
Born: Epo, Boetius a celebrated lawyer
Born: Fauchet, Claude a French antiquary of great fame
“Of the. Diversity of Courts,” Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
“Vita PJiilippi a Burgundia, Episcopi Uitrajectensis,” Geldenhaur, Gerard Eobanus a learned German divine and historian
Born: Gualtehus, Rodolphus an eminent Swiss divine
Born: Joubert, Laurent a learned physician
“Ad Lutheranos jam damnatos Oratio,” Longueil, Christopher De a very elegant scholar
“Luculenta in 4 Evangelia expositiones,” Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Died: Matsys, Quintin an eminent artist
Died: Navagero, Andrew, a learned Italian scholar and poet
Born: Palestrina, John Peter Louis called by Dr
Born: Panvinius, Onuphrius a learned scholar of the sixteenth century
“De crisi et diebus criticis, eorumqufc ignis,” Paulus, Ægineta a native of the island Ægina
Born: Puttenham, George an English poet and poetical critic
“Anglorum regnum Chronicon, or Pastime of the People,” Rastall, John one of our early printers
“Epistolse,” Raulin, John a French divine
Born: Renniger, Michael or
“De Ratione Studii,” Ringelbergius, Joachim Fortius in German Sterck
“Delia Poetica,” Trissino, Johnn George an Italian poet
Born: Ursinus, Fulvius an eminent classical scholar and antiquary
Born: Zucchero, Taddeo an Italian painter
“the lady Marie’s chaplain.” Able, Thomas an English divine
“Of the Vanity of the Sciences,” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
“Encomium Historiae,” Alciati, Andrew a celebrated and learned lawyer
“Opus Epistolarum Petri Martyris Anglerii, Mediolanensis,” Anghiera, Peter Martyr D' an Italian scholar
Born: Arantius, Julius Cæesar a celebrated Italian anatomist
Born: Attendolo, Darius a military character
Born: Auger, Edmund a French Jesuit
Born: Backer, James a painter
“De compositione et usu Decretorii Pianetardm,” Baersius, Henry a learned printer at Louvain
“Dialogi ad profligandam e scholis barbariem,” Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
Born: Belleforest, Francis De a French historical compiler
“Odarum libri tres, et epigrammatum liber unus,” Beroaldo, Philip the younger
Born: Bodin, John a French lawyer
Born: Boethie, Stephen De La of Sarlat
“Catalogus illustrium Medicorum,” Brunsfels, Otho a physician of the sixteenth century
“Herbarum vivae icones, ad naturae imitationem, summa cum diligentia *et artificioefficiatae, cum effectibus earundem,” Brunsfels, Otho a physician of the sixteenth century
Born: Cagliari, Paul a celebrated artist
Born: Calfhill, James a learned divine of the sixteenth century
Died: Ceratinus, James whose family name was Teyng
Born: Chambers, David a Scotch historian
Born: Chytræus, David whose family name was Kochhafe
Born: Cooke, Katherine the fourth daughter of sir Anthony Cooke
Born: Cousin, John an eminent French artist
Born: Daneau, Lambert an eminent French protestant divine
Born: Dawes, Lancelot a learned English divine
Died: Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Dudley, Ambrose son of John duke of Northumberland
Died: Dunbar, William an eminent Scotch poet
Born: Erizzo, Sebastian a numismatical writer of considerable reputation in the sixteenth century
“The Spiritual Nosegay.” Fjsh, Simon a man who deserves some notice on account of his zeal for the reformation
“De investigatione perfect! Magisterii,” Geber, John a physician and astronomer
Died: Jocondus, John an eminent antiquary
Born: Killigrew an English name for many ingenious persons of both sexes
“Complaynt” Lindsay, Sir David an ancient Scotch poet
“You, JNlelancthon, cannot bear these disorders, and labour to have things transacted by reason, and agreeable to that spirit of calmness and moderation which your philosophy dictates. You might as well attempt to be mad with reason. Do not you see that the matter is entirely out of your power and management, and that even Christ himself forbids your measures to take place?” Luther, Martin an illustrious German divine and reformer of the church (?–1546)
Born: Melvil, Sir James a statesman and historian
Born: Mercurialis, Jerome a learned and eminent physician
“De Arte Navigandi, libri duo,” Nonius, Peter a very eminent Portuguese mathematician and physician
“L'Eclaircissement de la Language Fran9ois,” Palsgrave, John a polite scholar
“Perutilis Tractatus; sive explanatio quorundam capitulorum valde necessaria,” Parkins, John one of our early law-writers
Died: Parmentiek, John a French author and poet
Born: Pena, John a celebrated mathematician
Born: Pigna, John Baptist an Italian historian and miscellaneous writer
Died: Ponte, Francis Da one of a family of artists
Born: Saa, Emanuel a learned Portuguese Jesuit
Born: Simler, Josias a learned divine of the sixteenth century
Born: Stephanus, Robert the second of that name
Born: Turbervile, George an English poet
Born: Vignier, Nicholas king’s physician
Born: Whitgift, John archbishop of Canterbury in the reigns of queen Elizabeth and king James
“Osco, Volsco, Romanaque eloquentia interlocutoribus, dialogus ludis Romanis actus, &c.” Accorso, Mariangelus a native of Aquila
“De Occulta philosophia, libri tres,” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
“Abbatia Spiritns sancti in pura conscientia, fundata,” Alcock, John successively bishop of Rochester
Born: Ammirato, Scipio an eminent historian
“Jani Anysii Pomata et Satyrae, ad Pompeium Columnam cardinalem,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
Died: Batmanson, John a Roman catholic divine of the sixteenth century
Born: Bertram, Cornelius Bonaventure minister
“Germani Brixii, gratulatoriae quatuor ad totidem viros classissimos, &c.” Brixius, Germain a learned Frenchman
Born: Brucæus, Henry son of Gerard
“De Urbibus, Arcibus, Castellisque condendis & muniendis,” Durer, Albert an eminent engraver and painter
“Methodus apti et ponderosi generis dicendi.” Hermogenes of Tarsus
Died: Kydermynster, Richard an ecclesiastic and antiquary
“Flandricarum rerutn decas,” Meyer, James a Flemish historian of some note
Born: Morin, Peter a learned critic
Born: Noue, Francis De La surnamed Bras de Fer
“De rebus Gothorum,” Peutinger, Conrad a celebrated scholar
Born: Popham, Sir John an English lawyer of eminence
“Newe addicions treating most specially of the power of the Parlyament concernynge the Spiritualitie and the Spiritual Jurisdiction,” St. German, Christopher
Born: Sambucus, John an eminent physician
Born: Saravia, Hadrian A of Spanish extraction
Died: Stoefler, John a German mathematician
Died: Tomeo, Nicolo Leonico a learned Italian scholar
Born: Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Died: Valerianus, Pierius an ingenious and learned Italian (?–1538)
“Pro Sacerdotum barbis defensio,” Valerianus, Pierius an ingenious and learned Italian (?–1538)
Born: Valerio, Augustine a learned prelate
Born: Vatablus, Francis, an eminent Hebrew scholar
“De bello a Christianis contra Barbaros gesto, pro Christi sepulchre et Judaea recuperandis, libri quatuor,” Accolti, Benedetto an eminent lawyer and historian of the fifteenth century
Died: Accolti, Peter another of the sons of Benedetto the historian
“Antigone,” Alamanni, Luigi an eminent Italian poet (1475–1556)
Born: Alan, William cardinal priest of the Roman church
“Satyrae ad Pompeiurn Columnam cardinalem,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
“Numerandi per digitos rnanusque veterum consuetudines,” Aventin, John author of the Annals ofBavaria
Born: Baldwin, William according to Wood
Born: Bayf, John Anthony De La Neuville the natural son of the subject of the next article
Born: Dudley, Robert baron of Denbigh
“De Symmetria Partium in rectis formis Humanorum Corporum,” Durer, Albert an eminent engraver and painter
“Institutiones Geometries,” Durer, Albert an eminent engraver and painter
Died: Everard, Nicholas a very eminent lawyer
“De naturali parte Medicinsr, libri septem,” Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Born: Filippi, Bastiano of Ferrara
“Germanise Inferioris Historic,” Geldenhaur, Gerard Eobanus a learned German divine and historian
Died: Giles, Of Viterbo a learned general of the Augustines
Died: Hyperius, Gerard Andrew a celebrated Lutheran divine and professor of divinity
Born: Jodelle, Stephen a celebrated French poet
Died: Lily, William an eminent English grammarian
“De dignitate et excellentia hominis,” Manetti, Giannozzo a very learned scholar
Born: Menochius, James a native of Pavia
“L'Istorie de Firenze, dal 1494 sino al 1531,” Nardi, James an Italian historian
“Joannis Damasceni libellus de his, qui in fide dormierunt, ex Gr. in Lat. versus,” Nogarola, Lewis a learned Italian
Born: Sutton, Thomas founder of the Charter-bouse school and hospital
Born: Tolet, Francis a learned cardinal
“Castigationes Virgilianae iectionis,” Valerianus, Pierius an ingenious and learned Italian (?–1538)
Born: Xylander, William a German of great abilities and learning
Born: Adriani, Marcel sonof the preceding
Born: Adrichomius, Christian a geographer of considerable note
Died: Ægidius, Peter a lawyer
“Commentariain arteni brevem Raymundi Lulli,” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
Born: Agylæus, Henry an eminent lawyer and law writer
“Xenophon’s Cyrus,” Amaseo, Romulus the son of Gregory Amaseo
Born: Angosciola, Sophonisba an eminent Italian paintress
“Opera omnia in unum collecta,” Benedictus, Alexander a very eminent physician and medical writer of the fifteenth century
“De jurisprudentia vetere ac novitia oratio,” Berauld, Nicholas was born at Orleans in 1475
Born: Brandmuller, John the eldest of a family who have made some figure in Swisserland
“De Astrolabii compositione,” Bronchorst, John of Nimeguen
Born: Casel, John a German divine
Born: Dudith, Andrew an eminent prelate
Born: Elizabeth queen of England
Died: Enghelbrechtsen, Cornelius a celebrated painter
Born: Ercilla Y Zuniga, Don Alonzo D' a Spanish poet
“Oratio de Bello Turcis inferendo et historia de his qu;r a Venetis tentata snnt, Persis ac Tartaris contra Turcos inovendis,” Esperiente, Philip Callimachus an eminent Italian historian
Died: Fox, Edward an eminent statesman
“His Astronomy, or demonstrative work of Astrology” Geber, John a physician and astronomer
“Historia Batavica, cum appendice de vetusta Batavorum nobilitate,” Geldenhaur, Gerard Eobanus a learned German divine and historian
“De vi et natura Animalium,” Gilles, Peter a distinguished scholar and traveller
Born: Grevin, James a French poet and physician
“Euclid,” Grynæus, Simon a very learned German
“De immensa Dei misericordia,” Hervet, Gentian a learned Frenchman
“A Play between Johan the husband, Tyb the wife, and sir Johan the priest,” Heywood, John one of the oldest English dramatic writers
“A merry Play between the Pardoner and the Friar, the Curate and Neighbour Prat,” Heywood, John one of the oldest English dramatic writers
“A Play of Love,” Heywood, John one of the oldest English dramatic writers
Died: Jacobs, Lucas commonly called Lucas Van Leyden
Born: Leunclavius, John a native of Amelbrun in Westphalia
“Christ. Longolii Orationes, Epistolcc, et Vita, necnon Bembi et Sadoleti epistolse,” Longueil, Christopher De a very elegant scholar
“Lexicon Graeco-Latinum,” Longueil, Gilbert a skilful physician of the sixteenth century
“Le Miroir de l'Ame pecheresse,” Margaret Of Valois queen of Navarre (?–1549)
Born: Montaigne, Michael De an eminent French
Died: Parrhasius, Aulus Janus an eminent grammarian in Italy
Born: Pinelli, John Vincent an Italian nobleman
“Tacitus,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“An Apologye made by him, anno 1533, after he had gevhi over th' office of lord chancellor of Englande,” St. German, Christopher
“Salem and Bizance, being a dialogue between two Englishmen, one called Salem, and the other Bizance,” St. German, Christopher
“Debellation of Salem and Bizance,” St. German, Christopher
“De Republica Anglorum, or the Manner of government or police of the kingdom of England,” Smith, Sir Thomas a very learned writer and statesman (?–1577)
“Flowers for Latin speaking, selected and gathered out of Terence, and the same translated into English,” Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
“History of England,” Vergil, Polydore a writer who did not want either genius or learning
Died: Wyat, Sir Thomas a statesman and poet
Born: Zabarella, James born Sept. 5
“Commentarius-buper tres libros Feudorum,” Afflitto, Matthew an eminent lawyer
“I Riali di Francia,” Altissimo an Italian poet of the fifteenth century
Born: Aubert, William sieur de Massouignes
Died: Aventin, John author of the Annals ofBavaria
“De compositione et usu Quadrantis,” Baersius, Henry a learned printer at Louvain
“Dialogus quo rationes explicantur quibus dicendi ex tempore facultas parari potest, &c.” Berauld, Nicholas was born at Orleans in 1475
Born: Camerarius, Joachim son of the preceding
“Monition to a godly Life,” Colet, Dr. John a learned English divine (1466–1519)
“Botanologicon, sive Colloquium de Herbis,” Cordus, Euricius called by Melchior Adam
Died: Coronel, Paul a Spanish ecclesiastic
Born: Crowley, Robert a divine and poet
“S. Doleti orationes diue in Tholosam; ejusdem epistolarum hbri duo; ejusdem canninum libri duo; ad eundem epistolarum amicorum liber,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Ethryg, George or
“The New Natura Brevium,” Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
“The Book of Husbandry, very profitable and necessary for all persons,” Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
“De vera differentia Regiee Potestatis et Ecclesiastics, et quae sit ipsa veritas et virtus utriusque,” Fox, Edward an eminent statesman
Born: Fresnaye, John Vauquelin De La an early poet of France
Born: Garnier, Robert a French tragic poet
Born: Gifanius, Hubertus a learned critic and civilian
“Monardo the Tritameron of Love,” Greene, Robert an English poet and miscellaneous iter of the Elizabethan age
Born: Harpsfeld, John dean of Norwich
Born: Heere, Lucas De a painter of considerable fame
“On the unity and schism of the ancient church,” Joy, John one of the early promoters of the reformation
“The subversion of More V false foundation,” Joy, John one of the early promoters of the reformation
Born: Maldonat, John a very learned Spanish Jesuit
Died: Martens, Thierry an eminent printer
Born: Passerat, John a celebrated professor of eloquence in the royal college at Paris
Born: Philpot, John a learned English divine and martyr
“De immortalitate” Pomponatius, Peter a modern Aristotelian
Born: Possevin, Antony a learned Jesuit
Born: Rhese, John David an English physician and philologist
Born: Sadeel, Anthony one of the promoters of the reformation
“Accidentia Stanbridge,” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
“Themistii Orationes,” Trincavelli, Victor an eminent physician
“Joannes Grammaticus Philoponus,” Trincavelli, Victor an eminent physician
Born: Ursinus, Zachary one of the most celebrated Protestant divines of the 16th century
“Lecturæ super consuetudinibus Neapolitani Siciliaeque regni,” Afflitto, Matthew an eminent lawyer
“Orationes deceni: de dplici coronatione Carol! V. apud Bononiam; Ejusd. Epigram, &c.” Agrippa, Henry Cornelius a man of considerable learning (?–1535)
Born: Allori, Alexander called Bronzing
“Sylva Biblicorum nominum,” Althamerus, Andrew a celebrated Lutheran minister at Nuremberg
“Methodica dialectices ratio, adjurisprudentiam accommodata,” Apel, John a lawyer
Died: Arsenius archbishop of Monembasia
Died: Balbi, John a Genoese Dominican
“Fasciculus rerum Expetendarum et Fugiendarum,” Bennon a writer of the eleventh century
Died: Berni, Francis called by some writers Berna or Bernia
Born: Billi, James De was born at Guise in Picardy
Born: Butler, William one of the greatest physicians
Born: Cartwright, Thomas a puritan divine of great learning and eminence
“Jus Feudale,” Craig, Sir Thomas was born at Edinburgh in 1548
“Cinque priini canti del Sacripante,” Dolce, Lewis a most laborious Italian writer
“Dialogus de imitutione Ciceroniana, adversus Desiderium Erasmum pro Christophoro Longolio,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Died: Driedo, John in low Dutch Dridoens
Died: Duprat, Anthony a celebrated French cardinal
“Fasciculus rerum expetendarum et fugiendarum,” Gratius, Ortuinus a native of Holhwic in the diocese of Minister
Born: Haillan, Bernard De Girard, Lord Of a French historian
Died: Lascaris, John called Rhyndacenus
Born: Meteren, Emanuel De a protestant historian
“Observationes in Ciceronem,” Nizolius, Marius an eminent Italian scholar
“La Historia general y natural de las Indias Occidentales,” Oviedo, John Gonsales D' in Spanish Gonçalo Hermandez de Oviedo Y Valdes
Born: Rapin, Nicholas a French poet
“Livii decades tres,” Rhenanus, Beatus a very eminent scholar and editor
“Opera omnia Latina,” Sannazarius, James vernacularly Giacomo SanNazaro
Born: Stapleton, Thomas a celebrated controversialist on the side of the papists
“De re vesiiaria, de vasculis ex Bayfio excerpt.” Stephanus, Charles brother to the preceding
“Epicteti Enchiridion, cum Arriaiii comment,” Trincavelli, Victor an eminent physician
Born: Woolton, John bishop of Exeter in queen Elizabeth’s reign' (?–1594)
“Deir Istoria de' suoi tempi,” Adriani, John Baptist the son of the preceding
“Anti-Claudianus, seu de viro optimo, et in omni virtute perfecto, lib. ix. Carmine,” Alanus De Insulis surnamed the Universal Doctor
“Gr. Venice” Alexander Aphrodiseus one of the most celebrated followers of Aristotle
“Secrets,” Alexis a Piedmontese
“Exegemata in priores duos Dioscoridis de materia medica libros,” Amatus, John Roderigo Amato a Portuguese physician
“Protogenos,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
Died: Apel, John a lawyer
Born: Ayrault, Peter in Latin Ærodius
Born: Bilson, Thomas a learned writer
“Ad Petrum Histrium dialogoruni Libri,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
“De malo recentiorurn medicorum medendi usu,” Cardan, Jerom an Italian physician
Born: Cort, Cornelius a celebrated engraver
“A faithful and true Prognostication upon the Year 1548, &c.” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
Died: Decius, Philip a jurist
“Commentariorum linguce Latinse tomi duo,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Dresserus, Matthew a learned German
“Opera S. Dionysii quatuor in Latinam linguam conversa,” Erigena, John Scotus an eminent scholar of the middle age
“Virorum qui superiori nostroque steculo eruditione et doctrina illustres atque memorabiles fuerunt, Vitae,” Fichard, John was a lawyer of Frankfort on the Maine
“History of the Reformation.” Fox, Edward an eminent statesman
“A treatise behoovefull as well to preserve the people from pestilence, as to help and recover them, &c.” Gibson, Thomas a native of Morpeth in Northumberland
Born: Gratiani, Antonio Maria a learned bishop of Amelia
Born: Harpsfeld, Nicholas brother to the preceding
Died: Howard, Henry Earl of Surrey (?–1547)
Born: Howard, Charles earl of Nottingham
Born: Lambarde, William an eminent lawyer and antiquary
Born: Maffei, John Peter a learned Jesuit
Born: Magini, John-Anthony professor of mathematics in the university of Bologna
Born: Monantheuil, Henry De an able mathematical and medical writer
“Annotationes in Senecae Philosophi Opera,” Nunez, Ferdinand one of the restorers of literature in Spain
Died: Pagninus, Sanctes an Italian of great skill in Oriental languages and biblical learning
Born: Pamelius, James a learned Fleming
Died: Pellican, Conrad a learned German divine and reformer
Born: Plater, Felix an eminent physician
Died: Rastall, John one of our early printers
“Commentarius in omnes Davidis Psalmos,” Remigius Of Auxerre was a learned French Benedictine monk in the ninth century
Died: Ringelbergius, Joachim Fortius in German Sterck
Born: Smeton, Thomas a learned Scotch divine
“Vulgaria Stanbridgiana,” Stanbridge, John an eminent schoolmaster (1463–1525)
“Excerpta of Stobseus,” Stobæus, John an ancient Greek writer
“Virgil” Vergil, Polydore a writer who did not want either genius or learning
Born: Walsingham, Sir Francis an eminent statesman in the reign of queen Elizabeth
“Description of the Holy Land,” Ziegler, James a learned philosopher
Died: Æmiliani, St. Jerome a nobleman
Born: Alford, Michael whose real name is said to be Griffith
“Practica de Gattinaria,” Aquilanus, Sebastianus his true name being unknown
“Commentary on the Psalms,” Arnobius of Gaul
“The bishop’s book,” Barlowe, William a learned bishop in the sixteenth century
“Electra” Bayf, Lazarus De father to the above
“Biblicae Histories artinciossissimce depictae,” Beham, Hans an engraver of Nuremberg
“Scholia in Dialecticam Georgii Trapezuntii,” Bronchorst, John of Nimeguen
“Tabula Philosophise partitionem continens,” Bruschius, Caspar a Latin historian and poet
Died: Castaldi, Cornelius a lawyer of Italy
Born: Chopin, Rene an eminent lawyer
Born: Clavius, Chuistopher a German Jesuit
Died: Claymond, John one of the presidents of Magdalen college
“Luther’s Exposition of the 23d Psalm,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“A comfort concerning them that be dead, and howe wyfe, chyldren, and other frendes shal be comforted, the husband being dead,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“De fide ecclesise, contra Judasos,” Crispin, Gilbert abbot of Westminster in the eleventh and twelfth centuries
Born: Dante, Ignatius according to some
“Joan. Despauterii Ninivitae Commentarii Grammatici,” Despauter or Van PauteRen
“De re navali liber ad Lazarum Bayfium,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Doneau, Hugh in Latin Donellus
“Anatomise pars prior, in qua membra ad caput spectantia, recensentur, et delineantur,” Dryander, John whose real name was Eichmens
Born: Fabricius, Jerome more generally known by the name of Hieronymus Fabricius Ab Aquapendente
Born: Genebrard, Gilbert a celebrated Benedictine
“Lexicon GræcoLatinum,” Gesner, Conrad an eminent scholar
“Triumphus B. Job,” Gratius, Ortuinus a native of Holhwic in the diocese of Minister
Born: Guarino an eminent pastoral poet
Born: Horsti Us, James an eminent physician
“Annales de Republica Genoensi,” Justiniani, Augustin bishop of Nebo or Nebbio
Born: Maitland, John lord of Thirlstone
Born: Mariana, John a Spanish historian
Died: Parker, Matthew the second protestant archbishop of Canterbury (?–1575)
“Andria” Periers, Bonaventure Dbs an old French satirist
“Cymbalum mundi, en Fran9ais, contenant quatres dialogues poetiques, fort antiques, joyeux, et facetieux,” Periers, Bonaventure Dbs an old French satirist
Died: Phavorinus Favorinus
“Vinetum” Stephanus, Francis the eldest son of the preceding
“Cosmographies aliquot Descriptiones,” Stoefler, John a German mathematician
“Nova Scientia inventa,” Tartaglia, Nicholas a noted mathematician
“The comparison of the Old Learning and the New,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Died: Wakefield, Robert a learned divine in the reign of Henry VIII. was born in the north of England
Born: Wolfe, John a learned compiler
“De bello Turcis inferendo,” Agricola, George a German physician
“Trivia, sive de causis senatoriis, &c.” Alberti, Leon Baptista an eminent Italian artist
“Epistolae de religione, et epigrammata,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
Born: Arbuthnot, Alexander principal of the university of Aberdeen
Born: Baillou, William an eminent French physician and writer
Born: Baronius, Cæsar an eminent ecclesiastical writer
Born: Bersmann, Gregory a native of Germany
Born: Borromeo, Charles an eminent Romish saint and cardinal
Born: Bristow, Richard an eminent Roman catholic priest and writer in the reign of queen Elizabeth
Died: Brixius, Germain a learned Frenchman
Born: Chantereau-Le-Febure, Louis a learned French antiquary
Died: Dalechamp, James a learned French physician and indefatigable botanist
“S. Doleti Galli Aurelii Carminum libri quatuor,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Edward Vi. king of England
“Traditio DoctrinsB,” Elias, Levita a rabbi of the sixteenth century
“The Office of Sheriffs, Bailiffs of Liberties, Escheators, Constables, Coroners,” Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
Died: Gomez De Cividad Real, Alvarez a Spanish Latin poet
Born: Googe, Barnaby was a celebrated poet and translator
Born: Guagnini, Alexander a native of Verona
“Latin Poems” Hutten, Ulric De a gentleman of Franconia
Born: Kingsmill, Andrew one of the earliest puritan divines
“Deploratioun of the Deith of quene Magdalene.” Lindsay, Sir David an ancient Scotch poet
Born: Lobel a botanist
Born: Marnix, Philip De seigneur du Mont
“Pamachius Tragedia,” Naogeorge, Thomas a celebrated protestant divine
“Incendia sive Pyrgopolinices Tragedia,” Naogeorge, Thomas a celebrated protestant divine
“A History of Attila,” Olahus, Nicholas a learned prelate
Died: Olivetan, Robert a person of whose history little is known
“La Bible de l'Epee,” Olivetan, Robert a person of whose history little is known
“Georgii Pachymerae Paraphrasis in decem epistolas bead Dionysii Areopagitæ,” Pachymera, George an eminent Greek
“Commentarii in Hippocratis librum de Insomniis,” Scaliger, Juuus Caesar a very learned and eminent critic
Born: Strein, Richard baron de Schwarrenaw
“De Literarum ludis recte aperiendis liber,” Sturmius, John the Cicero of Germany
Born: Acosta, Joseph D' a celebrated Spanish author
Born: Amman, Jost a painter and engraver
“Chant Natal,” Aneau, Bartholomew a man of eminent learning in the sixteenth
Born: Blackwood, Adam professor of civil law at Poictiers
“Arithmetica,” Bronchorst, John of Nimeguen
“Commentarium Rerum Graecarum,” Bruni, Leonard a very eminent scholar and historian
“Aristotelis Priora resolutoria, &c.” Burana, John Francis a native of Verona
“Ficheide del P. Siceo (i. e Francis Maria Molza) col Commento dr Ser Agresto (Annibal Caro) sopra la prima Ficata,” Caro, Hannibal an Italian poet (?–1566)
Died: Champier, Benedict Curtius Symphorien a most voluminous medical and historical writer
“De emendanda ecclesia,” Cochlæus, John a native of Nuremberg
“Genethliacon Claudii Doleti, Stephani Doleti nlii; liber vitae communi in primis utilis et necessarius; autore patre, Lugduni, apud eundem Doletum,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Formulas Latinarum locutionum illustriorum in tres partes divisae,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Francisci Valesii, Gallorum regis, fata, ubi rein omnem celebriorem a Gallis gestam noscas, ab anno 1513 ad annum 1539,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Claudii Cotersei Turonensis de jure et privilegiismilitum libri tres, et de officio imperatoris liber unus,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Eclogues,” Eobanus, Hessus a celebrated Latin poet of Hesse
“Of the Surveying of Lands,” Fitzherbert, Sir Anthony a very learned lawyer in the reign of Henry VIII. was descended from an ancient family
“Remarks on cardinal Cajetan’s Commentaries on the Bible,” Fonseca, Anthony De a learned Dominican of Lisbon
“Pistole Vulgari,” Franco, Nicolas an Italian poet of the infamous class which disgraced the sixteenth century
Born: Gilbert, Sir Humphrey a brave officer and navigator
Died: Goclenius, Conrad a learned philologist
Born: Howard, Henry earl of Northampton
Born: Martin, Thomas an eminent civilian
“Desecanda venain Pleuritide inter Graecos et Arabes concordia,” Monardes, Nicholas a Spanish physician
“Invective against the great and detestable vice, Treason,” Morysin, Sir Richard a statesman of great learning
Born: Nancel, Nicholas De so called from the village of Nancel
“A Declaration of the 94th Psalm,” Parker, Henry, Lord Morley
Born: Pithou, Peter a French gentleman of eminence in the republic of letters
Born: Raphelengius, Francis a learned writer of the 16th century
“Api,” Ruccellai, John fourth son to the preceding
Born: Socinus, Faustus nephew of the preceding
“In partitiones Oratorias Ciceronis libri duo,” Sturmius, John the Cicero of Germany
“The Garden of Wysdome, &c. containing the sayings of princes, philosophers, &c.” Taverner, Richard a pious layman of the reigns of Henry VIII
“Commentatio Theologica, in Aphorismos dissecta, per Sebast. Gryphseum,” Wilson, Florence known in his own time
Born: Agard, Arthur a learned and industrious English antiquary
“De Pictura, prestantissima et nunquam satis laudata arte, &c.” Alberti, Leon Baptista an eminent Italian artist
Born: Alberti, Solomon the pupil of Jerome Fabricius at Padua
Died: Althamerus, Andrew a celebrated Lutheran minister at Nuremberg
Died: Alvares, Francis a Portuguese priest
“Gemisti Plethonis de gestis Gnecorum post pugnam ad Mantineam per capita tractatio duobus libris explicata, M. Antonio Antimacho interprete. Ad haec Dionysii Halicarnassei prcccepta, &c.” Antimachus, Mark-Antony one of the most celebrated Greek professors in Italy in the Sixteenth century
Born: Antoniano, Silvio a man of great learning
Died: Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
“Astronomicum Caesareum,” Apian, Peter called in German Brenkwitz
Died: Barbosa, Arius a native of Aveiro in Portugal
“Pirotecnia, nella quale si tratta non sole della diversita delle minere, ma anco di quanto si ricerca alia pratica di esse, e che s’appartienne all‘arte della fusione o getto de’ metalli,” Biringuccio, Vanucci an Italian mathematician
Born: Campian, Edmund an ingenious Roman catholic writer
Born: Ciaconius, Alphonsus a Spanish author of considerable celebrity
Born: Devereux, Walter the first earl of Essex of this name and family
“Observationes in Terentii Andriam et Eunuchum,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“La maniere de bien traduire d'une langue en une autre de la ponctuation Francoise, &c.” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Liber de imitatione Ciceroniana adversus Floridum Sabinum Responsio ad convitia ejusdem Sabini; Epigrammata in eundem,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Died: Donato, Bernardin a very learned scholar of the sixteenth century
Born: Dyer, Sir Edward a poet of the Elizabethan age
Born: Egerton, Thomas lord Ellesmere
Died: Eobanus, Hessus a celebrated Latin poet of Hesse
“Epigrammata arcuum triumphalium, Valentianis Carolo V. in ejus adventu exhibitorum,” Everard, Nicholas Grudius the third son of the preceding
“D. Basilii Moralia, et Ascetica,” Fumani, Adam an accomplished scholar and Latin poet
Born: Gilbert, William a learned physician
Born: Greenville, Sir Richard a gallant naval officer
Born: Grynæus, John James was born at Bern in 1540
Born: Jeannin, Peter a native of Burgundy
Died: Lampridius, Benedict of Cremona
“Acolastus,” Palsgrave, John a polite scholar
Died: Parmigiano, Il whose family name was Francis Mazzuoli
Born: Paruta, Paul a noble Venetian
Died: Pordenone, John Antony Licinius known by the former name
“Narratio de Libris Revolutionum Copernici,” Rheticus, George Joachim a celebrated German astronomer and mathematician
Born: Rogers, Daniel a man of considerable ability in the court of queen Elizabeth
Died: St. German, Christopher
“Capitoli” Sansovino, Francis an Italian poet and historian
Born: Scaliger, Joseph Justus son of the preceding
“The Epistles and Gospels, with a brief postill upon the same, from Advent to Low Sunday; and from Easter to Advent,” Taverner, Richard a pious layman of the reigns of Henry VIII
Died: Valdes, John a Spanish reformer of the sixteenth century
Born: Vere, Edward seventeenth earl of Oxford
Born: Vieta, Francis a very celebrated French mathematician
“Enchiridion Principis ac Magistratus Christiani,” Ægidius, Peter a lawyer
Died: Akakia, Martin professor of medicine in the university of Paris
“Historic di Bologna, deca e libro primo deca secunda sino all' anno 1253,” Alberti, Leander adominican and provincial of his order
Born: Alting, Menso the father of Henry and grandfather of James Alting
“Recueil des divers auteurs sur l'education des enfans,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
Born: Barclay, William a learned and eminent Civilian
Born: Bauhin, John his eldest son
“Dialogus de concilio,” Benavidio, Mark in Latin Marcus Mantua Benavidius
Died: Bunel, Peter an elegant Latin scholar
Died: Calcagnini, Celio a canon of the church of Ferrara
“Diarium Expeditions Scoticae,” Cecil, William lord Burleigh
Died: Cerrati, Paul a lawyer and Latin poet
Born: Ceruti, Frederick a learned philologist
Born: Charron, Peter was born at Paris in 1541
Born: Chretien, Florent a French poet
“Bibliotheca Eliotae,” Cooper, Thomas a learned English bishop
“The Olde Faithe,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“Christen State of Matrimony,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
Born: Crillon, Louis De Berthon De of an illustrious family of Italy
“De origine Turcorum,” Cuspinian, John whose German name was SpeisHammer
“Libri tres de legato, de immunitate legatorum, et de Joannis Langiachi Lemovicensis episcopi Legationibus,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Les epitres et evangiles des cinquante-deux dimanches, &,c. avec brieve exposition,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“Lexicon Chaldaicum,” Elias, Levita a rabbi of the sixteenth century
“The Castle of Health,” Elyot, Sir Thomas a gentleman of eminent learning in the reign of king Henry Vlil. and author of several works
“Sententise vere elegantes pian, sive capitula Patrum,” Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
Born: Fevardentius, Francis a Franciscan friar
Born: Fevre, Guy De Sieur De La Boderie Or Giudo Fabricius Boderianus
“On the difference between the Platonic and Aristotelian Philosophy,” Gemistus, George an eminent Greek philosopher
Born: Groto, Lewis an Italian poet
“De Bello Trojano, lib. V.” Joseph Of Exeter a writer of considerable taste and elegance
Born: Mercati, Michael a physician and naturalist
Died: Merlin, James a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
“On the Education of Ladies,” Piccolomini, Alexander archbishop of Patras
Died: Regius, Urban a name he thought proper to change
“Procli sphaeram comment.” Stoefler, John a German mathematician
Born: Stubbs, John a learned lawyer in queen Elizabeth’s reign
Born: Tossanus, Daniel a learned protestant divine
Born: Allen, Thomas an eminent mathematician of the sixteenth century
Born: Aquaviva, Claudius son to John Jerome
“Declaration of William Tolwyn,” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
Died: Barland, Adrian a learned and voluminous writer
Born: Barradas, Sebastian a Jesuit and eminent Portuguese divine
“Leges de re Rustica, et Novella Constitutio prima,” Baudouin, Francis in Latin Balduinus
Born: Bellarmin, Robert an Italian Jesuit
Born: Benci, Francis an Italian orator and poet
Died: Benivieni, Jerome a celebrated poet of Florence (1453–?)
Died: Beolco, Angelo surnamed Ruzzante
“Le Chevalier Chretien,” Berquin, Lewis De a gentleman of Artois
“De monetarum potestate simul et utilitate,” Biel, Gabriel one of the ablest scholastic divines of his time
“Commentaries on the aphorisms of Hippocrates and Galen,” Brasavola, Antonius Musa a famous physician
Born: Canterus, Willum an eminent linguist and philologer
Died: Chasseneuz, Bartholomew was born at IssyTEveque
“Commentary on the Galatians,” Claudius or
Died: Clenard, Nicholas was a native of Diest
“The Actes of the Disputation in the cowncell of the empyre, holden at Regenspurg 1” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“Miles Christianus,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
“On Confession,” Dolet, Stephen a voluminous French writer
Born: Estius, William an eminent Dutch divine of the popish persuasion
Died: Faber, John sirnamed from one of his works
“Liber Fidei,” Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
“Liber Tobijr,” Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
“Alexandri Aphrodisiensis Commentarius in primum priorum Analyticbrum Aristotelis,” Felicianus, John Beunardine a native of Venice
Died: Fonseca, Anthony De a learned Dominican of Lisbon
“Historia Plantarum,” Fuchs, Leonard an eminent German physician and botanist
“Catalogus Episcoporum Ultrajectinorum,” Geldenhaur, Gerard Eobanus a learned German divine and historian
Died: Gratius, Ortuinus a native of Holhwic in the diocese of Minister
“De humana historia, vel de singularum hominis partium cognitione,” Landus, Bassianus an Italian physician
“Macer’s Herbal practysed by Dr. Lin aero, translated out of Latin into English.” Macer, Æmilius an ancient Latin poet
Born: Mæstlinus, Michael a celebrated astronomer of Germany
Born: Mary queen of Scots
Born: Molza, Tarquinia grand-daughter to the preceding
“De Crepusculis,” Nonius, Peter a very eminent Portuguese mathematician and physician
Born: Pagit a Puritan divine
“Annotationes in Lib. Gulielmi Lilii.de Lat. Norn, generibus,” Robertson, Thomas an eminent grammarian
Died: Shepreve, John a celebrated Latin poet and linguist
“Apophthegms” Udal, Nicholas an eminent schoolmaster of the sixteenth century
Died: Vida, Marcus Hieronymus an elegant modern Latin poet and critic
“Epithetorum commentarii,” Zanchius, Basil one of the most learned men of the sixteenth century
Born: Adamson, Patrick a Scottish prelate
“Contractse ex veteribus Medicinae Tetrabiblos,” Ætius a physician of Armicla
Died: Agnolo, Baccio D' a sculptor and architect of Florence
Born: Alberti, John a German lawyer of the 16th century
“Phil. Melanch. super utraque Sacramenti specie, et de authoritate Episcoporum,” Alen, Edmond a native of Norfolk
Died: Aquilanus, Sebastianus his true name being unknown
Died: Aurogallus, Matthew a native of Bohemia
“Yet a course at the Homy she Fox,” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
Died: Bellay, William Du another brother of the preceding
“Machumetis Saraceriorum principis, ejusque successorum vitae, doctrina, ac ipse Alcoran,” Bibliander, Theodore an eminent Protestant divine
Born: Boscan, John Almogaver a Spanish poet
Born: Bunney, Francis younger brother of the preceding
“Musculorum humani corporis picturata dissectio,” Cananus, John Baptist one of the restorers and improvers of anatomy
“The Office of Servants,” Chaloner, Sir Thomas a gallant soldier
“De dormientibus in Christo,” Cheke, Sir John a learned writer of the sixteenth century
Died: Copernicus, Nicholas an eminent astronomer
Died: Eckius, John a learned divine
Died: Egmont, Lamoral Count one of the principal lords of the bow Countries
Born: Fontana, Domenick an eminent Italian architect
Died: Gibertus, John Matthew an eminent patron of literature
Born: Gordon, James a Scotch Jesuit
Born: Goulart, Simon a protestant divine
“Plutarch’s Precepts for the preservation of good health,” Hales, John a learned Englishman
Born: Hanmer, Meredith an English divine of a very mixed character
Born: Heurnius, John a celebrated physician
Born: Lesdiguieres, Francis De Bonne, Duke De peer
Died: Longueil, Gilbert a skilful physician of the sixteenth century
“Observationes in Pomponium Melam,” Nunez, Ferdinand one of the restorers of literature in Spain
“On History,” Robortello, Francis a celebrated critic in the sixteenth century
“Dictionarium Latino-Gallicum,” Stephanus, Robert the most celebrated printer of this family
Born: Still, John bishop of Bath and Wells
Born: Texeira, Joseph Peter a learned Portuguese Dominican
“The hunting of the Romish 'Fox,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
“Avium praecipuarum, quarum apud Plinium et Aristotelem mentio est, brevis et succincta historia,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
“De Humani Corporis Fabrica,” Vesalius, Andrew a celebrated anatomist and physician
Born: Zucchero, Frederico an eminent painter
Died: Arena, Anthony D' a lawyer and macaronic poet in the sixteenth century
“Toxophilus,” Ascham, Roger an illustrious English scholar (?–1568)
Died: Audley, Thomas descended of an ancient and honourable family
Born: Bancroft, Richard archbishop of Canterbury in
Born: Bartas, William De Salluste Du the son of a treasurer of France
“Origine Vitaet costumi di Dante Alighieri,” Boccaccio, John one of the most eminent Italian poets and scholars
Born: Bodley, Sir Thomas that illustrious benefactor to literature
“Obras de Boscan y Garcilaso,” Boscan, John Almogaver a Spanish poet
Born: Bus, Cæsar De founder of the society of the priests
“Remedio alia pestilente Dottrina d'Ochino,” Catharinus, Ambrose a celebrated divine of the sixteenth century
“Scholia in N. Test.” Clarius, Isidorus one of the most learned divines in the sixteenth century
Died: Cordus, Valerius son of the preceding
“Opuscula,” Curio, Cœlius Secundus of Piemont
“Dialoghi della Musica,” Doni, Anthony Francis a Florentine
“Philip’s Repertory.” Eberus, Paul one of the early reformers
Born: Fevre, Nicolas Le a very ingenious
Died: Folengo, Theophilus more known by his assumed name of Merlin Coccaio
Born: Franck but more generally called Old Francks
Died: Fumani, Adam an accomplished scholar and Latin poet
“De methoclo ac ratione studendi in jure civili libri tres,” Gribaldus, Matthew surnamed Mofa
Died: Guevara, Antony De a Spanish writer
“A present consolation for the sufferance of persecution for righteousness,” Joy, John one of the early promoters of the reformation
“Jatropologia Liber quo multa adversus Barbaros Medicos disputantur,” Ingrassias, Jon Philip an eminent physician and medical writer
“De medendi methodo,” Kaye, John a learned English physician and co-founder of Gonvil and Caius college
Died: Latome, James a learned scholastib divine of the sixteenth century
Died: Lee, Edward archbishop of York
Died: Magnus, John archbishop of Upsal
Died: Marot, Clement son of the preceding
Born: Masson, Papirius a French historical and miscellaneous writer
Died: Molza, Francis-Maria an eminent Italian and Latin poet
Died: More, Sir Thomas chancellor of England in the reign of Henry VIII. and one of the most illustrious 1Gent (?–1535)
Born: Nevile, Alexander an English poetical writer
Born: Palma, Jacob the Young
“Recueil desCEuvres de B. Desperiers,” Periers, Bonaventure Dbs an old French satirist
“The Regimen of Life,” Phaer, Thomas a Welsh physician and poet
Born: Pithou, Francis advocate to the parliament of Paris
“De orbis concordia,” Postel, William a very ingenious but visionary man
“Historiae ecclesiastics scriptores, Eusebii preparatio et demonstratio evangelica,” Stephanus, Robert the most celebrated printer of this family
“Historia de naturis herbarum, scholiis et notis vallata,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Born: Verdier, Antony, Seigneur De Vauprivas a very useful biographer and bibliographer
“Lucidario in Musica di alcune Oppenioni Antiphe e Moderne,” Aaron, Pietro who flourished in the sixteenth century (1480–1550)
“De Nativitatibus,” Abraham, Ben Chaila a Spanish rabbi
“Varipus History.” Ælian, Claudius an historian and rhetorician
“Le Richesse della Lingua Volgare,” Alunno, Francis an Italian scholar and mathematician
“Two decades of the history of Ferdinand and Isabella,” Antonius Ælius Nebrissensis was born in 1442
“Toxophilus the school of Shooting, in two books,” Ascham, Roger an illustrious English scholar (?–1568)
“Canti xi. composti del Bandello, ilelle lodi della signora Lucrezia Gonzaga,” Bandello, Matthew a celebrated Italian novelist
“Prolegomena seu prefata de jure civili,” Baudouin, Francis in Latin Balduinus
Died: Bayf, Lazarus De father to the above
“Observationes legales,” Benavidio, Mark in Latin Marcus Mantua Benavidius
Died: Berruguete, Alonzo an eminent Spanish painter
“Oracula Sybillina Gr. cum castigationibus,” Betuleius, Sixtus whose name in German was Birck
“Dialogo amoroso e rime di Giuseppe Betussi e d'altri autori,” Betussi, Joseph an Italian scholar of considerable celebrity
“De Genealogia deorum” Betussi, Joseph an Italian scholar of considerable celebrity
“Tractatus de indiciis homicidii ex proposito conmiissi, &c.” Bianchi, Mark Anthony an Italian lawyer
Born: Casserius, Julius a distinguished anatomist
“Prayers or Meditations, wherein the mind is stirred patiently to suffer all afflictions here, and to set at nought the vain prosperitie of this worlde, and always to long for the everlasting felicitee,” Catherine Parr sixth and last queen to Henry VIII. celebrated for her learning (1512–1548)
“Hist. M, T, Ciceronis, Marci filii,” Cicero, Marcus the son of Marcus Tullius Cicero
“The Defence of a certayne poore Christen Man who als shuld have beene condemned by the Popes Lawe,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“An Abridgment of Erasmus’s Enchiridion militis Christiani,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
Born: Dousa, Janus a very learned man
Born: Drake, Sir Francis one of our most distinguished naval heroes
“Ammonii Hermeae Comment, in Isagogen Porphyrii,” Felicianus, John Beunardine a native of Venice
“De vacuandi ratione, liber,” Fernel, John Francis physician to Henry II. of France
Died: Firenzuola, Angelo so called from his native city
“M. Ant. Flaminii in Librum Psalmorum brevis explanatio,” Flaminio, Mark Anthony an eminent Latin poet
“Cornarus furens,” Fuchs, Leonard an eminent German physician and botanist
“On the Investigation of the truth of Metals, and on Furnaces, with other works,” Geber, John a physician and astronomer
Born: Gerarde, John a surgeon and famous herbalist of the time of queen Elizabeth
Born: Harvey, Gabriel a caustic wit of the Elizabethan period
“Commentary on Daniel, from Melancthon,” Joy, John one of the early promoters of the reformation
Born: Junius professor of divinity at Leyden
Died: Lupset, Thomas an eminent scholar (?–1532)
“History of the Caesars,” Mexia, Peter a historian of some note in Spain
“Cicero de finibus,” Morel is the name of a family well known among the eminent French printers (1560–1638)
Born: Oleaster, Jerome a learned Portuguese Dominican of the sixteenth century
“Maniere de trailer les playes faites par harquebuses, fleches, &c.” Pare', Ambrose a French surgeon of eminence
“Council of Trent.” Pole, Reginald an eminent cardinal (?–1558)
“The lives, heroic deeds, and sayings of Gargantua and Pantagruel.” Rabelais, Francis a celebrated French wit
Born: Stanyhurst, Richard an historian
“Petrarch,” Tornasius, John the first of a family of eminent printers and booksellers
“Rescuing of the Romish Fox,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Born: Turselin, Horace a learned and indefatigable Jesuit of Rome
“Elegantiæ Grammaticæ,” Aben-Ezra -Hezer
“La Coltiva?ione,” Alamanni, Luigi an eminent Italian poet (1475–1556)
“Bucolicorum auctores,” Ammonius, Andrew a native of Lucca
“De revocatrone feudi alienati,” Anania, John D' was a lawyer of much reputation in the fifteenth century
“Collection des auteurs bucoliques,” Anysius, Janus a modem Latin poet
“The true hystorie of the Christen departynge of the reverend man D. Martyne Luther, &c.” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
“Commeiitarii in libros quatuor instituti juris civilis,” Baudouin, Francis in Latin Balduinus
“Novi Testament! Concordantia Grseca,” Betuleius, Sixtus whose name in German was Birck
Born: Beyma, Julius an eminent lawyer
Born: Bigne, Marguerin De La a priest
“Bucolicorum auctorcs,” Boccaccio, John one of the most eminent Italian poets and scholars
Died: Boccaccino, Boccaccio an artist who flourished about 1496-
Born: Bodley, Laurence a younger brother of sir Thonas Bodley
Born: Brahe, Tycho a very celebrated astronomer
Died: Calcar, John a historical and portrait painter
Born: Chaderton, Laurence first master of Emanuel-college
“De Abusu Uroscopirc,” Cordus, Euricius called by Melchior Adam
Born: Desportes, Philip a poet to whom much of the improvement of the French language is attributed
Died: Elyot, Sir Thomas a gentleman of eminent learning in the reign of king Henry Vlil. and author of several works
Born: Gerlach, Stephen a Lutheran divine
“La Couronne Marguaritique,” Maire, John Le an early French poet
Born: Matthew, Tobias an eminent English prelate
Born: Parsons, Robert in both which ways he wrote his name
Died: Pippi, Julio called more frequently Julio Romano
Born: Piscator, John a protestant German divine
Born: Pistorius, John a learned divine
Born: Querenghi, Antony a poet of Italy
Born: Rhodoman, Laurence a learned German
Born: Sprangher, Bartholomew a German painter
Born: Sylburgius, Frederic a learned German
Born: Taliacotius, Gaspar professor of medicine and anatomy in the university of Bologna
“Oratio” Tatian a writer of the primitive church
“On the illustrious ecclesiastical Writers,” Trithemius, John a celebrated abbot of the Benedictine order
“Chiliades,” Tzetzes, John a celebrated grammarian of Constantinople
Born: Vander-Linden, John Antonides a learned professor of physic at Leyden
“Compendiolo di niolti dubbj segreti et sentenze intorno il Canto-fermo e figurato,” Aaron, Pietro who flourished in the sixteenth century (1480–1550)
“Pausanias,” Amaseo, Romulus the son of Gregory Amaseo
Died: Amboise, Michael D' a miscellaneous French writer
“Heliodorus,” Amyot, James bishop of Auxerre and grand almoner of France
“Rime,” Aragon, Tullia D' a celebrated poetess of Italy
“Dialogo deli‘ infinita d’Amore,” Aragon, Tullia D' a celebrated poetess of Italy
“Maritime Dialogues” Arrivabene, John Francis of a noble family of Mantua
“A treatise of moral Philosophy,” Baldwin, William according to Wood
Born: Bales, Peter the most famous master in the art of penmanship
Born: Barneveldt, John D'Olden the celebrated Dutch statesman
Died: Bectoz, Claude De daughter of a gentleman of Dauphine
“Dramata sacra,” Betuleius, Sixtus whose name in German was Birck
“Cautelse singulares ad reorum defensam,” Bianchi, Mark Anthony an Italian lawyer
“Tractatus de compromissis faciendis inter conjunctos, et de exceptionibus impeclientibus litis ingressum,” Bianchi, Mark Anthony an Italian lawyer
Born: Bonifacio, John an eminent Italian lawyer
Died: Bonner, Edmund bishop of London
“A Treatise on the residence of Bishops,” Carranza, Bartholomew a Dominican
Born: Cervantes Saavedra, Miguel De the author of Don Quixote
“Providentia Dei,” Cheke, Sir John a learned writer of the sixteenth century
Died: Cisner, Nicholas whom we have just mentioned as the editor of Cino da Pistoia’s works
Born: Emmius, Ubbo a learned professor of Groningen
“Porphyrius de abstinentia animalium,” Felicianus, John Beunardine a native of Venice
Born: Frischlin, Nicodemus a learned critical and poetical writer of Germany
“L'Anti Machiavel,” Gentillet, Innocent a Protestant lawyer
Died: Grafton, Richard an English printer and historian
Died: Hall, Edward an English lawyer and historiographer (1500–1547)
Born: Heywood, John one of the oldest English dramatic writers
Born: Hilliard, Nicholas an English artist
“Answer to the Lord Winchester’s book, entitled A detection of the Devil’s Sophistry, &c.” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
“A Declaration of Christ and his office,” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
Born: Hospinian, Ralph a learned Swiss writer
Died: Leland, John an eminent English antiquary
Born: Lipsius, Justus a very learned critic
Born: Manutius, Aldus the younger
“Laus Asini,” Mexia, Peter a historian of some note in Spain
“Observationes in loca obscura et depravata Hist. Nat. C. Plinii, cum retractationibus quorundam locorum Geographiae Pomponii Melae, locisque aliis non paucis in diversis utriusque linguae authoribus castigatis et exposuis,” Nunez, Ferdinand one of the restorers of literature in Spain
“Rime” Parabosco, Jerome an Italian comic writer
Died: Perino Del Vaga, Otherwise Pierino Buonaccorsi one of the most distinguished scholars and assistants of Raphael in the Vatican
Died: Piombo, Sebastian Del was called also Venetiano
“Clavis absconditorum a, constitutione ixmndi,” Postel, William a very ingenious but visionary man
Died: Sabinus, George whose family name was Schalter (?–1560)
Died: Schoner, John a noted German philosopher and mathematician
Born: Snell, Rodolph a Dutch philosopher
“Andria” Stephanus, Francis the eldest son of the preceding
“Dante,” Tornasius, John the first of a family of eminent printers and booksellers
“Les Marguerites des Marguerites de la reine de Navarre,” Tornasius, John the first of a family of eminent printers and booksellers
Died: Vatablus, Francis, an eminent Hebrew scholar
Born: Whitaker, William one of the most eminent divines of the sixteenth century (?–1595)
Died: Wilson, Florence known in his own time
“De Urinis Hbri septem.” Actuarius, John
“A Christian Introduction for youth, containing the principles of our faith and religion,” Alen, Edmond a native of Norfolk
“Decisiones physionomicae,” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
“A godly Medytacyon of the Christen Soule, from the French of Margaret queen of Navarre,” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
“Poemata juvenilia,” Beza, Theodore one of the chief promoters of the Reformation
“De ratione communi omnium linguarum et litterarum commentarius,” Bibliander, Theodore an eminent Protestant divine
Born: Bocchi, Francis one of the most voluminous writers of Florence
“Primitiae,” Bradford, John one of the most eminent of the protestant divines who suffered martyrdom in the reign of queen Mary
Died: Buchanan, George a Scottish historian
“Discorsi Piacevoli,” Calmo, Andrew who was born at Venice about the year 1510
Born: Candido, Peter was an artist
Died: Capilupi, Camillus a native of Mantua
“Contradicentium Medicorum libri duo,” Cardan, Jerom an Italian physician
Died: Cortez, Gregory a learned cardinal
“Carmina quinque poetarum,” Cotta, John an elegant modern Latin poet
Born: Craig, Sir Thomas was born at Edinburgh in 1548
Died: Fagius, Paul whose German name was Buchlein
“Bibliotheca.” Gesner, Conrad an eminent scholar
“Common Prayer Book” Goodrich, Thomas an eminent English prelate
“The Union of the Houses of York and Lancaster,” Hall, Edward an English lawyer and historiographer (1500–1547)
“Atticae linguae interpres facilis, disertus, aptus.” Harpsfeld, Nicholas brother to the preceding
Died: Hotman, Fuancis in Latin Hototnanus
“Lexicon Graeco-Latinum,” Junius, Adrian a learned Hollander
“Paraphrase on St. Mark,” Kay, Thomas the antagonist of Dr
“An^lorum Regum Chronices Epitome,” Lily, William an eminent English grammarian
Born: Marcilius, Theodora a learned German critic
Born: Pareus, David a celebrated divine of the reformed religion
Died: Placentinus, Peter is said to have been the real name of a German author
Born: Procaccini, Julius Cæsar an eminent artist
“The Urinal of Physic, and the Judicial of Urines,” Recorde, Robert a learned physician and mathematician
“A declaration of the twelve articles of the Christen faythe, &c.” Regius, Urban a name he thought proper to change
“The Olde Learnyng and the New compared, &c.” Regius, Urban a name he thought proper to change
“Epistola exhortatoria missa ad Nobilitatem ac Plebem universumque populum regni Scotiae, Lond.” Seymour, Edward duke of Somerset
“Institutiones Chris, tiana?,” Soto, Peter a contemporary of the preceding
Born: Sparke, Thomas a puritan divine of considerable note
Born: Suarez, Francis a Spanish Jesuit
“Names of Herbes, in Greek, Latin, English, Dutch and French,” Turner, William a very eminent naturalist and divine
Born: Van Mander, Charles another eminent artist
“Alciati’s emblems translated,” Aneau, Bartholomew a man of eminent learning in the sixteenth
“Geomantia,” Apono, Peter a physician and astrologer
“The Canticles or Balades of Solomon, phraselyke declared in English metres,” Baldwin, William according to Wood
“A Dialogue or Communycacyon to be had at a table between two chyldren gathered out of the Holy Scriptures, by John Bale for his two yonge sonnes, Johan acid Paule,” Bale, John in Latin Baleus or Balæus
“Gemma Ecclesiastica,” Barry, Girald usually called Giraldus Cambrensis
“Trium poetarurn elegantissimorum, Porcelii, Basinii, et Trebanii Opuscula nunc primum edita,” Basin of Parma
“Cynogeticon,” Bodin, John a French lawyer
Died: Bomberg, Daniel a celebrated printer of the sixteenth century
Born: Broughton, Hugh a divine of great eminence for his extensive knowledge in Hebrew and rabbinical learning
“De omnibus totius Germanise Episcopatibus Epitome, &c.” Bruschius, Caspar a Latin historian and poet
Died: Calvin, John one of the chief reformers of the church (?–1564)
“Moriae Encomium,” Chaloner, Sir Thomas a gallant soldier
Died: Chamber, John a learned physician in the sixteenth century
“The true subject to the rebel*” Cheke, Sir John a learned writer of the sixteenth century
“De actis et scriptis Lutheri,” Cochlæus, John a native of Nuremberg
Born: Coke, Sir Edward lord chief-justice of England
Died: Colocci, Angelo in Latin Angelus Colotius
“The second volume of the Paraphrase ef Erasmus on the New Testament,” Coverdale, Miles the pious and learned bishop of Exeter in the reign of Edward VI. was born in Yorkshire in 1487 (?–1568)
“An Oration at the conclusion of the same;” Cox, Richard a learned English bishop (?–1581)
Born: Craig, Nicholas Cragius
“Rime Maritime,” Franco, Nicolas an Italian poet of the infamous class which disgraced the sixteenth century
Born: Garzoni, Thomas an Italian writer of some note
“La Circe,” Gelli, John Baptist an eminent Italian writer
Born: Gibbons, Richard a learned English Jesuit
Born: Godefroi, Denys an eminent lawyer
Born: Gorlæus, Abraham an eminent antiquary
“Lesson of the Incarnation of Christ,” Hooper, John an eminent prelate and martyr
Died: Hospital, Michel De L' chancellor of France
“Concordia Evangelica,” Jansenius, Cornelius a learned Flemish prelate (?–1576)
Died: Major, John a scholastic divine and historian
Born: Mornay, Philip De lord of Plessis Marly
“Apostolicae Institutiones in parvum libellum collectse.” Nogarola, Lewis a learned Italian
“Loci Theologici,” Perion, Joachim a learned doctor of the Sorbonne
“The Long Way,” Pisan, Christina De an Italian by birth
“Targum of Jonathan, son of Uziel, on Jeremiah,” Quinquarboreus or
Born: Rainolds, John one of the most learned and eminent divines of the sixteenth century
“The Ground of Arts, teaching the perfect worke and practice of Arithmeticke, both in whole numbers and fractions, after a more easie and exact forme then in former time hath beene set forth,” Recorde, Robert a learned physician and mathematician
Born: Savile, Sir Henry a most learned man
Died: Sternhold, Thomas an English poet and psalmodist
Born: Tabourot, Stephen a French author
“The History of Italy,” Thomas, Wilmam a learned writer of the sixteenth century
“Of the vanity of the World,” Thomas, Wilmam a learned writer of the sixteenth century
Born: Ziegler, James a learned philosopher