Nicolai, Antonius (16th century)
Antonius Nicolai (Anthonys Claesz) of Wasenaar was a Reformed minister of Workum, Leeuwarden, and Stiens in Friesland, Netherlands. He retired in 1599. Nicolai was an opponent of the Mennonites; in 1583 he wrote a book, De magistrate of van den Overheyt, which was repeatedly discussed in the Reformed synods of Friesland.
Bibliography
Doopsgezinde Bijdragen (1911): 42.
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