Beatus (disambiguation)
Beatus (lat. The blessed) refers to the following people:
- Beatus , "Apostle of Switzerland"
- Beatus of Vendôme , French saint, " Bienheuré "
- Beatus of Amiens , French saint, 5th century
- St. Beatus of Trier 6th / 7th century;
- Beatus von Liébana , Spanish saint, 8th century
- Beatus von Passau († 753/754), Bishop of Passau
- Beatus von Honau , abbot of the Honau monastery near Strasbourg in the 8th century.
Beatus is the first name of
- Beatus Murner (* 1492; † between 1513 and 1526), German printer
- Beatus a Porta (1530–1590), Roman Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Chur
- Beatus Rhenanus (1485–1547) German humanist
- Beatus Rhenanus , pseudonym of the German philologist Theodor Birt
- Beatus II. Von Schauenburg (1493–1500), abbot of Gengenbach Abbey
- Beatus Widmann (* around 1476; † 1551), German lawyer and diplomat
Beatus is the ( Latinized ) family name of
- Johannes Saliger / Johann Beatus or Seliger († after 1577), radical Lutheran theologian and main figure in the Saliger dispute named after him.
- Georg Beatus (1580 – after 1632 (?)), Printer, proofreader and translator
- Romanus Beatus († 1600), printer and bookseller's assistant
Beatus also denotes
- Beatus (book illumination) , a mostly illustrated manuscript containing the commentary on the apocalypses by Beatus of Liébana.
- Beatus , more often Beatus vir , (alluding to Psalm 1,1) the name of sacred pieces of music, for example from KV 339 by Mozart
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