1983 Martinus A Jansen, bishop of Rotterdam (1956-70), dies at 77
1977 Frank Martinus Arion forms Surinamese Writers group 77
1958 Martinus Ballings, Flemish jesuit/author (Vocation), dies at 93
1953 Martinus Nijhoff, Dutch poet/linguist (spelling), dies at 58
1953 Martinus Nijhoff, Dutch poet/interpreter/linguist, dies at 58
1953 Martinus Nijhoff, Dutch poet/translator (spelling), dies at 58
1936 Frank Martinus Arion, [F Efraim M], Antilles, writer, Double Play
1927 Martinus J Mentz, South African MP, Conservative
1905 Martinus A Jansen, Bishop of Rotterdam, 1956-70
1905 Martinus W van AA Meerbeke, head-editor (Time), dies at 75
1899 Roel [Martinus F] Houwink, Dutch literary, 1 Man Without Character
1894 Martinus Nijhoff, founder Nijhoff's book publisher (Van Dale), dies
1894 Martinus Nijhoff, poet/interpreter/linguistic, spelling
1879 Jacobo Conrad, [Coco Lepol/Elias Martinus], Curacaos composer
1865 Martinus Ballings, Flemish jesuit/author, Will Power
1860 Martinus J Niewindt, bishop on Curaeao (christened slaves), dies at 63
1837 Martinus van Marum, chemist/physicist (giant salamander), dies at 87
1830 Martinus W van der Aa, author/Dutch head-editor, The Time
1826 Martinus Nijhoff, founder Nijhoff's book/publisher, Van Dale
1796 Martinus J Niewindt, bishop of Curacao, christen slaves
1750 Martinus van Marum, Dutch chemist/physicist, Homo Diluvii Testus
1639 Martinus de Porres, Peru saint (patron of social justice), dies at 69
1608 Martinus A del Rio, Spanish lawyer historian/theologist, dies
1569 Martinus de Porres, Peru, saint, patron of social justice
1551 Martinus A del Rio, Spanish/South Netherlands lawyer/historian/theologist
1431 Martinus V, [Oddo Colonna], Italian Pope, dies
1428 Pope Martinus V declares Jacoba van Beierens marriage invalid
1425 Pope Martinus V forms University of Leuven
1420 Pope Martinus I calls for crusade against the hussieten
1417 Oddo Colonna elected as Pope Martinus V
1285 Martinus IV, [Simon de Brion], Pope (1281-85), dies
1282 Pope Martinus IV excommunicates king Pedro III of Aragonorth
1281 Simon de Brion elected Pope Martinus IV
942 Alberic nominates Pope Marinus II (Martinus III)
884 Marinus I, [Martinus II], Pope (882-84), dies
655 Martinus I, bannished Pope (649-53), dies
654 Pope Eugene I elected to succeed Martinus I
649 Pope Martinus I elected to succeed Theodore I
397 Martinus, (St. Maarten), Roman bishop of Tours, dies at about 81
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