** Jean Hotman, Marquis de Villers-St-Paul, French diplomat ( d. 1636 )

The stone overmantels are a conflation of two designs by Inigo Jones and contain mythological paintings by Jean Baptiste Monnoyer ( 1636 – 99 ) and the Venetian painter Sebastiano Ricci who also carried out commissions at Burlington House in Piccadilly.

* Jean Caylar d ' Anduze de Saint-Bonnet, Marquis of Toiras ( 1585 – 1636 ), Marshal of France in 1630.

Jean Hotman, Marquis de Villers-St-Paul ( 1552 – 26 January 1636 ) was a French diplomat.

In 1584 Gentili and Jean Hotman ( 1552 — 1636 ) were asked by the government to advise on the treatment of Spanish ambassador Bernardino de Mendoza ( about 1540 – 1604 ), who had been implicated in the so-called Throckmorton plot against Queen Elizabeth I. Hotman was the son of the French law professor François Hotman ( 1524 – 1590 ) and — like Gentili — a lawyer trained on the continent who had come to England for religious reasons.

His Expositiones terminorum legum Angliae ( in French, translated into English, 1527 ; reprinted 1629, 1636, 1641, & c., as Les Termes de la Ley ), and The Abbreviacion of Statutis ( 1519 ), of which fifteen editions appeared before 1625, are the best known of his legal works.

In 1636 he issued his famous Paraphrase upon the Psalms and Hymns dispersed throughout the Old and New Testaments ; and he translated Christ's Passion from the Latin of Grotius ; and in 1641 he brought out his last work, a Paraphrase of the Song of Songs.

* De Resurrectione Mortuorum, Book III 1636-written originally in Spanish but later translated into Latin, 1636

The current on-line edition of the OED ( Draft Revision September 2008 ) gives as first occurrence in English a work by Gideon Harvey ( 1636 / 7-1702 ): Archelogia philosophica nova ; or, New principles of Philosophy.

In this connection, his best known work is Traité de l ' harmonie universelle ( also referred to as Harmonie universelle ) of 1636, dealing with the theory of music and musical instruments.

However, they were unable to find a suitable contractor to carry out the work, and failed to reach agreement on terms with David Cecil in 1636, and two other potential contractors after that.

The work on the Old Bedford River was financed by the Earl of Bedford and several other investors and was undertaken between 1630 and 1636, but the supervising engineer is not known.

The fourth and fifth parts of his dramatic works ( 1635 and 1636 ) each contain twelve plays ; the haste with which these five volumes were issued indicates the author's desire to save some part of his work from destruction, and the appearance of his " nephew "' s name on the title-pages of the last four volumes indicates his desire to avoid conflict with the authorities.

The succeeding missions progressed slowly due to inaccessible terrain and limited manpower ; hence, the Augustinians abandoned their missionary work in 1636, maintaining only the mission in Bongabon.

" Nathaniel Ward, an assistant pastor in town from 1634 to 1636, wrote the first code of laws for Massachusetts and later published the religious / political work, The Simple Cobbler of Aggawam in America in England.

The work was completed by John Webb in 1636, but this theatre was destroyed by the Great Fire ( 1666 ).

It was at the Academy in 1636 that Cortona and Andrea Sacchi were involved in theoretical controversies regarding the number of figures that were appropriate in a painted work.

Hortus indicus malabaricus was the oldest regional flora for any part of the world and was published in India in the 18th century by the Dutch East India Company through the work of Hendrik van Rheede ( 1636 – 1691 ).

The work was completed in August 1636 and two manuscript copies of the annals were made.

The aetite appears in a Spanish work on natural magic by Hernando Castrillo, first published in 1636.

His last work was a eulogistic biography of Lope de Vega in the Fama póstuma ( 1636 ).

In 1635 and 1636 his forays extended into Lorraine and Luxembourg, after which he projected an expedition into the heart of France.

The 1636 punitive attack on Lamay Island in response to the killing of the shipwrecked crews of the Beverwijck and the Golden Lion ended ten years later with the entire aboriginal population of 1100 removed from the island including 327 Lamayans killed in a cave, having been trapped there by the Dutch and suffocated in the fumes and smoke pumped into the cave by the Dutch and their allied aborigines from Saccam, Soulang and Pangsoya.

The " displacement scenario " is more likely rooted in the older customs of many Plains groups to withdraw into the foothills during headhunting season or when threatened by a neighboring village as observed by the Dutch during their punitive campaign of Mattou in 1636 when the bulk of the village retreated to Tevoraan (; ; ).

The final large reception room on the first floor is the Hondecoeter Room ( 16 ), so named because of the three huge oil paintings by Melchior d ' Hondecoeter ( 1636 – 1695 ), depicting scenes of birds in courtyards, which are fitted into the neo-Carolean panelling.

In 1636 the house was bought by another professor of the Zamość Academy, Andrzej Abrek who turned it into a splendid edifice with an arcaded portal, triangular top and three stone doors in the hallway.

The issue of a third writ of ship money on 9 October 1636 made it evident that the ancient restrictions, which limited the levying of the tax to the maritime parts of the Kingdom and to times of war ( or imminent national danger ), had been finally swept away, and that the King intended to convert it into a permanent and general form of taxation without parliamentary sanction.

Under the dynastic laws after 1636, all Han Chinese in the banner system were forced to wear a queue and dress in Manchurian qipao instead of traditional Han Chinese clothing ( 剃发易服 ), under penalty of death ( along with the July 1645 edict ( the " haircutting order ") that forced all adult Han Chinese men to shave the front of their heads and comb the remaining hair into a queue, on pain of death ).

In 1626 Worm published his Fasti Danici, or " Danish Chronology ," containing the results of his researches into runic lore ; and in 1636 Runir seu Danica literatura antiquissima, " Runes: the oldest Danish literature ," a compilation of transcribed runic texts.

It was introduced into Britain in 1636.

In 1636, Roger Williams and companions at the foundation of Rhode Island entered into a compact binding themselves " to be obedient to the majority only in civil things ".

The second Manchu invasion of Korea occurred in 1636, when the Manchu Qing Empire brought Korea's Joseon dynasty into submission.

Roger Williams, a dissatisfied member of the Plymouth Colony, moved into the area around the year 1636.

The level of anxiety in the town became so great that, in 1636, the Bishop of Bath and Wells presided over a Royal Commission to inquire into the matter.

Saint Peter's Complaint proved even more popular than Mary Magdalen's Funeral tears ; it went into fourteen editions by 1636.

In 1636, the Mughal possessions in Dakhin ( Deccan ) were divided into 4 Subahs.

In 1636, the southern portion of Elizabeth River Shire became New Norfolk County, and was divided in 1637 into Upper and Lower Norfolk Counties.

* Henry Blount, A Voyage into the Levant ( 1636 ), Amsterdam 1977.

While Harvard traces its origins to 1636, the Faculty of Arts and Sciences only came into existence in the late nineteenth century.

Born in Węgrzynowice ( now in Tomaszów Mazowiecki County ) in 1636, into a minor szlachta family, he attended a Jesuit school.

From this original shire ( or county ), in 1636 New Norfolk County was formed, soon divided into Upper and Lower Norfolk counties.

From this original shire ( or county ), in 1636, New Norfolk County was formed, which was divided again into Upper and Lower Norfolk counties in 1637.