Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "Christopher Angelus (died 1638), was a native of the Peloponnesus, who was persecuted by the Ottoman governor of Athens. Having been released from prison at the request of some of the town's leaders, he sailed in an English ship for Yarmouth in 1608. The clergy of Norwich received him hospitably, and he was sent by the bishop to Trinity College, Cambridge. He moved, for the sake of his health, to Oxford in 1610, where he studied in Balliol College, read Greek with the younger students, and died 1 February 1638, leaving the character of ‘a pure Grecian and an honest and harmless man.’"@en }
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- Christopher_Angelus abstract "Christopher Angelus (died 1638), was a native of the Peloponnesus, who was persecuted by the Ottoman governor of Athens. Having been released from prison at the request of some of the town's leaders, he sailed in an English ship for Yarmouth in 1608. The clergy of Norwich received him hospitably, and he was sent by the bishop to Trinity College, Cambridge. He moved, for the sake of his health, to Oxford in 1610, where he studied in Balliol College, read Greek with the younger students, and died 1 February 1638, leaving the character of ‘a pure Grecian and an honest and harmless man.’".
- Q5111858 abstract "Christopher Angelus (died 1638), was a native of the Peloponnesus, who was persecuted by the Ottoman governor of Athens. Having been released from prison at the request of some of the town's leaders, he sailed in an English ship for Yarmouth in 1608. The clergy of Norwich received him hospitably, and he was sent by the bishop to Trinity College, Cambridge. He moved, for the sake of his health, to Oxford in 1610, where he studied in Balliol College, read Greek with the younger students, and died 1 February 1638, leaving the character of ‘a pure Grecian and an honest and harmless man.’".