Johannes von Goch (d. 1475), a theologian, argued to have been a precursor to the Protestant Reformation. Raymond Peraudi (d. 1505), a Cardinal and Papal legate. Huan Blackleach (d. 1509), held the episcopal post of Bishop of Sodor and Man. Ambrogio Calepino (d. 1510), a notable lexicographer. Dietrich Coelde (d. 1515), known for producing one of the first catechisms in German, became a Franciscan. Giacomo Filippo Foresti (d. 1520), a Biblical commentator and chronicler. Bernard André (d. 1522), a poet in the court of Henry VII of England. Aegidius of Viterbo (d. 1532), a Cardinal, Bishop of Viterbo, theologian, orator, poet and Humanist scholar. Bartholomaeus Arnoldi (d. 1532), a theologian and an opponent of the Protestant Reformation. Felix Pratensis (d. 1539), a proselytiser to the Jews. Martin Luther (d. 1546), a theologian and a seminal figure in the Reformation Johannes Hoffmeister (d. 1547), a theologian and an opponent of the Protestant Reformation. Girolamo Seripando (d. 1563), a Cardinal, a reformer of the Order, and a prominent figure in the Council of Trent. Onofrio Panvinio (d. 1568), a notable historian and antiquary. Martín de Rada (d. 1578), a missionary to China and the Philippines. Alonso Gutiérrez (d. 1584), a student of the School of Salamanca and advocate of human rights in the Americas. Caspar Casal (d. 1587), Bishop of Coimbra Luis de León (d. 1591), a notable poet, theologian, and academic. Juan de la Anunciación (d. 1594), a missionary to the Americas. Aleixo de Menezes (d. 1617), Archbishop of Goa and Viceroy of Portugal. Juan González de Mendoza (d. 1618), a bishop and an historian of China. Angelo Rocca (d. 1620), titular Bishop of Tagaste and Papal sacristan, known for founding the Angelica Library, which became the Augustinians' public library in Rome, and for his liturgical and archaeological research. Gregorio Nuñez Coronel (d. 1620). Cornelius Lancilottus (d. 1622), a spiritual writer and biographer of St Augustine. Ferrante Pallavicino (d. 1644), a controversial writer and satirist. Joachim Brulius (d. after 1652), a historian who wrote on the Christianisation and colonisation of Peru, and wrote a history of China. Antonio de la Calancha (d. 1684), an anthropologist of the peoples of South America. Payo Enríquez de Rivera (d. 1684), a missionary, Bishop, and administrator within the Americas. John Skerrett, a missionary to the Americas. Henry Noris (d. 1704), a Cardinal, ecclesiastical historian and theologian. Accused of advocating Jansenism. Casimiro Díaz (d. 1746), a