Juriéu, PIERRE (1637-1713), a French Protestant divine, studied at Sedan and Saumur, received Episcopal ordination in England, and after some years of the pastorate, became professor at Sedan. On the revocation of the Edict of Nantes (1685) he became pastor of the Walloon church at Rotterdam, where till his death he busied himself in interpreting the Apocalypse and in defending the Protestant faith alike against Arnould, Bossuet, and Bayle.
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