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The following pages link to Participants (present involved) (P133):
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- August Friedrich Pott, Johann Tobias Pott and Johann Heinrich Pott were seized by the Spirit and took over the group of the Inspired with Maria Elizabeth Matthes, Halle, 1714 (Q257111) (← links)
- Elizabeth Maria Matthes is forced to leave Halle, spring 1714 (Q257112) (← links)
- Elizabeth Maria Matthes and the Pott brothers are joined by Dorothea Sophia and Franziska Sophia Louysa on the way to Berlin, Halberstadt, 1714 (Q257113) (← links)
- The Pott brothers meet the cofounders of the Communities of True Inspiration, Marienborn, October 1714 (Q257114) (← links)
- Philippe de Gentil, Marquis de Langallerie, converts to Protestantism, Frankfurt a. Oder, 19 July 1711 (Q257116) (← links)
- Charles Hector St George, Marquis de Marsay starts following the teachings of Antoinette Bourignon, 1711 (Q257117) (← links)
- Charles Hector St George, Marquis de Marsay, Cordier and François Baratier withdraw from worldly life, Schwarzenau (Q257118) (← links)
- François Baratier persuades Charles Hector St George, Marquis de Marsay and Cordier to start living a Quietist life in Schwarzenau, 1711 (Q257121) (← links)
- The French Prophet Nicolas Fatio de Duilliers corresponds with Sir Robert Sutton (Q257122) (← links)
- Cordier and his wife attempt to travel to Jerusalem on a divine mission, 1712 (Q257123) (← links)
- The French Prophet Elie Marion announces the conversion of the Jews, London 1706 (Q257124) (← links)
- Cordier attempts to become a saint (Q257127) (← links)
- French Prophet Matthieu Boissier visits the Pietist theologian August Hermann Francke, Glaucha, 1710 (Q257128) (← links)
- French Prophets visit August Hermann Francke (1663-1727), Glaucha, 1711 (Q257129) (← links)
- Second mission of the French Prophets, 1 June 1712-1714 (Q257130) (← links)
- First mission of French Prophets to Germany, 23 July 1711-mid-December 1711 (Q257131) (← links)
- French Prophets are excommunicated by the Huguenot consistory, London, March 1707 (Q257133) (← links)
- French Prophets are taken to court by the Huguenot ministry, London, May 1707 (Q257134) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive back in London, mid-December 1711 (Q257135) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Berlin, 23 July 1711 (Q257136) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Coburg, 4 September 1711 (Q257137) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Constantinople, 16 August 1713 (Q257138) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Erlangen, 7 September 1711 (Q257139) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Leipzig, 16 August 1711 (Q257140) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in London, between June and September 1706 (Q257141) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Ratisbon, 7 October 1711 (Q257142) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Schwabach, 29 September 1711 (Q257143) (← links)
- French Prophets arrive in Stockholm to prophesy to Charles XII , July 1712 (Q257144) (← links)
- French Prophets establish their first continental base in Holland, 1709 (Q257145) (← links)
- French Prophets fail in resurrecting one of their members, the late Dr Thomas Emes, English countryside, 25 May 1708 (Q257146) (← links)
- French Prophets stay in Halle, 25 May 1713-24 June 1713 (Q257147) (← links)
- French Prophets stay in Nuremberg, between 14 and 28 September 1711 (Q257148) (← links)
- French Prophets travel from Rome to London, February 1714 (Q257149) (← links)
- The last French Prophets' mission was announced by Mary Keimer and a few English followers to Pennsylvania, 1718 (Q257150) (← links)
- French Prophets complete their mission, Vienna, 24 October 1711 (Q257151) (← links)
- Practice laboratory: Handling data collaboratively: FactGrid, a Wikibase platform for historians, 2021-07-05 (Q257219) (← links)
- Camisard rising, Cévennes, 1702-1710 (Q265870) (← links)
- Durand Fage, Jean Cavalier and Elie Marion receive the support of Jean Daudé, Charles Portalès and Nicolas Fatio de Duillier, London, summer and autumn 1706 (Q265871) (← links)
- Elie Marion delivers apocalyptic warnings with the goal of raising a Huguenot regiment to rekindle the rebellion in the Cévennes, London, autumn 1706 (Q265872) (← links)
- Nicolas Fatio de Duilliers, Jean Daudé and Charles Portalès compile Elie Marion's prophecies, London, September 1706 (Q265873) (← links)
- François-Maximilien Misson collects refugees' testimonies about the prophets' miraculous gifts in the Cévennes, London, winter 1706-1707 (Q265875) (← links)
- Huguenot rioters assault the Camisards and their British followers, London, April 1707 (Q265878) (← links)
- The Camisards and Philadelphians merge into the French Prophets, London, circa May 1707 (Q265880) (← links)
- Early French Prophet assemblies are held at the house of Philadelphian Rebecca Critchlow, London, from 28 May 1707 (Q265881) (← links)
- People with different theological backgrounds join the French Prophets, London, from summer 1707 (Q265882) (← links)
- People with different socio-economic backgrounds join the French Prophets, London, from summer 1707 (Q265883) (← links)
- French Prophets attract the attention of eminent spectators (Q265884) (← links)
- Elie Marion, Nicolas Fatio de Duilliers and Jean Daudé are found guilty of blasphemy and seditious libel, London, 4 July 1707 (Q265885) (← links)
- Elie Marion, Nicolas Fatio de Duilliers and Jean Daudé are exposed on the scaffold for two days, London, 1-2 December 1707 (Q265886) (← links)
- Influential voices of the period take part in the pamphlet war on religious enthusiasm sparked by the French Prophet's expansion (Q265888) (← links)