Nicholas of Cusa (2735 bytes)
1: ...mage:Nicholas_of_Cusa.jpg|right|thumb|Nicholas of Cusa]]
2: ...mund's capitulation in 1464 came a few days after Nicholas's death at [[Todi]] in [[Umbria]].
4: ...f Learned Ignorance) and ''De Visio Dei'' (Vision of God).
6: ...pts of the infinitesimal and of relative motion. Cusa was the first to use concave [[lens]]es to correc...
8: ...tance to: it still stands, and serves the purpose Nicholas intended for it, as a home for the aged.

Nicholas II (158 bytes)
1: '''Nicholas II''' can refer to:
3: *[[Pope Nicholas II]]
4: *[[Nicholas II of Russia|Tsar Nicholas II of Russia]]

Nicholas I (262 bytes)
1: '''Nicholas I''' can be:
2: * [[Pope Nicholas I]]
3: ...sia|Nicholas I]], [[Tsar]] of [[Russia]] and King of [[Poland]]
4: ...atriarch of Constantinople|Patriarch]] Nicholas I of [[Constantinople]]

Nicholas (597 bytes)
1: ...mon male name in US, comprising of roughly 0.275% of the population.
3: Some notable people called Nicholas are:
5: * [[Nicholas I of Russia]]
6: * [[Nicholas II of Russia]]
7: * [[Saint Nicholas]] or [[Santa Claus]]

Nicholas Bullingham (830 bytes)
1: ...olas Bullingham''' (or Bollingham) was a [[Bishop of Worcester]].
3: ...ford University]]. In [[1543]] he became a Fellow of [[All Souls College, Oxford]]. He then gained his...
5: ...]] and finally returned to his old city as Bishop of Worcester until his death in [[1576]]. Whilst at ...

Nicholas of Lynne (765 bytes)
1: ...hat appears on 16th century maps of the coastline of northern Canada long before its documentation by ...
4: ...d Hakluyt]] - (1552? - 1616) states that Nicholas of Lynne made a voyage to the lands near the North P...

Nicholas Williams (5045 bytes)
1: ...[[London]], [[United Kingdom|UK]]), writing as '''Nicholas Williams''' or sometimes '''N.J.A. Williams''', i...
3: ...Oxford]]. After short periods in the universities of [[Belfast]] (where he received his PhD) and [[Liv...
5: ...ich he contributed chapters on the Irish dialects of [[Leinster]] and on [[Manx language|Manx]].
7: ...d his ''Testament Noweth'', a Cornish translation of the [[New Testament]] from the original [[Greek l...
9: ...tion is to be published by the [[National Library of Wales]] in 2004.

Nicholas Hammond (594 bytes)
1: ...en he made his first movie appearance in ''[[Lord of the Flies]]''.
3: ... von Trapp in the [[1965]] megahit, ''[[The Sound of Music]]''. After making the transition from juven...
5: ...Hammond starred in the brief weekly TV adaptation of ''The Amazing [[Spider-Man]]''.
9: [[Category:1950 births|Hammond, Nicholas]]

Nicholas Daniel (386 bytes)
1: ...d Conducting at the [[Indiana University]] School of Music from 1997 to 1999.
3: [[Category:Oboists|Daniel, Nicholas]]

Nicholas Clegg (559 bytes)
1: ...iberal Democrats (UK)|Liberal Democrat]] [[member of the European Parliament]] for the [[East Midlands...
3: He is the [[Parliament of the United Kingdom|Parliamentary]] Prospective Ca...
6: *[http://www.nickclegg.org/ Official site]
10: [[Category:1967 births|Clegg, Nicholas]]

Grant Nicholas (850 bytes)
1: ...]]mers [[Jon Lee]] and later [[Mark Richardson]], Nicholas has achieved success in the [[United Kingdom]] an...
3: ...gether in London in 1995 when South Walians Grant Nicholas and Jon Lee decamped to London and found bassist ...
6: public for the first time at the age of 11, and gained 4 'O' levels, including
9: Nicholas wrote the album ''Comfort In Sound'' as a tribute...

Nicholas I of Montenegro (2539 bytes)
1: ...arch 2]], [[1921]]) was the only [[monarch|king]] of [[Montenegro]], reigning as a king from [[1910]] ...
3: ...cognised by all other countries at the [[Congress of Berlin]] in [[1878]] and in the succeeding decade...
5: ...ith other south Slav lands, to form the [[Kingdom of Serbs, Croats and Slovenes]], which was renamed [...
7: ...gs, giving Nikola the nickname "the father-in-law of Europe".
11: |width = 40% align = center|[[Rulers of Montenegro]]

Nicholas Katzenbach (1931 bytes)
1: '''Nicholas deBelleville Katzenbach''' (born [[January 17]], ...
5: ...956]], and a professor of law at the [[University of Chicago]] from [[1956]] to [[1960]].
7: ... 2]], [[1966]]. He also served as Under-Secretary of State from [[1966]] to [[1969]].
14: ...[[United States Attorney General|Attorney General of the United States]]
19: [[Category:1922 births|Katzenbach, Nicholas]]

Nicholas Yonge (1128 bytes)
1: ...iving in England, which explains the large number of his compositions in the book; he was relatively u...
3: ...e Second Booke of Madrigalles, ... translated out of Sundrie Italian Authors''). Composers such as [[...
5: [[Category:1560 births|Yonge, Nicholas]]
6: [[Category:1619 deaths|Yonge, Nicholas]]

Nicholas Metropolis (702 bytes)
1: '''Nicholas Constantine Metropolis''' ([[June 11]], [[1915]] ...
13: ...tantine (1915-1999)] ''(at Eric Weisstein's World of Biography)''
17: [[Category:1915 births|Metropolis, Nicholas]]
18: [[Category:1999 deaths|Metropolis, Nicholas]]
20: [[Category:Mathematicians|Metropolis, Nicholas]]

Nicholas Parsons (1444 bytes)
1: ...stopher Nicholas Parsons''', normally known as '''Nicholas Parsons''' (born [[October 10]], [[1928]]) is a [...
3: ...ating in the long-running [[game show]], ''[[Sale of the Century]]''.
5: Parsons has been the host of the [[BBC Radio 4]] [[panel game]], ''[[Just A Mi...
7: He was also the voice of Tex Tucker in the TV series ''[[Four Feather Fall...
11: ...versity]], and was [[Rector]] of the [[University of St. Andrews]] from [[1989]] to [[1992]].

Nicholas Culpeper (1656 bytes)
1: ... and [[astrology|astrologist]]. He was the son of Nicholas Culpeper, a clergyman. He studied in [[Cambridge]...
6: ...losed shop" of medicine. He believed that the use of [[Latin]] by doctors, lawyers and priests was a c...
8: He died of [[tuberculosis]] at the young age of 38.
12: ...salutary herbs, undoubtedly merited the gratitude of posterity"''. ~ ([[Dr. Johnson]]).
14: ... our Commonwealth is most impaired by three sorts of men, priests, physicians, lawyers."''

Nicholas Longworth (3419 bytes)
1: ...erved as the [[Speaker of the United States House of Representatives]] from [[1925]] to [[1931]].
3: ...902]] he was elected to the [[United States House of Representatives]] from a district in Cincinnati.
5: ...osevelt Longworth|Alice Roosevelt]], the daughter of then-President [[Theodore Roosevelt]]; they marri...
7: ...d States House of Representatives|Majority Leader of the House]] in [[1923]].
9: ...blicans lost their House majority in the election of 1930.

Samuel Nicholas (530 bytes)
1: ...dition is considered to be the first [[Commandant of the Marine Corps]].
4: ...icholas_S.htm US Marine Corps biography of Samuel Nicholas]
6: [[Category:1744 births|Nicholas, Samuel]]
7: [[Category:1790 deaths|Nicholas, Samuel]]
11: [[sl:Samuel Nicholas]]

Nicholas D. Kristof (1156 bytes)
1: ... [[People's Republic of China]]. He is the author of several books, including
3: * ''China Wakes'': The struggle for the soul of a rising power (1994)
4: * ''Thunder from the East'': Portrait of a rising Asia
7: With his wife, [[Sheryl WuDunn]], Kristof's reporting on the pro-democracy student movement...
12: ...n/editorialsandoped/oped/columnists/nicholasdkristof/ ''New York Times'' columns] with free access to ...

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