Agricola
Agricola (Latin for " farmer" ) stands for:
- ( 3212 ) Agricola, the main belt asteroid
- Agricola ( game ) board game by Uwe Rosenberg
Agricola (often a humanistic Latinization of Bauer) is the surname of the following persons:
- Agricola of Bologna ( † ~ 300), saint and martyr, see Vitalis and Agricola
- Alexander Agricola (1446-1506), Franco- Flemish composer and singer
- Alfred Agricola (1824-1901), German Reichsgerichtsrat
- Augustin Agricola (1735-1784), German Premonstratensian, see Augustine Bauer
- Bartholomew Agricola (c. 1560-1621 ), German Franciscan preacher and composer
- Christoph Ludwig Agricola (1665-1724), German painter
- Georg Agricola ( humanist ) ( 1530-1575 ), German educator, physician and humanist
- Georg Agricola ( bishop) († 1584), Bishop of Lavant and Seckau
- Georg Andreas Agricola (1672-1738), German botanist and physician
- Georg Ludwig Agricola (1643-1676), German musician
- Georgius Agricola (1494-1555), German scholar
- Daniel Agricola (~ 1490 - ~ 1540), Swiss Franciscan Friar Minor and author
- Erhard Agricola (1921-1995), German linguist and writer
- Herbert Agricola (1912-1998), German painter, graphic artist and poster artist
- Ignaz Agricola (1661-1729), German historian, philosopher, theologian and Jesuit
- Ilka Agricola (* 1973), German mathematician
- Johann Agricola (physician) ( 1496-1570 ), German physician
- Johann Agricola ( theologian ) ( ~ 1530-1590 ), German Protestant theologian
- Johann Agricola ( Alchemist ) ( 1590-1668 ), German physician and alchemist
- John Agricola of Eisleben junior ( before 1560-1594 ), Mayor of Berlin
- Johann Friedrich Agricola (1720-1774), German musician and composer
- Johann Georg Agricola (1558-1633), German physician
- Johannes Agricola (1494-1566), German theologian, educator and reformer
- Karl Agricola (1779-1852), German painter and engraver
- Kurt Agricola (1889-1955), German officer
- Ludwig Agricola (1508-1540), German theologian and reformer
- Magnus Agricola (~ 1556-1605 ), German Lutheran- Protestant theologian
- Martin Agricola (1486-1556), German music theorist and composer
- Mikael Agricola (~ 1509-1557 ), Finnish theologian
- Otto Agricola (1829-1902), District Administrator and a member of the German Reichstag
- Paul Agricola ( 1570 - after 1625), German - Austrian composer, organist and organ builder
- Peter Agricola (1525-1585), German statesman and humanist
- Peter Franz Agricola (1749-1807), theologian, canons and cathedral minister in Erfurt
- Rudolf Agricola ( humanist ) ( 1444-1485 ), Dutch scholar and humanist
- Rudolf Agricola ( poet ) ( 1490-1521 ), German humanist, printer and poet
- Rudolf Agricola (economist ) ( 1900-1985 ), German economist, journalist and politician
- Rudolf Agricola (sculptor ) ( 1912-1990 ), German sculptor
- Rudolf Alexander Agricola (1912-1990), German sculptor
- Sandro Agricola (* 1987), German ice hockey goaltender
- Stephan Agricola (1491-1547), German theologian and reformer
Agricola is the cognomen of the following persons:
- Gnaeus Julius Agricola ( 40-93 ), Roman governor of Britain
- Quintus Glitius Atilius Agricola, Roman senator
Places in the United States:
- Agricola ( Etowah County, Alabama)
- Agricola ( Tallapoosa County, Alabama)
- Agricola (Florida), in Polk County
- Agricola (Georgia), in Glascock County
- Agricola (Iowa), in Mahaska County - no longer exists
- Agricola (Kansas), in Coffey County
- Agricola (Mississippi), in George County
- Agricola (Virginia), in Amherst County
Other:
- Agricola Lake, Lake in Etowah County, Alabama
- Agricola Academic Team, student connection, named after Georgius Agricola
See also:
- Mine Agricola
- Disambiguation