Henricus Rosaeus
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Henricus Rosaeus (1577–1637) was a Dutch minister.[1] He was a leading Counter-Remonstrant preacher, serving in the Hague, though he was banned from preaching there, and his followers would walk to Rijswijk to hear him each Sunday: they were called "mud beggars".[2] H. J. Meijerink describes him as having a "warm, choleric character" and showing himself to be a "zealous Counter-Remonstrant and a defender of the old faith".[3]
