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Johannes Rulicius
Johannes Rulicius〔Also Rulitius or Rulitus, and Rulizius; Dutch and German forms Rulice, Rulitz, Relitz, Rülz, Rulich, etc. In England Rulice or Ruliss. First name given as Jan, Johann and Joannes; also John.〕 (1602–1666) was a German Protestant minister.〔Basil Schader ''Johann Jakob Redinger: 1619-1688'' 1985 "Johannes Rulicius (Rülz, 1602 - 1666), evangelischer Geistlicher aus Kirchberg in der Pfalz, ursprünglich Pfarrer in England und Heidelberg, seit 1636 englischer, seit 1639 deutscher Prediger in Amsterdam, Freund Hartlibs."〕
==Life==
He was born in Kirchberg in the Electorate of the Palatinate. Leaving Germany, he spent time in England, at Boston, Lincolnshire with John Cotton, by 1628.〔Sargent Bush, ''The Correspondence of John Cotton'' (2001), p. 69, where he is called John Nicolaus Rulice; (Google Books ).〕 He was subsequently a minister at Dorchester in England from some point before 1630; he is said to have arrived there in 1626 and become a curate to John White in 1627.〔http://freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.ancestry.com/~fordingtondorset/Files2/DorchesterChurchOfficials.html〕 He was then at Heidelberg in 1635. He was a pastor of the English Reformed Church, Amsterdam in 1636,〔 http://www.dbnl.org/tekst/six_003gedi01_01/six_003gedi01_01_0724.php〕 acting as assistant to John Paget; and remaining to 1639,〔http://www.ercadam.nl/000/001/download/records/2011-3.pdf, p. 10〕〔https://archive.org/stream/amsterdaminzyne09wagegoog#page/n670/mode/2up〕 or leaving in 1637.〔http://books.google.com/books?id=yyNKAAAAMAAJ&q=Rulitcus#v=onepage&q=Rulitcus&f=false〕 He was briefly considered by the "conformist" faction for a post to succeed the non-conformist Samuel Balmford in the English church in the Hague, but rejected because his command of English and Dutch was seen to be lacking and it was not certain where Rulicius stood in conformist and non-conformist contention.〔Willem Nijenhuis Ecclesia reformata: Studies on the Reformation - 1994 p242 "But in 1639, when the same Rulitius exchanged his office in the English Church for one in the German Church in Amsterdam, a fourth attempt was made to oust Balmford from The Hague."〕 Afterwards he moved to the German church in Amsterdam, and formed an association with Johann Moriaen of the Hartlib Circle.〔http://www.newtonproject.sussex.ac.uk/view/texts/normalized/OTHE00061〕 He was also involved in the collection of money for refugees.〔 https://archive.org/stream/schoolofinfancye00comeiala#page/110/mode/2up〕
He was an associate of Comenius in Amsterdam in 1656/7,〔http://www.vbru.net/src/avpc/comenius.html〕 and Comenius dedicated to him some works of that period.〔https://archive.org/stream/greatdidacticjo00keatgoog#page/n99/mode/2up〕 Rulicius, with Gottfried Hotton and Moriaen, were among his friends there who had tried to persuade him to move there, from Sweden where he was at the time.〔Matthew Spinka John Amos Comenius: that incomparable Moravian - 1943 "When the laborious and exhausting task was accomplished, Comenius' friends in the Netherlands, Gottfried Hotton, pastor of the French Reformed church in Amsterdam ; John Rulicius, another Reformed pastor there ; and a Latvian, Morian urged him to come to Holland"〕 This plan was launched first in 1641, when Comenius was on his way to England, on behalf of Louis de Geer; Rulicius with Moriaen had distributed many copies of works by Comenius, for Hartlib, but found the proposal was misunderstood.〔 It was much later, and under forced circumstances, that Comenius did come, having lost almost everything when Leszno where he was living was attacked by Polish forces; Louis De Geer having died, his son Laurence De Geer became patron to Comenius.〔Daniel Murphy, ''Comenius'' (1995), p. 40.〕
Among his other correspondents was Johann Heinrich Bisterfeld.〔 http://mek.oszk.hu/03100/03150/html/bister2.htm〕
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