Mani
Mani was an Iranian prophet and the founder of Manichaeism, a religion most prevalent in late antiquity. Mani was born in or near Seleucia-Ctesiphon in Mesopotamia, at the time part of the Parthian Empire.
People born in Mani (First 49 people) - Page 102
Argatu'
Musician
Jules Cazaban
Romanian playwright
I. Dragoslav
Romanian writer
Theodor Cazaban
Romanian writer
J. J. Benjamin
Historian
Adrian Avrămia
Romanian former football player
Ștefan S. Gorovei
Historian
Vlad Dascalu
Ioan Holban
Literary critic
Bogdan Gheorghiu
Adrian Aciobăniței
Volleyball player
Aurel Băeșu
Romanian painter
Profira Sadoveanu
Romanian prose writer
Constantin Schumacher
Romanian football manager
Ciprian Tănasă
Romanian footballer
Ion Irimescu
Sculptor
Cristian Șchiopu
Romanian former football player
Mayer Schorr Musician
Hazzan ‧ Friedrich Schorr's father
Maftei
Erhardt Kapp
American-Romanian soccer player
Ion Onoriu
Romanian accordionist ‧ Gabi Luncă's husband
Ion Th. Simionescu
Szilárd Mitra
Romanian football player
Ion Simionescu
Anton Coșa
Mircea Anca
Romanian film actor
Viorel Păunescu
Businessperson
Jiří Kormaník
Olympic athlete
Ioan Sauca
Rodica Mitran
Musical artist
Florica Ungur
Singer
Bănel Nicoliță
Romanian football player
George Dragomir
Romanian footballer
Ştefan Micle
Romanian physicist
Adrian Despot
Musical artist
Alexandru Mesian
Olga Homeghi
Romanian rower
Mircea Popescu
Romanian journalist
Florin Cazan
Romanian football player
Laurențiu Popescu
Romanian football player
Antonio Cruceru
Romanian football player
Sabin Lupu
Romanian football player
Bianca Curmenț
Romanian handball player
Ștefan Nanu
Romanian former footballer
Daniel Rogoveanu
Romanian football player
Radu Beligan
Romanian actor
Nicolae Constantin
Romanian footballer
