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 184
Mihail Jora
Romanian composer
Constantin Istrati
Romanian chemist
Daniel Baston
Romanian former footballer
Sandu Sticlaru
Actor
Bianca PerieGhelber
Track and field athlete
Iulian Bulai
Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Bianca Perie
Olympic athlete
Laurențiu Leoreanu
Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Constantin Drugă
Romanian football player
Sandu Darie
Painter
Silviu Vexler
Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Virgil Gheorghiu Musician
Romanian poet
F. Brunea-Fox
Romanian reporter
Adrian Gheorghiu
Romanian footballer
Ana Maria Iuganu
Romanian handball player
Constantin C. Iliescu
Romanian physician
Andrei Răuţă
Romanian football player
Bianca Ghelber
Romanian olympic athlete
Gheorghe Flondor
Romanian Politician
Ernest Broșteanu
Romanian general
Vasile Morțun
Romanian Politician
iosif conta dumitru d. botez
Conductor
Oana-Gianina Bulai
Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
irina odagescu dumitru d. botez
Conductor
marin constantin dumitru d. botez
Conductor
Mihail Florescu
Dumitru D. Botez
Conductor
Simona Spiridon
Romanian-Austrian handball player
Liviu Brătescu
Member of the Senate of Romania
Daniel Buda
Romanian politician
Harry Donenfeld
American publisher
Marius Stan
Scientist
Erwin Stoff
Romanian-American film producer
Silvana Lovin
Actor
Constantin Brăiloiu
Romanian composer
Monica Lovinescu
Romanian essayist
Marius Iepure
Oti Mabuse's husband
Florina Petcu
Actress
Sandra Sade
Actress
Ana Caraiani
Romanian-American mathematician
Dov Seltzer
Romanian composer
Diana Mocanu
Olympic swimmer
Jean Badovici
French-Romanian architect
Tamara Tchinarova Finch
Ballet dancer
Alexandru Paleologu
Romanian essayist
Virgil Ierunca
Romanian literary critic
Eva Mozes Kor
American-Romanian holocaust survivor
