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 233
Pavel Țugui
Romanian author
Ion Nistor
Former Minister of State for Bukovina
Janos Asboth
Hungarian writer
Cosmin Băcilă
Romanian footballer
Corinne Jiga
George Ioan Dorin Monea
Soccer player
Horia Popa
Football player
Iulian Popa
Romanian former footballer
Valentin Costache
Romanian football player
Răzvan Ducan
Romanian football player
Victor Dăncilă
Viorica Dăncilă's son
Nifon Mihăiță
Theologian
Ionel Badiu
Romanian rugby union player
Géza Páskándi
Author
Anna Bertran
Actress
Ángela Ruiz Robles
Spanish teacher
Valentin Uritescu
Romanian film actor
Eusebius Fermendžin
Florica Cherecheș
Former Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Ioan Anton
Romanian engineer
József Alvinczi
Commander
István Pongrácz
Hungarian priest
Zsigmond Kemény (Kemény . . .
Author
József Pakots (Pakots József)
Writer
Zsigmond Kemény
Hungarian author
József Pakots
Screenplay writer
Stephen Pongracz
Zsigmond Kemény
Hungarian author
Elvira Cioran
Emil Cioran's mother
Ion Caraion
Romanian poet
Carmen Avram
Journalist
Liviu Pop
Former Romanian Senator
Gheorghe Șimon
Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Marius Coman
Romanian football player
Cosmin Perța
Author
Simion Bumbar
Football player
Mendel Elefant
Romanian poet
Paul Stănescu
Member of the Senate of Romania
Alexandru Stănescu
Former Member of the Assembly of Deputies of Romania
Constantin Noica
Romanian philosopher
Cornel Coman
Actor
Costică Dafinoiu
Boxer
Valentin Popârlan
Romanian rugby union player
Gheorghe Dogărescu
Romanian handball player
Răducanu Necula
Romanian goalkeeper
Liviu Antonesei
Author
Răducanu Necula (Rică Răducanu)
Romanian goalkeeper
