 | Palmerston, Henry John Temple
British statesman. |
| PANOL Marcel (Pagnol Marcel)
French playwright and filmmaker. |
 | PASTEUR, Louis (Pasteur Louis)
French microbiologist and chemist. |
| Pate, Charles (Path Charles)
French film producer, producer. |
| PAUL Wolfgang (Pauli Wolfgang)
Swiss physicist. |
 | POUND Ezra (Pound Ezra)
American poet, translator, critic, editor |
| Peno Alphonse (Penaud, Alphonse)
French inventor. |
 | PERES, Shimon (Peres Shimon)
Prime Minister of Israel. |
 | PERONNE Juan Domingo
President and dictator of Argentina (1946-1955, 1973-1974). |
| Perrault Charles (Perrault Charles)
French writer. |
| PISA Andrea (Pisano Andrea)
Italian goldsmith, sculptor and architect |
| PISA Giovanni (Pisano Giovanni)
Italian sculptor and architect of the era protorenessansa; son, a student and assistant to Nicola Pisano. |
| PISA Nicolo (Pisano Niccol)
Italian sculptor and architect, founder of the sculpture protorenessansa. |
| PILLON Francois (Pillon Franois)
The French philosopher and historian of philosophy, a friend and follower Renouvier. |
| Piner Arthur Wing (Pinero Arthur Wing)
English dramatist. |
| PINTER Harold (Pinter Harold)
English dramatist, one of the most original authors 20 in the theater. |
 | PIZARRO, Francisco (Pizarro Francisco)
Spanish conquistador, conqueror of Peru. |
| Pistone Walter (Piston Walter)
The American composer and teacher. |
| Plaskett, John Stanley (Plaskett John Stanley)
Canadian astronomer. |
| Plethon George Gemist (Pletho Georgius Gemistus)
Byzantine writer and philosopher, a connoisseur of ancient Greek philosophy and defender of Plato, who founded the school in Mystras (Peloponnese). |
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