Ivan Belostenec  Ivan Belostenec (c. 1594 – 2 February 1675) was a Croatian linguist and lexicographer. In 1616 he joined the Paulists. He studied philosophy in Vienna and theology in Rome. Belostenec was a prior of Pauline monasteries in Lepoglava, Svetice at Ozalj and Sveta Jelena at Čakovec, and also a "visitator" (lat.) in Istria. Belostenec wrote poems (which are lost) and sermons ("Ten Commandments About The Eucharist", 1672). His main work was a bilingual dictionary "Gazophylacium, seu Latino-illyiricorum onomatum aerarium" (Gazophylacium or Illyrian-Latin treasury of words; the other copy of the book has the name "Gazophylacium illyrico-latinum"). The work remained unfinished. Except for its richness of words, (about 40,000 words on 2,000 pages of text) Gazophylacium is also important for its trilingual concept (kajkavian-chakavian-shtokavian) characteristic for the members of the Ozalj literary-linguistic circle. Gazophylacium was finished and prepared for publication by two Paulists - Jerolim Orlović and Andrija Mužar, it was published in Zagreb 1740.