Arbogast

Last updated September 09, 2024

Arbogast may refer to:

People

As a given name

Arbogast (magister militum), a 4th-century Frankish general
Arbogast (Count of Trier), a 5th-century Frankish-Roman comes in Trier who may have been Bishop of Chartres
Arbogast von Franckenstein, a 10th-century knight and sworn defender of the Franckenstein realm

As a surname

Bob Arbogast (1927–2009), American radio broadcaster, voice actor and television host
Carl Arbogast, compiler of the eponymous Arbogast Method used in selection cutting silviculture
Louis François Antoine Arbogast (1759 – 1803), a French mathematician who published a well-known calculus treatise in 1800
Luc Arbogast (1975 –), a French musician, singer and songwriter
Roy Arbogast (born 1941), American special effects artist
Saint Arbogast (c. 600s–700), an Irish missionary and Bishop of Strasbourg
Thierry Arbogast, a French cinematographer known for his collaboration with director Luc Besson
Todd Arbogast, an American mathematician known for his work in subsurface modeling

Characters and fictional entities

Carl Arbogast, River Phoenix's character in the film Sneakers
Chief Dino Arbogast, a senior officer of the New York Police Department in the TV series Blue Bloods
Dr. Larry Arbogast, Danny DeVito's character in the film Junior
Detective Milton Arbogast, the investigator in Alfred Hitchcock's film Psycho
UNS Arboghast, a scientific research spaceship in the TV series The Expanse

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