Nikola Buća (14th century), protovestiarios of Serbian Emperor Stephen Dušan (r. 1331-1355).
It seems he was the first member of the family to be admitted to the Ragusan nobility, as requested by the Emperor.

Jeronim Bučić (16th century) - From Kotor, was Bishop of local diocese since 1581.
He edited an adaptation of The Life of St. Tryphon, adding four hymns.

Vincenc and Dominik Bučić (16th century) - Brothers from Kotor, both Dominicans, were popular theologians, leaving several published and unpublished writings.
The second was the confessor of Blessed Osanna of Cattaro and General Vicar for Dalmatia.

Vincenc Bučić (17th century) - Bishop of Kotor from 1622 to 1656.
Nikola Buća (14th century), protovestiarios of Serbian Emperor Stephen Dušan (r. 1331-1355). It seems he was the first member of the family to be admitted to the Ragusan nobility, as requested by the Emperor.
Jeronim Bučić (16th century) - From Kotor, was Bishop of local diocese since 1581. He edited an adaptation of The Life of St. Tryphon, adding four hymns.
Vincenc and Dominik Bučić (16th century) - Brothers from Kotor, both Dominicans, were popular theologians, leaving several published and unpublished writings. The second was the confessor of Blessed Osanna of Cattaro and General Vicar for Dalmatia.
Vincenc Bučić (17th century) - Bishop of Kotor from 1622 to 1656.
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