Lubieniecius Christophe, Junior, (Polon. Lubienietzki, or Lubieniecki,) a Polish Knight, was the son of Christopher Lubieniecius, Sen., and father of Stanislaus Lubieniecius, Jun. He was prosecuting his studies in foreign seats of learning about the year 1618, at which time he addressed a letter to Ruarus from the University of Utrecht, enumerating the various annoyances which he had met with in his travels. After his return to his native country, he officiated as a Pastor among the Unitarians, first at Racow, and then at Lublin, at the latter of which places he died in 1648, soon after he had attained his fiftieth year. His writings were as follow.

1. A Letter to Martin Ruarus, dated July 30^th, 1618, and inserted in the Second Century of Ruarus's Epistles.

2. A Letter to Peter Paschalis on Christ's not being raised in a glorious Body immediately after his Death. Paschalis wrote a reply to this, "On the State of Christ after the Resurrection," in which he inserted the letter of Lubieniecius, under the title of "Christopher Lubieniecius's Epistle concerning the State of Christ, from the Time of his Resurrection to that of his Ascension, with the Answer of Peter Paschalis. Leyden, 1638," 8vo.

3. A Disputation held at Lublin in 1637, with Caspar Druzbicki, the Jesuit. This Disputation is mentioned by Stanislaus Lubieniecius, in his History of the Polish Reformation (p. 256).

4. A Speech delivered in the Diet at Lublin, June 3^rd, 1634. MS. Polon.

5. A Protest concerning the Innocence of our Opinion, (that is, the Opinion of the Unitarians,) concerning our Lord Jesus Christ. MS.

6. An Antidote in Modern Affliction. 1647. MS.

7. Letters to various Persons. MSS.

8. A Consolatory Epistle to the Widow of his Brother, Peter Lubieniecius, written in Polish, March 1^st, 1640, and inserted in the Manuscript Acts.

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