Zarnovius,  (Polon. Zarnowski,) was an Arian, and a strenuous advocate of the preexistence of Christ; but agreed with the Socinians in denying the personality of the Holy Spirit. We learn from Sandius, that he defended these opinions in the Polish language. He appears to have flourished in the seventeenth century; and must not be confounded with Gregory Zarnovecius, (sometimes called Zarnovius,) who attended the General Synod of Thorn in 1595.

(Vidend. Bock, Hist . Ant. T. I. p. 1044. Sandii Nucl. H. E. p. 43l.)

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