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Simms John S imms John was a parishioner of Brenchley, in Kent. He was charged, in the reign of Mary, with holding the following opinions. " That they that did not understand the Latin tongue, should not have the service of the Church in the same tongue...
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Sigismund John S igismund John , Prince of Transylvania, invited George Blandrata to his Court in 1563, and appointed him his Physician. He was the first of the Transylvanian Princes, who granted to the impugners of the doctrine of the Trinity the free...
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Siemichovia Sophia S iemichovia Sophia was a noble Polish lady, whose name Sandius was unwilling to omit, in his list of Antitrinitarian writers, because it was not only upon record, that she had addressed a letter to Faust Socin on the subject of Baptism,...
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Sieninius James S ieninius James , (Polon. Siennynski,) a Polish Knight, Palatine of Podolia, and Toparch of Racow, was the son of John Sieninius. Racow was the property of the family of the Sieninii. It was founded by John Sieninius in 1569 ; and situated...
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Sienicius Nicholas S ienicius Nicholas (Polon. Sienicki,) a Polish Knight, was Arch-chamberlain of Chelm, and is commonly called "the Polish Demosthenes." In the Diet of Petricow, held in 1565, he was Director of the Equestrian Order of Delegates, or...
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Siedlecius James S iedlecius James , (Polon. Siedletzki,) was appointed a Catechist in the Church at Racow, A. D. 1619 ; and ordained in the following year, as Pastor of the Church at Zarsyn. But in 1628 he removed to Lachowice, at the request of Christopher...
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Servet Michael S ervet Michael , (Hispanich, Servedo,) was born in the year 1509, at Villanueva, a town of Arragon, in Spain. Sometimes he called himself Reves, a word formed by the transposition of the name Servedo or Servet, omitting the termination....
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Seidelius Martin S eidelius Martin , ( Germ. Seidel,) of Olhau, in Silesia, lived at the end of the sixteenth, and the beginning of the seventeenth century. He was, in no sense of the word, a believer in Christianity, and is therefore not included in...
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Seidelius George S eidelius George , (Ger. Seidel,) a Pomeranian, was the son of James Seidelius, a celebrated Professor of Medecine at Gripswalde, and cousin of Martin Seidelius, of Olhau, in Silesia. He was born at Gripswalde ; entered the University...
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Segethus Thomas S egethus Thomas was a native of Scotland, who spent much of his time in visiting foreign countries. No detailed account of his wanderings has reached the present age ; but the vicissitudes through which he passed in Bohemia, Hungary,...
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