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Przybitovius P rzybitovius Christophe is mentioned in the Synodical Acts, as having undertaken the Rectorship of the School at Czerniechow in the year 1642. He is to be distinguished from Peter Przybytovicius , Minister of Krupe, who died in 1617, though...
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Przybytovicius Peter P rzybytovicius Peter , (Polon. Przybytowicz), was Minister of Krupe, and died A. D. 1617. Sandius calls him Peter Przybylovicius (B. A. pp. 174, 175) ; but Smalcius , in his Diary, (Apud Zeltner, p. 1174,) evidently alluding to the...
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Przipcovius Samuel P rzipcovius Samuel , (Polon. Przypkowski,) of Przypkowice, was a Polish Knight of noble family. Smalcius , in his Diary, (apud Zeltner, p. 1197,) mentions a gentleman, of the name of Nicholas Przybcovius , who sustained the office...
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Preussius John P reussius John , (Germ. Preussen,) was a native of Lübben, in Lower Lusatia, and therefore a Saxon; but seems to have borne the surname Marchicus, because he spent much of his time in the Marquisate of Brandenburg. He was born about the...
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Powling William P owling William was a sawyer, of Thornham, in Kent, who, in the reign of Mary, made the following Confession, which was signed by himself ; and countersigned by Nicholas Harpsfield, Archdeacon of Canterbury, Warham St. Leger, Thomas Roydon,...
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Polanus Simon and Wilhelm Martin P olanus Simon et Wilhelm Martin settled at Luclavice, when the Church and School of that place were in their most flourishing condition. They were, as Lubieniecius says, the best and most celebrated Chemists in the kingdom...
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Podlodovius Stanislaus Podlodovius Stanislaus ? , (Polon. Podlodowski,) has been reckoned among the more learned of the Socinian body. That he was a Pole by birth his name seems to indicate. Of the incidents of his life we are comparatively ignorant....
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Pinerius P inerius was invited, by the Assembly of Siedliski, to undertake the office of domestic tutor in the family of M. Niemiericius . In 1645, at the Assembly of Zulienien, he was nominated Master of the School at Clausenburg; but he seems either...
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Pistorius Simon P istorius Simon , a native of Oppeln, in Prussian Silesia, must be distinguished from Simon Pistorius, Chancellor of Saxony, who was born at Leipzic, Oct. 28th, 1489, and died at the close of the year 1562 ; and of whom Melchior Adam...
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Pisecius Thomas P isecius Thomas , (Polon. Pisecki,) of Martowitz, is called by some Piasecius, but must not be confounded with the Polish family of Piasecius, of whom Paul was celebrated for his "Chronicles," published at Cracow, A. D. 1643. In Walchius's...
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