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Leuchsner George Ludwig L euchsner George Ludwig , (or Leuxner,) was a convert of Ernest Sohner 's at Altorf. He is incidentally mentioned by Sandius, who calls him Leuschner by mistake. Zeltner gives a full account of him, in his "Historia Crypto-Socinismi;"...
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Leisentritius Ferdinand L eisentritius Ferdinand , (Germ. Leisentriit,) was probably related to John Leisentritt , of Juliusberg, a Roman Catholic writer, celebrated for many ascetic works, among which were, " Devout Prayers to be repeated before and...
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Lehocius Daniel L ehocius Daniel , (Polon. Lechocki), was ordained to the Christian ministry in the year 1619, at the Synod of Racow; and at the same time appointed Minister of the Church at Lasznyn. In 1647, the business of visiting the Church at Dantzic...
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Legate Bartholomew L egate Bartholomew , whom Lamy, mistaking the proper name Legate for an appellative, calls "un Berthelmi qui avoit rempli des Ambassades," was a native of the county of Essex ; and is thus described by Fuller, in his "Church History...
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Lascinus L ascinus is sometimes called Lascanius in the Manuscript Synodical Acts. In 1651, he was a Schoolmaster at Jascow; but in 1653, was sent to Sluck, in the Palatinate of Novogrodek, to superintend the instruction of the youth in that district....
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Lachovius Andrew L achovius Andrew , (Polon. Lachowski,) greatly distinguished himself among the alumni of the Church, by his good conduct and unwearied application, in the year 1645. In 1647, the Assembly of Daszow allowed him to act as tutor to M. Podkomorski...
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Ladenbach L adenbach , is first mentioned in the Manuscript Acts of the Assembly of Zulienien, in 1645. By a resolution of that Assembly, he was sent to Albert Arcissevius , with fifty florins, to pay the expenses of his journey. At the Assembly of Czarcow,...
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Kuyper Francis K uyper Francis w as a Dutch printer, of Amsterdam, and sister's son to Daniel Brenius . He nominally belonged to the Collegiants; but all his sympathies were with the Socinian party, whose opinions he was actively instrumental in disseminating...
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Kuroscius Gratian K uroscius Gratian , (ou Kurosz,) is often called by his Christian name alone, in the Manuscript Synodical Acts. He was the son of Stanislaus Kuroscius, who dedicated him to the study of Theology at the Synod of Racow, in 1635. He obtained...
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Krzyskievicius K rzyskievicius was mentioned in our account of John Crellius and Simon Pistorius . To the former of these he was appointed to act as amanuensis, about the year 1632 or 1633. With the latter he was associated, by the Synod of Kissielin,...
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