Martinus Severinus, a Dane, attended the Conference at Racow in the month of October, 1602. In that year he was appointed to the office of colleague, or assistant to Ostorod at Dantzic ; and James Sieninius, Palatine of Podolia, allowed him a hundred Polish florins, equivalent to about twenty-five pounds of our money, as a salary. How long he remained at Dantzic is uncertain ; but he seems, a few years afterwards, to have been Co-rector with George Manlius of the College at Racow, and was one of those, who took part in the Theological Exercises, held in the house of Smalcius, who calls him "pientissimus frater," and says that he died on the 7th of December, 1609.
(Vidend. Bock, Hist. Ant. T. I. p. 465. Hist. Socin. Pruss. § vii. p. 14. Snialcii Diarium, A. 1). 1609, apud Zeltn. p. 1186.)
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