Morstinius Faustus

Morstinius Faust,  (Polon. Morsztyn,) the son of Severin Morstinius, was received among the number of the alumni at the Assembly of Daszow, in 1646; and in 1650, was sent, by the Assembly of Raszcow, to act as colleague with Ruarus, among the Socinians of Dantzic, where he preached in the Polish language, and made unusual progress in his theological studies. In the year 1652, at the Assembly of Czarcow, he obtained permission to travel, with an allowance of one hundred Joachims, which sum was also voted to him at the Assembly of Raszcow, in 1655, while he was still abroad. In 1653, he defended a disputation, under Henry Nicolai, in the Gymnasium at Elbing.

(Vide Art. 304, No. 36.) Vidend. Bock, Hist . Ant. T. I. p. 509.)

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