son of the preceding, was born at Hamburg, January 6, 1544. He studied at Wittenberg and Rostock, was professor of theology at the latter place, and died in 1604. He edited Dav. Chytrmei Summa Doctrinae de Vera Dei Agnitione: — Explicatio Articulorum Symboli Apostolici de Filio Dei: — Liber de Spir. Sanct. Divinitate. He wrote, Theses de Praedestinatione Honinuim in Christo ad Vitam et Salutem Eternam. See Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexikon, s.v.; Molleri, Cimbria Litterata. (B.P.)