Sinapius
Sinapius (humanistic Latinization of the name mustard ) is the name of the following people:
- Daniel Sinapius-Horčička (1614–1688), Slovak writer
- Hilde Sinapius (* 1929), German painter and poet
- Jacobus Sinapius , Bohemian physician (1575–1622), see Jakub Horčický z Tepence
- Ján Sinapius-Horčička (1625–1682), Slovak humanist and theologian
- Johann Christian Sinapius (* 1741, † 1807), businessman and author
- Johann Sinapius or Johannes Sinapius (1657–1725), Silesian historian
- Johann Sinapius the Elder (1625–1682), Slovak humanist and pastor, brother of Daniel Sinapius-Horčička and uncle of Johann Sinapius, see Ján Sinapius-Horčička
- Johannes Sinapius (1505–1560), German physician and physicist, personal physician to the Würzburg prince-bishop Melchior Zobel, translated his original name “mustard” into the Latin Sinapius at the beginning of the 16th century . His brother Kilian Senf also adopted the Latin version of the name.
- Peter Sinapius (* 1955) professor for art therapy
- Simon Sinapius († 1574), German Lutheran theologian
- Werner Sinapius (* 1928), German painter
Sinapius stands for.
- Sinapius (noble family) , Frankish patrician and noble family
See also:
- Mustard (disambiguation)
- Mustard (disambiguation)
