This article presents the literary output of Samuel Przypkowski. An outstanding philosopher and Arian activist, he wrote over fifty works during his life. These were primarily letters of a religious, philosophical and political nature. In Przypkowski’s outputs there were also biographies, as well as songs praising the house of Radziwiłł. Aside from Zbigniew Morsztyn, Samuel Przypkowski is one of the most prominent Arian poets. Until now, no exact bibliography of his entire legacy has been published. The purpose of the article was to collect, organize, and indicate the location of all possible manuscripts and places of printing. The article also includes texts that we only know from correspondence, since they have been destroyed. The article allows the rapid location of any given work, its possible editions as well as translations or summaries.