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Philip Lonicer (Philippus Lonicerus) (died 1599) was a German historian.
Lonicer produced a Latin version of the Gesta Danorum in 1576, entitled Danica Historia Libris XVI. He was also the rector of the Frankfurt Gymnasium.
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