Hesychius is described by Bock as an exile; and the first mention of him occurs in the Acts of the Assembly of Siedliski in 1643, at which he and Zwicker were present. At the Assemblies of Czarcow in 1651 and 1652, a salary was allowed him. Pacevicius, Minister of Kieydany and Tauroggen, in Samogitia, made an application on his behalf at the Assembly of 1652. At length the Marshal Wilkomirski, in 1653, undertook to support him, as the Manuscript Acts of the Assembly of Siedliski testify. Heumann, in a letter to Gesner, mentions a review of Plutarch's treatise "De Puerorum Educatione," by one Hesychius, which was published at Leipzic in 1705. This may possibly have been a posthumous work of Hesychius, the Socinian; but whether it was or not, Bock, who alludes to it, does not feel himself competent to decide.

 (Vidend. Bock, Hist. Ant. T. I. pp. 416. 1090.)

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