Morscovius Paul

Morscovius Paul,  (Polon. Morzkowski), was the son of Peter, the well known author of the "Ecclesiastical Polity," or "Agenda" of the Polish Brethren. At the Assembly of Daszow, in 1646, he was received among the number of the alumni; and was maintained by a public exhibition, while prosecuting his studies, till the year 1650. At the Assembly of Czarcow, in 1651, it was resolved that he should remove from the Cancellariate of Sandomir to that of Neustadt.

Allusion is also made to a Christian Morscovius, in the Acts of the Assembly of Czarcow, A. D. 1654, who was at that time recalled from Clausenburg into Poland.

Besides these, mention is made, by Smalcius, of another Morscovius, who was the junior Minister at Hoystra, and who died on the 24^th of April, 1608, and was succeeded by Andrew Lubieniecius. But his Christian name is unknown.

(Vidend. Bock, Hist. Ant. T. I. p. 507. Snmlcii Diarium, April 24, 1608, apud ZcUneri Crypto-Soc. Altorf. p. 1184.)

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