Moszovius, (Polon. Moszowski,) whose Christian name is unknown, became the colleague of John Morstinius at Luclavice, in the year 1648. In 1654 and 1655, allusion is made, in the Manuscript Acts, to an offence committed by him, for which he expressed sorrow and penitence, and craved the pardon of the Church.
(Vidend. Bock, Hist . Ant. T. I. pp. 522, 523.)
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