Myslicius Paul

Myslicius Paul  was a Professor in the College at Racow about the year 1635. At the Synod of Kissielin, in 1639, he expressed a strong desire to be ordained to the ministerial office, to which he had for some time looked hopefully forward. In the same year, however, he was recommended by the Synod to the Rectorship of the School at Czerniechow. In 1643, he was acting as Assistant Minister to Christopher Lubieniecius at the Church of Siedliski; and, in 1648, was appointed, by the Assembly of Daszow, Minister of the Church at Dobrzyn, where he succeeded Paul Rynievicius. In 1652, he undertook the office of Chaplain to the Lady Podlodovia, or Podlodowska, in conformity with a resolution passed at the Synod of Czarcow; but in the year following, he made a request to the Assembly of Siedliski, that he might be released from the duties of the ministerial office. His request was complied with, and he was allowed to withdraw, with a retiring pension, Peter Karnievius succeeding him in the office of Chaplain to the Lady Podlodowska.

(Vidend. Bock, Hist . Ant. T. I. p. 523.)

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