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S TANISLAUS P APCZYNSKI 150 located in the center of the city on 3 Maja Street. The inscrip- tion on the building, which nowadays houses a museum, says that it was erected for the Order of the Sisters of St. Clare in the years 1612-1649 and belonged to the Piarists from 1654. The church under the invocation of the Holy Cross was built in the style of late Renaissance and received a Baroque facade in the years 1702-1707. Its interior is in the Rococo style of the middle of the 18 th century. The vaulting is decorated with stucco dating back to the 17 th century. 104. Kraus 6, Positio 287. 105. J. Syganski SJ, Historya Nowego Sacza , vol. I, Lvov 1901, p. 123; W. Konopczynski, Dzieje Polski Nowozytnej, vol. II, Lon- don, 1959, pp. 32-33. 106. Kraus 174. 107. Positio 48. 108. Most likely Papczynski taught there already from the beginning of 1658 because the former instructor of rhetoric in Podoliniec, Michael Kraus, who had returned from Hungary on January 9, 1658, left for Rzeszow the day after his return and, in March of the same year, began to teach rhetoric and poetics in the newly opened Piarist college. Kraus, 177, 180; PP f. 364 r., where the title of his [Papczynski’s] book (did not survive to the present times) is mentioned as: Stanislai a Jesu Maria [...] Regina Artium seu Rhetoricorum Libri Sex traditi Podolinii in Lubomirsciano Collegio Anno Verbi Incarnati 1658vo etc. 109. He was still there on July 6, 1660, (LibScr 25), but he was cer- tainly gone after August 4, 1660. Ibid., 85. 110. Positio 48. 111. M. Bogucka, op. cit., pp. 315-316. 112. W. Czaplinski, op. cit., p. 289.