The grave of William Michaelis

Michaelis Vilmos, abbot of the Roman Catholic Lyceum, was born in Bratislava in 1829. He completed his lyceum and philosophical studies, as well as one year of the theological course, in his hometown. In 1849, he attended the Protestant Theological Institute in Vienna and in the winter of the same year passed the theological candidaticum in Bratislava. Then, in order to supplement his philological studies, he visited the universities of Berlin, Göttingen and Vienna, while also being a tutor for a distinguished family. In 1853, he was elected as a regular teacher at the Roman Catholic Lyceum in Bratislava, and from 1878 to 1893 he was also the director of the Lyceum. From 1878 to 1895, he was a member of the Bratislava City Council. At the 1891-1893 general council of the Roman Catholic Church in Hungary, the Evangelical Church of Bratislava was elected as a member of the Roman Catholic Church of Bratislava. represented the lyceum and acted as one of the clerks of the synod. He retired in 1893. He was an outstanding teacher and a worthy director. He died in Bratislava in 1905. ; Literary work: He edited the Bulletin of the Bratislava branch of the Evangelical Lutheran Lyceum from the 1878-79 school year to the 1892-93 school year.