MICHELE GLICA. – Byzantine writer, born in the first third of the thirteenth century and deceased at the end of the same century. He is the author of a universal chronicle, theological letters, explanations of popular sayings, and a lengthy poem. He upheld the doctrine of the Immaculate Conception and the Assumption of Mary.
BIBL.: K. Krumbacker, M. C., in Sitzungsber. der Bayer. Akad. der Wissenschaft., Monaco 1894, pp. 391–460; M. Jugie, Michel Glybas et l'Immaculée Conception, in Ethos d'Orient, 14 (1910), pp. 11–12. Giorgio Hofmann