Schlichtingius Paul

Schlichtingius Paul, (Germ. Schlichtig ou Schlichting,) was recommended by his father, Jonas Schlichtingius, to the Assembly of Czarcow, as a promising young man, in the year 1651. The Assembly accordingly received him into the number of its alumni in the year following, and made him an allowance of three hundred florins. In 1654, at an Assembly held at the same place, it was resolved, that he would make greater proficiency in his theological studies under his father's instructions at Luclavice. In 1687, at the Assembly of Zullichau, he was received, with some others, among the number of Synodical Elders.

(Vidend. Bock, Hist. Ant. T. I. pp. 824, 825.)

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