Schickler, Fern and

de, Baron, French Protestant layman; b. in Paris, Aug. 24, 1835; early distinguished himself, and endeared himself to his co-religionists, by his devotion to the cause of Protestant ism in France, which his wealth en 277 abled him materially to aid. He has been since 1865 president of the " Societe de l'his to ire du protestant is me franc a is; " since 1878, president of the "Societe biblique protest ante de Paris;" since 1879, member of the Central Council of the Reformed Churches. In 1877 he was president of the liberal delegation of the reformed churches of France. He has contributed to the Bulletin of the " Societe de l'his to ire du protestant is me franc a is;" to the Journal du protestant is me franc a is; to the history of the Bible Society of Paris (Notices biographiques sur les membres du comite biblique), 1868; to the Hisloire de France dans les archives privies de la Grande-Bretagne, 1879; to the Rapport pre's ente au Jubile semi-se'culaire de la Societe' pour I'encouragement de Vin struct i on primaire parmi les protestants tie France, 1880; and has separately published En Orient, Paris, 1862; Notice sur la Societe de F his to ire du Protestant is me Franc a is 1852—72 1874. * SCHNEDERMANN.G.H..contributed to Strack and Zbckler's Kurzgefa t. Kommentar, Nordlingen, 1886 sqq., the commentaries on Corinthians, Ephesians, Colo i ans, and Philemon. He succeeded Kaftan in private teaching of dogmatic and New- Testament theology at Basel, 1883.