Anastasius Falck

Anastasius Falck , baptismal name: Benedictus Ignatius Falck (born April 9, 1706 in Donaumünster ; † June 9, 1761 in Augsburg ), was a Bavarian Carmelite monk and prior.

Life

Falck was born the fourteenth of fifteen children of the Prefect of Donaumünster and later Fuggerian caretaker at Schloss Duttenstein Johann Augustin Falck and his wife Anna Catharina and was baptized on April 11, 1706 with the name Benedictus Jgnatius .

In 1724 he entered the Carmelite order in Munich , where he took the name of the order Anastasius a Cruce . After he was ordained a priest in 1730, he taught philosophy and theology for several years in the Carmelite monastery in Augsburg . In 1742 he temporarily served as prior or regent of the Schongau monastery and last held the office of provincial definitor of the Bavarian Franciscans in Augsburg. He was the author of numerous theological writings and edited a number of, mostly insignificant, little things, and made a number of epigrams and inscriptions in Latin or German verse for copperplate engravings and images of saints. Falck died in 1761 in the Carmelite monastery in Augsburg.

His older brother was the episcopal sealer and election notary for Augsburg Franz Philipp Falck (died August 22, 1686 in Donaumünster). One of his nephews was the prefect of the Fugger-Wellenburg rule in Welden Remigius Christian Raffalt (born April 21, 1715 in Violau ).

Works

Vita SV et M. Theresiae a Iesu, solis Zodiaco parallela, 8th inscriptions with 13 coppers by Klauber in Augsb.

Horologium passionis DN Iesu Christi, clockwork composed in rhymes, in which everything that Jesus Christ, God and man suffered in the last 24 hours of his mortal life, is presented, together with a noted Hebrew clockwork. A sheet, Augsb. bey negges.

Crown of the saints and salvation of the crowning ones, the short but graceful state of life of the saints of God, made in print by a hermit of the holy land. 121 sheets with 121 coppers, 8. Augsburg bey Andr. Pepper.

Carmeli SS scapularis, quinque saeculorum gloria: seu apparatus gratitudinis pro gloriosa V. saeculorum solemnitate SS thavmaturgi scapularis, a conventu Carmelitarum discalceatorum Monacensi adornatus, in quo vestis parthenia sacris bibliorumis adurisum illustratur, symbolis adurisumbratur, symbolis adurisumbratur, notis elucidatur, 17th iconismis aeneis exhibetur, 4th Aug. Vindel. ap. Eisenbarth 1751 and 1754.

Carolus VI. Rome. imp. semp. Aug. et pax aurea uno eodemque fato extincta, fol. with 7 copper. Augsb. bey negges.

Effigies RR pontificum ex perantiquis exemplaribus mutuatae, elogiis adumbratae, notis eruditis illustratae. (The first 3 decades) fol. Augsb. with 30 copp. 1751.

SS Theologia universa sacris bibliorum figuris illustrata, symbolis adumbrata, assertis scholasticis, dogmaticis, moralibus elucidata, iconismis aeneis exhibita, 8. Augsburg 1730, 200 p. And 50 copper.

Trinum imperfectum ex perfecto, seu asserta scholastica polemica, moralia de vitiis et peccatis, legibus ac gratia etc. ex angelici tom. theologia ad mentem Salmaticensium elimata, 8.

Perfecti praesulis idea, quem sacra doctrina praeposuit, amor eligit, quo fratri suo Ioan. Evangelistae dignitatem praepositi in collegio canon. regul. ad S. crucem Augustae congratulations, fol.

Lapis angularis domus Bavaricae et Saxonicae in insigni nexu seren. sponsorum Maximiliani Iosephi et Mariae Annae Sophiae natae reg. Polon. princip. etc. cui peniciilo et stylo elegiario sincera sua vota inscribunt servi infimi, Theresiae filii, fol. Monachii 1747.

Ars sine arte, seu vota simplici calamo collecta ex omni arte, et seren. sponsis Maximiliano Iosepho et Mariae Annae Sophiae etc. demisissime oblata inter nuptiales applausus laetabundae patriae a conventu Monacensi Carmelitarum discalceatorum, fol. Aug. Vindel. 1747.

literature

Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800, Gerhard Fleischer d. J., 1802, p. 91
Clemens Alois Baader : The learned Baiern or lexicon of all writers who produced and nourished Baiern in the eighteenth century , 1804, p. 308

Web links

Individual evidence

↑ Studies and communications on the history of the Benedictine order and its branches . Anton Pustet, 1965 ( google.de [accessed on August 10, 2018]).

personal data
SURNAME	Falck, Anastasius
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Falck, Benedictus Ignatius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Bavarian Carmelite monk and prior
DATE OF BIRTH	April 9, 1706
PLACE OF BIRTH	Donaumünster
DATE OF DEATH	June 9, 1761
Place of death	augsburg

[1] Studies and communications on the history of the Benedictine order and its branches . Anton Pustet, 1965 ( google.de [accessed on August 10, 2018]).