Andreas Bauer (theologian)

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Andreas Bauer (born March 10, 1590 in Zeitz ; † November 15, 1638 in Leipzig ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

The son of the citizen of the same name and councilor in Zeitz († June 29, 1595 in Zeitz) and his wife Ursula (born June 7, 1552 in the Propsteimühle near Zeitz; † September 19, 1613 in Zeitz), daughter of the miller Bastian from Eger Neidhart and Katharina Zeißler from Zeitz, had attended the city school in his hometown and received lessons from private teachers. In 1607 he moved to the University of Leipzig , for which he received a council scholarship from the city of Zeitz for three years. He completed his first studies with Bruno Beccerus (1582–1609), acquired his baccalaureate in 1608 , received a master's degree in philosophy in January 1610 , received an electoral scholarship and began studying theology.

He also attended the lectures of Burchard Harbart (1546–1614) and Johann Mülmann (1573–1613). He became a teacher of other students himself and in 1611 took a position as a teacher of the Tertius class at the Leipzig Nicolaischule . He later rose to the position of vice rector of the educational establishment, was baccalaureate in theology in 1613, held lectures at the philosophical faculty, completed his habilitation and was accepted there as an assessor at the philosophical faculty.

In 1621 he exchanged his educational activity with a theological one, became the lowest deacon at the Leipzig Nikolaikirche and rose in the course of time to 1629 to archdeacon . In 1633 he took over the professorship of the Hebrew language at the theological faculty, acquired a licentiate in theology in 1634 , rose to the fourth theological professorship in 1637 and received a doctorate in theology.

Bauer, who had experienced four sieges of Leipzig, died of catarrh in Zeitz on March 10, 1590 and was buried on November 18 in the Paulinerkirche in Leipzig , where an epitaph was erected for him and his second wife.

family

Bauer was married twice.

In 1623 he married Rebecca († 1631), the daughter of the lawyer Franz Romanus (1550-1636). From this marriage three sons were born, but they died young again.

His second marriage was with Margarethe Blume (* May 17, 1607 in Wittenberg; † October 29, 1647 in Leipzig), the widow of the Leipzig bookseller Zacharias Schürer († January 18, 1629 in Leipzig), the daughter of the Wittenberg council chamberlain Michael Blume (* January 27, 1553 in Freiberg / Saxony; † January 18, 1613 in Wittenberg) and his wife Magaretha († October 19, 1637 in Wittenberg), the daughter of the licentiate in medicine and professor in Leipzig Moritz Steinmetz (* April 27 1529 in Görsbach; † July 2, 1584 in Leipzig). The marriage remained childless.

Publications (selection)

  • Diss. De vera, reali ac substantiali carnis et sanguinis Christi in actione coenae praesentia
  • Disputatio De Lege Morali. Leipzig 1634
  • Disputationum Logicarum Septima De Natura & Divisionibus Enunciationis. Leipzig 1617
  • Disputationum Logicarum Sexta De Quinq [ue] Categoriarum Hypotheoriis sive Postpraedicamentis. Leipzig 1617
  • Disputationum Ethicarum Decima De Amicitiae Officiis & adiunctis, e lib. 9 Ēthikōn Nikomacheiōn… Leipzig 1616
  • Disputationum Ethicarum Nona De Amicitia Natura ac speciebus per se & cum civili societate comparatis, e lib. 8 Ēthikōn Nikomacheiōn… Leipzig 1616
  • Disputationum Ethicarum Septima De Virtutibus Intellectualibus e lib. 6 Ēthikōn Nikomacheiōn Quam… Leipzig 1616
  • Disputationum Ethicarum Septima De Virtutibus Intellectualibus… Leipzig 1616
  • De Locis Apodicticis Theses. Leipzig 1614
  • Novella Honoris Porta feliciter Aperta Reverendo-admodum, Clarissimo et Excellentissimo Viro. 1634

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ This marriage resulted in the daughter Magaretha Schürer, who married the theologian Martin Geier on June 17, 1645
  2. ↑ m. May 28, 1594
personal data
SURNAME Bauer, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH March 10, 1590
PLACE OF BIRTH Time
DATE OF DEATH November 15, 1638
Place of death Leipzig