Andreas Florens Rivinus

Andreas Florens Rivinus, portrayed by Elias Gottlob Haußmann

Andreas Florens Rivinus (born August 10, 1701 in Leipzig ; † September 12, 1761 in Wittenberg ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

The son of Quintus Septimius Florens Rivinus and his wife Johanna Sophia, the daughter of Abraham Birnbaum, were initially taught by private tutors. He attended the electoral high school Schulpforta and enrolled at the University of Leipzig in 1718 . Here he acquired the highest philosophical degree of a master's degree on February 20, 1721 and in 1724 became court master of Count Gustav Ferdinand von Solms († December 4, 1725) in Sonnewalde . After the death of his employer, he went on an educational trip that took him to the Dutch universities.

He received his doctorate in law from the University of Utrecht on November 22, 1726 , returned to Leipzig and held legal lectures there from 1727. In 1731 he became an attorney at the Court of Justice , in 1737 he became an advocate for the poor and in 1739 accepted an appointment as professor of the institutes at the University of Wittenberg . This was associated with an assessment by the court and the Schöppenstuhl in Wittenberg.

After he had become councilor in 1742, he rose to the professorship of the Digesti Infortiati et Novi in 1745 , became assessor at the Wittenberg consistory in 1748 and took over the professorship of the Digesti veteris in 1752 . Rivinus was also involved in organizational tasks in Wittenberg. In 1755 he took over the interim ordinate of the law faculty, was interim director of the consistory, ten times dean of the law faculty and administered the rectorate of the university in the summer semesters 1743, 1747, 1753 and 1759 .

Rivinus died unmarried in Wittenberg in the evening hours of September 12, 1761, as evidenced by the entry in the Wittenberg Book of the Dead of September 13. His body was buried in the Wittenberg Castle Church.

Selection of works

In connection with his work at the Leipzig and Wittenberg universities, as well as his work in the Saxon civil service, Rivinus left behind a wealth of writings. In 1733 he also appeared in Leipzig as editor of the Praelectiones iuris civilis secundum Institutiones et Digesta. From Ulrichs Huber on. Some of his writings are listed below.

• Diss. De harmonía iuris civilis cum naturali aequitate in doctrina de quaestioníbus per tormenta. Leipzig 1723
• Diss. De emtionia venditionis, et alienationis natura ac differentia. Utrecht 1726
• Diss. De paroemia iuris, qui non habet in aera, luat in corpore. Leipzig 1728
• Theses iuris controveríi fecundum ordinem Pandectarum, in usum auditorum in Collegio disputatorio privato. Leipzig 1729
• Diss. De retentione ususfructus eiusque effectu. Leipzig 1730
• Diss. De manuali adminiliratorum. Leipzig 1731
• Diss. Sistens singularia M. Aurelii Antonini, Philosophi, iurisprudentiae capita. Leipzig 1732
• Diss. De muliere quaestuaria. Leipzig 1733
• Diss. De poena periurii iuris civilis ot patrii. Leipzig 1733
• Diss. De praediis, quae vulgo Lassgüter appellautur. Leipzig 1735
• Diss. De lege Visella. Leipzig 1736.
• Diss. De bonis principum patrimonialibus. Leipzig 1737
• Diss. De aequali iure dominantis et servientis praedii, si pascua non fuiuciant. Leipzig 1738
• Progr. De finibus iuris naturalis et civilis. Wittenberg 1740
• Progr. De alimentis comroodis, ad L. XVI. §. 1 D. de alim. et cib. leg. 4. Wittenberg 1741
• Diss. De eurematicis in materia possessionis et composseffionis. Wittenberg 1743
• Diss. De debitore delicato in contrario fiduciae indicio. Wittenberg 1743.
• Diss. De verborum significatione atque usu distinctionis rerum Germanorum feudalium allodialium et mobilium. Wittenberg 1744
• Progr. An colonua, qui fundum emit a domino, point rcpelli a vicino aut cognato venditoris, qui obtinuit retractum. Wittenberg 1744
• Progr. De poenis militum. Wittenberg 1744
• De testibus iurisiurandi religione adstríctis a Constantino M. iisdem tamen iam ante in foro Romano iurisiurandi necessitati subiectis. Halae. Wittenberg 1744
• Diss. De retractu legali in locatione locum non habente. Wittenberg 1744
• Diss. De remedio 1. ult. C. de fideicommiss. in concurfu creditorum. Wittenberg 1745
• Diss. De immunitate forensium ab onere reficiendi aedificia ecclesiastica. Wittenberg 1745
• Diss. De iure faciei in foro civili. Wittenberg 1745
• Diss. De onere parochi conservandi aedisicia parocbialia. Wittenberg 1746
• Diss. Sistens paradoxa circa actionem negatoriam. Wittenberg 1746
• Progr. De brocardicis iuris. Wittenberg 1746
• Progr. Num iura statutaria dubia vel obscura ex iure Romano declarari vel suppleri debeant? Wittenberg 1746
• Progr. Unde doctores iuris consultissimi vocentur? Wittenberg 1746
• Progr. Ad L. II. §. 46 de OI singularia de Tuberone ICto continens. Wittenberg 1746
• Progr. Quis ordo in concursu iurium in decidendis cafibus seu quacfuonibus forensibus sit observandus, et quomodo una lex ex altera, praesertim municipalis, si dubia vel obscura, sit interpretanda? Wittenberg 1746
• Diss. De reí venditae et traditac solutione non facta víndicatione. Wittenberg 1747
• Diss. De praerogativa creditorum cambialium prae chirographariis. Wittenberg 1749
• Diss. De effectu quasi interpellationis seu legalis et extra-iudícialis. Wittenberg 1750
• Diss. De culpa levissima in pignore a creditore praestando. Wittenberg 1751
• Diss. De patre vel marito impensas in personas resve uxoris vel liberorum factas repetente. Wittenberg 1752
• Diss. Sistens Florentini iurisprudentiae testamentariae reliquias in Institutionibus Justiniani repertas et notis illustratas. Wittenberg 1752
• Diss. De benigna ICtorum interpretatione. Wittenberg 1752
• Progr. Sistens concordiam Paulli in L. XV de testib. et Ulpiani in L.'XX D. qui testam. fac. poss. Wittenberg 1752
• Diss, de mandato procuratoris secreto. Wittenberg 1752
• Systema Iurisprudentiae polemicae, secundum ordinem Pandectarum, in usum Auditorum. Accedit eiusdem Oratio de Iurisprudentia compendiaria. Wittenberg 1753
• Díss. de principali beneficio in concedendis privilegiis. Wittenberg 1754
• Díss. de teftamento parentum privilegiario solenne prius conditum non infirmante. Wittenberg 1754
• Progr. De dotibus praediorum et quid denotent. Wittenberg 1755
• Progr. Ad solutionem matrimonii principis auctoritatem vel consistorii sententiam requiri. Wittenberg 1755
• Progr. De adulterio. Wittenberg 1755
• Diss. De iudicio peritorum in arte optimo litium dirimendarum iuris remedio. Wittenberg 1755
• Diss. De elogiis criminum. Wittenberg 1755
• Diss. De circitoribus. Wittenberg 1755
• Diss. De usucapíonis statu secundum ordinem chronologícum a XII Tabulis ad tempora Justiniani. Wittenberg 1756
• Progr. De induciis solutionum privatis. Wittenberg 1757
• Diss. De excessibus et delictis in templis commissis. Wittenberg 1758
• Progr. De delictis in coemeteriis commissis. Wittenberg 1758
• Progr. De auctoritate sacerdotum veteris Germaniae in iudiciis. Wittenberg 1758
• Diss. De senectute non honorata. Wittenberg 1759
• Progr. Ad dictum, Solonis: Senescere se urulta in dies addiscentem. Wittenberg 1759
• Progr. Testamenta hominum speculum esse vitae et morum cuiusque. Wittenberg 1759
• Progr. De diverfo ritu legis Saxonicae et Francicae antiquae in contrahendis nuptiis. Wittenberg 1759
• Progr. De heredis institutione cum elogio. Wittenberg 1759
• Progr. De studio senili. Wittenberg 1759
• Diss. De privilegiis clericorum in sponte resignantem vel remotum non cadentibus. Wittenberg 1760
• Diss. De figmento fictionis unitatis personae inter patrem et filium. Wittenberg 1760
• Diss. Observationes iuris ecclesiastici de cathedraticis, inthronisticis, et emphanisticis. Wittenberg 1761
• Progr. De obligatione ad confequentias. Wittenberg 1761
• Diss. De successione coniugis una cum liberis ex statuto Zittaviensi. Wittenberg 1761

literature

• Johann Christoph Adelung , Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund , Otto Günther: Continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's general scholarly lexico ... Volume 7, self-published by the German Society, Leipzig, 1897, column 100
• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. G. Fleischer, der Jüngere, Leipzig, 1811, Volume 11, p. 352
• Walter Friedensburg : History of the University of Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer. Halle (Saale) 1917,
• Christoph Weidlich : Christoph Weidlich's reliable news from those legal scholars who are now alive. Volume 2, p. 289
• Funeral sermon in the Protestant seminary in Wittenberg
• Nikolaus Müller : The finds in the tower knobs of the town church in Wittenberg. Magdeburg 1912

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Alberto Basso: woman musika. EDT srl, 1983, ISBN 8870630285 , p. 77