Andreas Fulda (philologist)

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Andreas Fulda (born January 6, 1534 in Salzungen , † December 12, 1596 in Schleusingen ) was a German philologist and Protestant theologian.

Life

Fulda began studying philosophical sciences at the University of Jena in 1553 . Here he was the first to acquire the degree of Master of Philosophy on July 12, 1558. In 1560 he became professor of Greek in Jena. He was dean of the philosophical faculty and in the summer semester of 1567 rector of the alma mater . The denominational disputes of that time forced him to resign from his professorship in 1573. On December 19, 1574 he became pastor in Sülzfeld . He then became superintendent of Suhl in 1583 and superintendent and dean of Schleusingen in 1589. After his death he was buried in the parish church of St. Johannis von Schleusingen.

Fulda was married to Ottilia Neuberger († August 8, 1615), daughter of Jena Mayor Heinrich Neuberger and his wife Dorothea Druckschärf. The daughter Margareta Fulda and the sons Andreas Fulda, Johann Fulda, Christian Fulda, Valentin and Johann Christoph Fulda are known from their marriage.

literature

  • Johann Georg Eck: Biographical and literary news from the preachers in the Khurfürstlich-Sächsischen parts of the prince count Henneberg, since the Reformation. August Lebrecht Reinicke, Leipzig, 1802, p. 29
  • Georg Brückner : New contributions to the history of German antiquity. Brückner and Renner, Meiningen, 1858, ( online )
  • Gottfried Ludovici : Notitia Ephororum Schleusingensium, Memorias Ephororum cumprimis, qui ab ortu Ill. Gymnasii Saxo-Henneb., Anno nempe MDLXXVII. usq. ad hoc tempus in Eodem Theologiam publice professi sunt ... s. the Schleusinger preacher history ( online )
  • Fulda (Andreas). In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 9, Leipzig 1735, column 2304.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ * 1562 in Jena, † June 30, 1620 in Suhl, married. November 15, 1587 in Suhl with the electoral and princely Saxon official school Johann Heuer († August 9, 1617 in Suhl)
  2. ↑ enrolled summer semester 1567 Uni. Jena
  3. ↑ * Jena, January 2, 1590 Sulzfeld School
  4. ↑ * Jena, matriculated summer semester 1567 Uni. Jena
  5. ↑ enrolled summer semester 1567 Uni. Jena
  6. ↑ (* May 15, 1578 in Sülzfeld; † August 18, 1615 in Jena), January 2, 1590 Schleusingen school, enrolled summer semester 1592 Uni. Jena, September 1602 in Jena, 1607 Dr. med. ibid., Physicus Nordhausen
personal data
SURNAME Fulda, Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German philologist and Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH January 6, 1534
PLACE OF BIRTH Salting ,
DATE OF DEATH December 12, 1596
Place of death Schleusingen