Antonius Thysius the Younger

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Antonius Thysius the Younger (* around 1603 in Harderwijk ; † January 25, 1665 in Leiden ) was a Dutch legal scholar, historian, librarian and rhetorician.

Life

The son of Antonius Thysius the Elder studied Latin, Greek and Hebrew in Leiden under Daniel Heinsius , Marcus Zuerius Boxhorn and Constantinus L'Empereur van Oppyck . He then turned to studying law and received his doctorate on November 21, 1634 as a doctor of both rights. On February 9, 1637, he became an associate professor of poetry with special rights; on November 21, 1639, he was also given lectures at the law faculty and on February 9, 1651, he was appointed as an extraordinary professor of rhetoric.

After he had become an assistant at the Leiden University Library on August 26, 1653, he became a full professor of rhetoric on November 8, 1653 and librarian of the university library in 1655, in this capacity he reorganized the library. In 1658 he received the honorable appointment of a histographer of the states of Holland and, after he had renounced his special rights, became extraordinary professor of law on November 12, 1663. He also took part in the organizational tasks of the Leiden University and was rector of the alma mater in 1658/59 .

Works

  • Diss. Epist. de iuris studio. Suffering 1639
  • Exercitationes juridicae. Leiden 1639 ( online )
  • Discursus juridico-theologicus, licitas esse jure divino comprivignorum nuptias. Suffering 1640
  • Disquisitiones juris publici. Suffering 1641
  • Oratio funebris in obitum Jac. Brouckhoven. Suffering 1642
  • Exercitationes miscellaneae. Leiden 1639; also in Gronius, Fasciculus quartus opusculorum. Rotterdam 1694
  • Guilielmi Postelli de Republica seu magistratibus Atheniensium liber, met zijn own Discursus politicus de eadem materia. Suffering 1645
  • Compendium Historiae Batavae. Leiden 1645 ( online )
  • Tractatus juris publici de potestate Principis. Suffering 1646
  • Sallustii Crispi opera. Leiden 1649, 1654, 1659, Leiden and Rotterdam 1665, Leiden 1677, Amsterdam 1689
  • Oratio funebris in mortem viri incomparabilis D. Frederici Spanhemii, Lessus Tunebris. Suffering 1649
  • Justinus, cum selectissimis variorum observationibus, ex accuratâ recessione ATJCti. Leiden 1650, 1659
  • L. Annaei Senecae Tragoediae, auctore Polydoro Virgilio, Urbinate. Accessit praeter alia nonnulla series Regum Angliae a primis initiis usque ad hanc aetatem. Ex nova editione ATJC Leiden 1651
  • Valerius Maximus. Leiden 1651, 1655 ( online ), 1760
  • L. Coelii Lactantii Firmani opera. Suffering 1652
  • Oratio funebris in mortem HM Tromp. Leiden 1653 ( Online )
  • Velleius Paterculus. Leiden 1653, 1668
  • Oratio funebris in obitum D. Heinsii. Leiden 1655 ( online ) also in Henning Witte: Memoriae philosophorum. dec. VI, 171; ( Online at MATEO )
  • Oratio funebris in obitum viri clarissimi et praestantissimi Dn. Lamberti Barlaei, Gruec. Litter profession. longedignissimi. Leiden 1655; also in Henning Witte: Memoriae philosophorum. ( Online at MATEO )
  • Roma illustrata, sive Antiquitatum Romanaram Breviarium ex Justo Lipsio. Accessit Georgii Fabricii Chemnicensis, Veteris Romae cum novâ collatio. Ex nova recens. Dan. Elzevirii, Leiden 1657
  • Historia Navalis, sive celeberrimorum proeliorum, quae mari, ab antiquissimis temporibus usque ad Pacem Hispanicam Batavi, foederatique Belgae, ut plurimum victores, gesserúnt, luculenta descriptio. Leiden 1657 ( online )
  • De Usura et Foenore commentarius. Utrecht 1658
  • Auli Gellii Noctes Atticae; cum selectis novisque commenriis ATJC et Jacobi Ouselii JC Leiden 1666 ( online ), 1688 ( online )

literature

personal data
SURNAME Thysius the Younger, Antonius
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Anton Thys; Thijs; Thisius
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch Reformed theologian
DATE OF BIRTH around 1603
PLACE OF BIRTH Harderwijk
DATE OF DEATH January 25, 1665
Place of death Suffer