Balthasar Tilesius

Balthasar Tilesius (born April 11, 1673 in Goldbach (Prussia) , † December 10, 1735 in Königsberg (Prussia) ) was a German lawyer.

Life

Tilesius had studied at the University of Königsberg , where he had participated in disputations as a respondent since 1693 . Here he initially completed a basic course in philosophy and focused on legal studies. On May 10, 1701 he acquired his licentiate in law in Königsberg, became an associate professor in 1702 and then received his doctorate on November 2, 1717 as a doctor of law.

In 1722 he received a position as assessor at the court neck court and rose in 1723 to the full fourth professor of the law faculty. After he resigned his position at the court neck court in 1726, he took over the second and in 1732 the first full professorship at the Königsberg University. He was also involved in the organizational tasks of the academy and was rector of the alma mater in the summer semesters 1729 and 1733 .

Works

De sorte. Koenigsberg 1701
Disp. Juridica Inauguralis Absolutione a juramento. Koenigsberg 1702
Disp. iur. de redemptione militum captiv. Koenigsberg 1706
Disputatio juris ecclesiastici de sigillo confessionis, vulgo of the secrecy of confession. Koenigsberg 1707
Jus necessitatis in vitam innocentis. Koenigsberg 1707
Disputatio juridica de dormiente delinquente illiusq. poena. Koenigsberg 1707
Dissertatio juridica, de homicidio ob alapam, On the death blow because of a given cuff. Koenigsberg 1712
Quaestio: cuinam ex gemellis, quorum primogenitura dubia est, ius succedendi in imperiis individuis competat? Koenigsberg 1716
Dissertatio de iniuriae remissione, quae fit ob usum s. coenae. Koenigsberg 1716
Jus Necessitatis In Vitam Innocentis, Consensu Amplissimæ Facultatis Juridicæ In Academia Regiomontana publicè ventilandum. Koenigsberg 1717
Causis in quibus Judaei legibus Mosaicis & institutes propriis adhuc relinquendi sunt. Koenigsberg 1719
Dissertatio de fine poenarum in republica, on the ultimate purpose of the punishments in the Republic. Koenigsberg 1719
Disputatio juridica de spontanea delicti confessione, vulgò of voluntary confession of the deed. Koenigsberg 1719
De iure limitis in aquis constitute. Königsberg 1720 ( online )
De modis quibus circa monetam peccatur eorumque poena. Koenigsberg 1720
Disputatio de remissione exhaeredationis. Koenigsberg 1721
Sensu tituli: Nos Dei gratia. Königsberg 1723, 1750 ( online )
Disputatio juridica de cautela, Bey pledging all my haab and goods. Koenigsberg 1725
De usu brocardici: Non omnis moriens est S. Johannes Bapt., In iuramentis litis decisoriis. Koenigsberg 1729
Dissertatio posterior de tutelis naturalibus, vulgo Of natural tutors. Koenigsberg 1734

Works that are mentioned in the literature but could not be proven.

Quae sit on usum S. coenae
Haerede remotiore proximiore consang vineo in successione ab intestate potiori
Remissione exhaeredationis
Formula juris: in the absence of my pitch,
from the golden bull (an invitation letter)
whether spouses have been so separated from one another that the marriage has been annulled, if they want to re-enter into the marriage, they must be copulated anew.

literature

Daniel Heinrich Arnoldt : Detailed and documented history of the Königsberg University. Johann Heinrich Hartung, Königsberg in Prussia, 1746, 2nd part, pp. 248, 254, 257, 274, 468
Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : General Scholar Lexicon, Darinne the scholars of all classes, both male and female, who lived from the beginning of the world to the present day, and made themselves known to the learned world, After their birth, life, remarkable stories, Withdrawals and writings from the most credible scribes are described in alphabetical order. Verlag Johann Friedrich Gleditsch, Leipzig, 1751, Vol. 4, Sp. 1198

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personal data
SURNAME	Tilesius, Balthasar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH	April 11, 1673
PLACE OF BIRTH	Goldbach (Prussia)
DATE OF DEATH	December 10, 1735
Place of death	Königsberg (Prussia)