Bartholomäus Gölnitz

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Bartholomäus Gölnitz (also: Göllnitz ; * August 24, 1557 in Leipzig ; † January 31, 1635 ibid.) Was a German legal scholar .

Life

Bartholomäus Gölnitz was born as the son of the Leipzig citizen Clement Gölnitz and his wife Margaretha (née Stange). After attending the Leipzig city school, he became a student at the local Nikolaischule . He was particularly encouraged by the then rector of the facility Leonhard Wolf (also Lycius) and the later theologian Zacharias Schilter . In 1572 he was able to move into the University of Leipzig , where in 1575 he obtained a bachelor's degree in philosophical sciences. In 1582, on the advice of his sponsors, he turned to the study of law.

On April 5, 1590, he received his bachelor's degree in legal sciences in Leipzig, advanced to a licentiate on November 14, 1594 and a doctorate in law on March 27, 1595 . He became an assessor at the law faculty and the higher court in Leipzig. In 1608 he took over the task of the local syndicus university . In 1611 he became professor of the code and was associated with canon in Merseburg and Decemvir of the Leipzig University. In the winter semester of 1597 and 1611 he was the rector of the Alma Mater . He died as a senior at the Leipzig Faculty of Law and was buried on February 3, 1635 in the Paulinerkirche in Leipzig , where an epitaph was erected in his honor .

family

Gölnitz married on November 5, 1593 in Leipzig with Anna Heil (* January 27, 1567 in Leipzig; † October 28, 1609 ibid.), The daughter of the bookseller Andreas Heil († October 8, 1582 in Leipzig) and Margarethe Schoenberger ( * 1536 in Leipzig; † April 20, 1606 ibid.). The marriage resulted in four sons and three daughters, of which only one son and two daughters survived the father and two sons and two daughters the mother. From the children we know:

  1. So. Constantin Gölnitz (* October 27, 1596 in Leipzig; † May 4, 1615 ibid.) Winter semester 1597 Uni. Leipzig
  2. So. Christian Gölnitz, winter semester 1603 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), 1618 student ibid.,
  3. To. Charitas Gölnitz ∞ Prof. Dr. jur. Vincentius jewelry d. J., son of the theologian Vincentius Schmuck
  4. To. Concordia Gölnitz (* 1606 in Leipzig; † October 27, 1678 ibid.) ∞ Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer

literature

  • Johann Höpner : Christian corpse preaching about the little saying Actor. 14. We must go through much tribulation into the kingdom of God. Bey Christian and people-rich funeral, The weyland venerable, great gentleman and highly learned Mr. Bartholomaei Gölnitzens, Beyder right doctor. and Prof. pub. of the ChurF. Saxon. Higher Court Assess. and the Juristen Facultät Senioris, the laudable Universitet zu Leipzig Syndici and Decemviri, also ThumHerrns of the Episcopal Church of the High Stifft Merseburg. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1636 ( digitized version )
  • Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Self-published, Boppard / Rhein, 1972, vol. 7, p. 297, p. R 6465 & 6466

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Catalog Stolb. Funeral sermons. Vol. I, p. 230, No. 12654
  2. ↑ Vincentius Schmuck : Funeral Sermon, From the 126 Psalm, Beym Beschäbnüß des Erban, Wolgelahrten Constantinini Gölnitzen, Lipsensis, Studiosi. Johann Glück, Leipzig, 1615, ( digitized version )
  3. ^ Georg Erler: The younger matriculation of the University of Leipzig. 1559-1809. Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig, 1909, vol. 1, p. 140
personal data
SURNAME Gölnitz, Bartholomäus
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Göllnitz, Bartholomaeus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH August 24, 1557
PLACE OF BIRTH Leipzig
DATE OF DEATH January 31, 1635
Place of death Leipzig