Celestine August Just

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Celestine August Just , also Latinized as Celestine August Just , (born November 11, 1750 in Merseburg , † May 21, 1822 ) was a Saxon and Prussian civil servant. From 1794 he was the boss, friend and biographer of Novalis .

Just studied theology and law at the University of Leipzig . He became district administrator of the Thuringian district in Tennstedt . For a time he also managed the von Witzleben Foundation of the Roßleben monastery school . After the partition of Saxony, he continued to work as a Prussian civil servant in Tennstedt.

Just was married to Rahel Dorothea Christiane Strauss, a daughter of the court preacher Johann Gottfried Strauss .

Works

  • De vita et constitvtionibvs [constitutionibus] D. Pertinacis / praeside Avgvsto Friderico Schott ... defendet Coelestinvs Avgvstvs Ivst. Leipzig, Acad., Diss., 1772.
  • De disputatione fori ex antiquitate Romana. Leipzig 1775.
  • About public worship in closed schools: When Mr. Hennike was employed as a substitute pastor and religious teacher in the Closter School in Roßleben / by the Creißamtmann Just zu Tennstedt. Erfurt: Keysersche Buchh., 1790.
  • About the character and value of the most excellent educational and teaching institutes of our age: together with a continued message about the current state of the Closter School Roßleben / Vom Creißamtmann Just zu Tennstedt. Gotha: Perthes, 1795.
  • Friedrich von Hardenberg . In: Nekrolog der Teutschen for the nineteenth century. Edited by Friedrich Schlichtegroll . Vol. 4, Gotha 1805, pp. 187-241. At the same time as a separate print udT: In memory of Friedrich von Hardenberg. Gotha 1805.
  • About the relationships between the Count's House of Stolberg and the Churhaus in Saxony . Craz, Freiberg 1801 ( digitized version )

literature

  • Novalis in testimonies of his contemporaries Friedrich Schlegel, Karl von Hardenberg, Ludwig Tieck, August Coelestin Just. Afterword by Heinz Ritter. Stuttgart 1973 (Thinking - Looking - Sense, Vol. 43/44).
  • Christian Ahcin: On the emergence of the civil code for the Kingdom of Saxony from 1863/65 . Frankfurt a. M .: Vittorio Klostermann, 1996. (p. 58/9)