Christian Seyfried

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Christian Seyfried (also Seyfrid or Seifried , born November 2, 1711 in Isny ; † April 7, 1783 in Kaufbeuren ) was a German Enlightenment , Latin rector in Biberach an der Riss and Protestant pastor in Kaufbeuren.

Life

Christian Seyfried was the son of the patrician Christoph Seifried (1676–1735) and Anna Maria Seifried, b. Köberlin. He studied theology at the University of Altdorf near Nuremberg . In 1736 he wrote his dissertation “Tentamen Historicum de Vita et Meritis Pauli Fagii ” under the chairmanship of Jakob Wilhelm Feuerlein .

Seyfried was the rector of the Latin school in Biberach and held parish positions in Biberach / Riß and Kaufbeuren. He stood in the tradition of the evangelical pastor dynasty of the von Seyfried.

Seyfried was a representative of theological rationalism . He published theological texts on the Enlightenment and Reformation , as well as some sermons. Together with his relative Anna Sibylla Reichsfreifrau von Garben, he increased the Seyfriedische Stiftungsbibliothek, which is still kept in Memmingen today, and the Seyfriedische Scholarship Foundation.

Works

  • De vita et meritis Pauli Fagii (dissertation), Altdorf, 1736
  • News of the thanksgiving and jubilation celebrated in 1748 because of the Peace of Westphalia in Kaufbeuren in a letter to Mr. DSuperint. Jo.Ge. Schelhorn , Memmingen, 1748
  • Lessons on what has happened in Kaufbeuren since the beginning of the Reformation in 1555 , Kaufbeuren, 1755
  • Annunciation of the thanksgiving and joy festival because of the election of Josephi, along with the prayer made for this festival , Kaufbeuren, 1764
  • Proclamation of thanksgiving and joy because of the (..) Habsburg peace; with prayer , Kaufbeuren, 1765
  • some treatises in the mixed supplements to the old and new general, but especially Swabian Church and Scholar History St. 1 and 2, 1765
  • Funeral sermon (partial contribution) in honor of Anna Sibylla Baroness von Garb, noble von Gilbelli, b. Seyfridin, 1740

literature

  • Silve-Maria v. Hueck: Genealogical manual of the nobility , complete directory of volumes 1–150, CA Starke Verlag, Limburg 2011, p. 117
  • Siebmacher's Large Book of Arms , Germany and Switzerland, 1972, Volume 10, Part 2, Section 4, Plate 78, Friedenstein Castle - Gotha Library
  • Andreas Link: Augspurgisches Jerusalem, citizen - artist - pastor, Protestant Baroque painting , Dt. Kunstverlag Berlin, 2009
  • Peter Urbanek: Coat of arms and seal of Regensburg citizens in the Middle Ages (until 1486) , Regensburg 2003
  • Max Spindler: History of Swabia up to the end of the 18th century , CH Beck Verlag, 2001 (p. 492)

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Eduard Zimmermann (ed.), In Alfred Weitnauer, Alte Allgäuer Geschlechts, Volume XXVI Kaufbeurer Wappen undzeichen, Verlag des Heimatpflegers von Schwaben, Kempten / Allg. 1951, p. 299, coat of arms of those von Seyfrid p. 416
  2. ^ Baptism entry for Christian (us) Seifried, who was born on the 2nd winter (= November) 1711 in Isny; State Church Archives Stuttgart Entry No. 49 (1711)
  3. ↑ According to: Johann Georg Meusel, LEXICON of the German writers who died between 1750 and 1800. 13th volume, Leipzig 1815 p. 140
  4. ↑ Philipp Jakob KARRER, mixed messages geographical-topographical-church-historical and literary subject of the Protestant parish words in the Kingdom of Bavaria, especially for the Protestant clergy, Verlag Heyder, 1825
  5. ↑ reprint USA LVOW112115040613; probably based on: Christian Seyfried, funeral sermon in honor of Paulus Fagius; (lat.) Memmingen, 1556, sig. 6.12
  6. ↑ Stein u. Raspe: Acta scholastica . tape 4 . Grießbach Verlag, Leipzig / Eisenach, p. 286 .
  7. ↑ Lt. Information from the Evangelical Parish Office, City Parish Church II Biberach / Riß: Biberach Prädikantenstelle verifiable via: Dorothea Reuter, Evangelisches Dekanatamt Biberach 1484 - 1986; Landeskirchliches Archiv Stuttgart, archive inventory, Stuttgart 2008, p. 321 (order no .: 2144 for 1744); P. 347 on the Latin School (order no .: 2264 period 1718–1763); and p. 349 on Ch. Seyfriedt's application for the vacant rectorate position
  8. ↑ Trinity Church in Kaufbeuren
  9. ↑ Max Spindler: History of Swabia up to the end of the 18th century , Handbook of Bavarian History Volume III, 2, CH Beck Verlag 2001, § 51 Evangelical Church, p. 487 ff. [492]
  10. ^ Marriage on September 3, 1693 in St. Ulrich, Augsburg, with Jakob Emanuel von Garb, whose former ancestral seat was Hohenheim Palace;
  11. ↑ Philipp Jakob KARRER, Memminger Kronik or Topography and History of the Kurpfalzbayerschen Stadt Memmingen, Memmingen 1805, p. 227.
  12. ^ Copy of the deed of foundation for the Seyfriedische Scholarship Foundation "Brotherly Declaration and Association on the Seyfriedische Stiftung" of the brothers Hannß Jakob Seyfried, Gedeon Seyfried and Josua Seyfried from June 27, 1620; in copy for Ludwig Eberhard von Seyfried (* 1796 in Vienna, † 1869) in Ruhla; quoted also with Müller-Seyfried; the beginnings of the foundation can be traced back to 1468 under Christian Seyfried and to 1507 under his brother Hans Seyfried;
  13. ^ Justus Liebig University Giessen; Signature: W 50807/500 fol.
personal data
SURNAME Seyfried, Christian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Enlightenment, Latin rector in Biberach / Riß and Protestant pastor
DATE OF BIRTH November 2, 1711
PLACE OF BIRTH Isny
DATE OF DEATH April 7, 1783
Place of death Kaufbeuren