Christoph Friedrich Schott

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Christoph Friedrich Schott on one of two pictures in the professors' gallery in Tübingen

Christoph Friedrich Schott (born April 13, 1720 in Erbstetten ; † June 18, 1775 in Tübingen ) was a German librarian and professor of eloquence and poetry as well as Protestant theology and philosophy at the University of Tübingen .

Life

Christoph Friedrich Schott was a respondent to Johann Christian Klemm in Tübingen in 1742 . In 1743 he was court master of Count Henkel von Oderberg , 1750 deacon in Göppingen , 1752 in Tübingen. From 1753 to 1772 he was a full professor of eloquence and poetry in Tübingen, 1754 librarian, 1756 pedagogue ob der Steig , 1761 extraordinary professor of theology.

In 1762 he was promoted to Dr. theol. doctorate and was until 1775 a full professor of practical philosophy.

Two of his portraits, painted around 1759, hang in the Tübingen professors' gallery . His son August Ludwig Schott , born in Göppingen, was a German legal scholar and university professor. His son Andreas Heinrich Schott became a philosophy professor at the University of Tübingen and a Pedagogical Institute ob der Staig.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Reinhold Scholl: The portrait collection of the University of Tübingen, 1477 to 1927. Writings of the Verein für Württembergische Familienkunde, volume 2, published by K. Ad. Emil Müller, Stuttgart 1927.
  2. ^ Entry by Christoph Friedrich Schott on Tobias picture.
  3. ^ Entry by Christoph Friedrich Schott in the DNB catalog.
personal data
SURNAME Schott, Christoph Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Schott, Christian Friedrich; Schott, Christophorus Fridericus; Schott, Christ. Fridericus; Schott, Christophorus Friedericus; Schott, Christoph. Frider .; Schott, Christoph Fridrich; Schott, Christo. Frid.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German librarian and university professor of Protestant theology and philosophy
DATE OF BIRTH April 13, 1720
PLACE OF BIRTH Erbstetten
DATE OF DEATH June 18, 1775
Place of death Tübingen