Christoph Köler

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Christoph Köler , also in Latin Colerus , (born December 1, 1602 in Bunzlau , Principality of Schweidnitz-Jauer , † April 19, 1658 in Breslau ) was a German poet, writer, high school teacher and librarian. Köler was Martin Opitz's first biographer .

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Köler was born in Bunzlau in Silesia in 1602 and trained at the University of Frankfurt / Oder and at the Elisabeth Gymnasium in Breslau . He then studied law from 1624 to 1629 at the University of Strasbourg, where he joined the historian and philologist Matthias Bernegger. In 1629 Köler returned to Bunzlau. In 1634 he was employed at the Elisabeth Gymnasium in Breslau, and in 1637 he was appointed deputy principal and professor. One of his students was Angelus Silesius . In 1639 Köler was elected part-time librarian of the Maria Magdalenen Library in Breslau.

Works (selection)

  • Laudation Honori & Memoriae V. CL. Martini Opitii , 1665
  • Oratio Auspicalis Cum Habita solemni Panegyri Bibliotheca Mario-Magdalenaea , 1699
  • Dissertationes De Antiqua Et Nova Germanorum Poesi
  • Hymni pacis: Ad senatum populumque Bregensem
  • For effort, diligence and sweat you get the Honor Prize , 1651
  • Faber Fortunae Conjugalis
  • Comparison of the praiseworthy merchants with the sacred marriage , 1645
  • Honorable invitation to a illustrated Teutsch-Poetic Mayen-Lust , 1642
  • In Fatales Turris & Templi Elisabetani Vratislav [iensis] Casus , 1650

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Footnotes

  1. ^ Wilhelm Kühlmann : Scheffler, Johannes (Johannes Angelus Silesius) (1624-1677) . In: Theologische Realenzyklopädie (TRE), Vol. 30, pp. 83-87, here p. 84.