Constantin Popovici (theologian)

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Constantin Popovici (born September 22, 1846 , † September 2, 1938 ) was a Greek Orthodox theologian and university professor in Chernivtsi .

Life

Popowicz attended the theological college in Chernivtsi, which sent him to Vienna in 1870 for higher education . In 1873/74 he was a substitute religion teacher at the school . The new Franz Joseph University in Chernivtsi appointed him on September 4, 1875 as associate professor for canon law. In 1880 she appointed him full professor .

In 1888/89 he was rector of the university. In his rector's speech on October 4, 1888, he dealt with the position of canon law in theology and jurisprudence. Prepared in Vienna, he also represented the chair for practical theology in his rectorate year and in 1890/91 . He devoted himself to the study of sources and the Greek Orthodox particular canon law of Bukovina .

Publications

In Romanian language

  • The sources and collections of Greco-Oriental canon law. With an appendix: The Twelve Apostles, translated from the Greek . Chernivtsi 1886
  • The apostolic canons. A contribution to solving the question of their origin . Chernivtsi 1896
  • The seventh chapter of the letter P from the Syntagma Alphabeticum by Mathäus Blastares about holy Easter or about the Easter calculation . Chernivtsi 1900

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Festschrift for the 25th anniversary of the University of Czernowitz (1900) (PDF; 12.9 MB)
  2. ↑ Rector's speech (HKM)
personal data
SURNAME Popovici, Constantin
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Popowicz, Constantin
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Greek Orthodox theologian and university professor in Chernivtsi
DATE OF BIRTH September 22, 1846
DATE OF DEATH September 2, 1938