Daniel Haderschleeff
Daniel Haderschleeff , also Haderschlieff , Haderslieff , Hadersleff (* approx. 1623 in Danzig ; † November 24, 1675 in Graudenz ), was a German physician.
Life
Daniel Haderschleeff came from a Danzig patrician family ; he was a son of Lorenz Haderschlieff and his wife Catharina, geb. Schultz. The family came from a Danish privateer from Haderslev . After attending the Academic Gymnasium in Danzig, at the same time as Andreas Gryphius , he studied human medicine , initially at the Albertus University in Königsberg . In 1641 and 1642 he was the respondent to two disputations chaired by Daniel Beckher the Elder . In 1643 he traveled to the University of Leiden for further studies , where he matriculated on July 16. On May 9, 1644, he enrolled for one semester at the University of Strasbourg , as well as on August 24, 1647. Shortly afterwards, on September 9 and 10, 1647, instead of a dissertation, he gave two lectures on sayings attributed to Hippocrates , and on August 16 , 1647 September took place his doctorate to MD (= Dr. med. ) Under the rector Jacob Valentin Espich .
After his return to his hometown Danzig in 1649 Hadersleeff practiced here as a doctor. Later he was the city physician in Graudenz, where he died in 1675.
He remained on friendly terms with Gryphius throughout his life. At the end of 1646 Gryphius, who had met him again on his journey from Leiden to Strasbourg, dedicated a sonnet to him . In 1663 he was one of the recipients of Gryphius' joys and sorrow games, including odes and sonnets . He himself also appeared as a writer of occasional publications .
Works
- De angina exquisita. Königsberg 1641 ( digitized version , University Library Erlangen-Nuremberg )
- De tussi. ( urn : nbn: de: bvb: 29-bv036510293-8 University Library Erlangen-Nürnberg )
- Discursus duo Medici. Leiden: Elsevir 1648 ( digitized version , Lübeck City Library )
literature
- Walter Friedrich Heinrich Zernecke: History of the Zernecke family, a Raths dynasty of the former Free Cities of Danzig and Thorn. Volume 1, Graudenz: Röthe 1900 ( digitized version )
Web links
Individual evidence
- ↑ When he matriculated in Leiden in July 1643, his age is given as 20 years , according to Willem Nicolaas Du Rieu: Rijksuniversiteit Leiden: Album studiosorum Academiae Lugduno-Batavae MDLXXV - MDCCCLXXV. Hagae Comitum 1875, col. 342
- ^ Paul Simson: Danziger inventory, 1531–1591. With a file attachment. Duncker & Humblot , Munich / Leipzig 1913, p. 1045, archive.org
- ↑ Gustav C. Knod: The old parish registers of the University of Strasbourg 1621 to 1793. Strasbourg 1897, p 15
- ↑ Gustav C. Knod: The old parish registers of the University of Strasbourg 1621 to 1793. Strasbourg 1897, p 131
- ^ Andreas Gryphius: Lyric poems. Published by Hermann Palm. Printed for the literary association in Stuttgart, Tübingen 1884, p. 129, cf. Victor Manheimer : The poetry of Andreas Gryphius. Studies and materials. Berlin: Weidman 1904, p. 224, note 2
- ↑ 23: 251147S in VD 17 .
- ↑ Examples: Gedanum congratulans nuptiis viri […] Dn. Friderici Crameri in urbe patria ad D. Jacobi diaconi cum Maria Elisabetha […] Dn. Christophori Schvlteti […] filia adornatum a consangvieneis ac affinibus. Stetini, [post 26 XI 1650]; Mourning poem for Johann Jacob Cramer, Danzig 1659
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Haderschleeff, Daniel |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Haderschlieff, Daniel; Hadersleff, Daniel |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German medic |
| DATE OF BIRTH | around 1623 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Danzig |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 24, 1675 |
| Place of death | Graudenz |