Daniel Halbach from the Phortas

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Daniel Halbach von der Phorten (also: von der Pforte, von der Porten ; * December 11, 1581 in Laptau / Prussia; † January 3, 1635 in Königsberg (Prussia) ) was a German physician.

Life

Daniel comes from a noble family. His grandfather Dietrich Halbach had settled in Düsseldorf and had received the title of nobility from the emperor. His father Godschalk Halbach von der Phorten came from his marriage to Maria von Bergden. His father married Katharina, the daughter of the deacon in Friedland Erasmus Landenberg, in 1576. Several children arose from this marriage, a large number of whom died at a young age. At the age of fifteen he was enrolled at the University of Königsberg on August 4, 1596 .

He seems to have enjoyed his first training in pedagogy here and then started studying philosophical sciences at the University of Königsberg. He continued his studies on October 29, 1602 at the University of Wittenberg and 1606 at the University of Marburg . Returning to Königsberg, he became a teacher at the Königsberg Pedagogy in 1608 and on April 8, 1609, acquired the master's degree in philosophical sciences at the affiliated university. He had also pursued medical studies and enrolled at the University of Basel on April 8, 1612 . He completed this study on December 11, 1613 with the dissertation De iudiciis in genere , whereupon he received his doctorate on January 6, 1614 at the local university to become a doctor of medicine.

When he returned to Konigsberg, he was given the full professorship for practical philosophy in 1615. In 1616 he became an associate professor of medicine and a full professor of physics. After being appointed elector's personal physician on May 18, 1618, he resigned his professorship in philosophy in 1619 and was the first person in the history of the Königsberg University to be appointed third full professor of medicine. In 1622 he was promoted to the second full professorship and, in this role, took part in the university's organizational tasks in the summer semester of 1623 and in the winter semesters 1627/28 and 1631/32 as the rector of the Alma Mater .

family

Daniel Halbach von der Phorten married Anna (born February 14, 1600, † November 1652) on August 22, 1616, the daughter of the Burgrave in Grünhoff , Rupert Trojenss. The marriage has several children. We know of these:

  • Anna (born September 17, 1618 - † November 20, 1637) married. June 19, 1634 with the archdeacon of the old town Mag. Christoph Schultz (* October 21, 1602; † July 7, 1679)
  • Katharina (born August 6, 1624 - † January 31, 1651) married. On November 6, 1643 with the professor at the University of Königsberg Mag. Sigismund Pichler (* October 17, 1603; † March 17, 1668)
  • Daniel (born October 6, 1626 - † May 8, 1660) was court secretary in Königsberg
  • Regina (April 2, 1629 - January 26, 1632)
  • Son NN. Lived in 1652
  • Son NN. 1635 death
  • Daughter NN. Lived in 1635, dead in 1652
  • Gottfried (* 1632 - † July 7, 1669) became a secret hunting advisor

Works

  • Disp. De elementis
  • Disp. De anatomiae usu & necessitate in medicina
  • Disp. De Constitutione medicinae
  • Disp. De Cognoscendis & curandis animi morbis
  • Disp. De Mediis ad summum bonum ducentibus

literature

  • Halbach, Daniel de Porta. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 12, Leipzig 1735, column 228.
  • Daniel Heinrich Arnoldt: Detailed and documented history of the Königsberg University. Johann Heinrich Hartung, Königsberg in Prussia, 1746, Part 2, pp. 310, 314, 325, 388, 394
  • Jöcher : General Scholar Lexicon. 1750, Vol. 2, Col. 1327
  • J. Gallandi: Königsberg councilors. In .: Rudolf Reinicke, Ernst Wichert: Old Prussian monthly new series. Ferdinand Beyer, Königsberg in Pr. 1883, p. 210 f.
  • Georg Christoph Pisanski: Draft of a Prussian literary history in four books. Hartung Verlag, Königsberg, 1886, p. 309,
  • August Hirsch : Biographical Lexicon of the Outstanding Physicians of All Times and Nations. (BÄL) Urban and Schwarzenberg, Leipzig and Vienna, 1886, Vol. 3, p. 23
  • Hanspeter Marti, Manfred Komorowski: The University of Königsberg in the early modern period. 2008

Individual evidence

  1. * September 23, 1548, came to Königsberg in 1573, was a deacon in Schippenbeil in 1576, pastor in Laptau in 1581, deacon at the cathedral in Königsberg in 1598, † October 11, 1602 in the plague