Elias Camerarius

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Elias Camerarius

Elias Camerarius (also Camerer ; born February 17, 1673 in Tübingen ; † February 11, 1734 ibid) was a German doctor and university professor .

Life

Camerarius completed his philosophical studies in Tübingen and then devoted himself to studying medicine at the University of Tübingen until 1691 . This was followed by an educational trip through the German states, the Netherlands and England . 1692 he returned to Tübingen, where he was under his father Elias Rudolf Camerarius to Dr. med. PhD . On May 15, 1692 one took him with the academic surname Hector III. as a member ( matriculation no. 192 ) in the Academia Naturae Curiosorum , today's German Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina , and in the same year he was employed as an extraordinary city ​​physician in Tübingen.

Camerarius received an associate professorship in medicine at the local university in 1693 . In 1708 he accompanied the Prince of Württemberg on a trip to Turin as a personal physician . After his return in 1710 he was employed as a full professor of medicine at the Tübingen University and promoted to the ducal personal physician and council. He held the rectorate of the university twice , he was rector in 1713/1714 and 1719 . Albrecht von Haller is considered one of his students.

The Tübingen botanist and physician Rudolf Jacob Camerarius was his brother.

Works (selection)

  • Thesium botanicarum decas de plantis vernis , Tübingen 1788.
  • Dissertationes tres , Brunnius, Tübingen 1694.
  • Dissertationes Taurinenses Epistolicae, Physico-Medicae , Cotta, Tübingen 1712.
  • D. Eliae Camerarii Kurtze comments on infectious diseases , Cotta, Tübingen 1712.
  • Eclecticae medicinae ac physicae specimina quaedam miscellanea ad amicos peculiaribus dissertationibus scripta , von Sand, Frankfurt am Main 1713.
  • Systema Cautelarum Medicarum , Mulzian, Frankfurt am Main 1721.

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Individual evidence

  1. Member entry of Elias Camerarius at the German Academy of Natural Scientists Leopoldina , accessed on March 27, 2018.