Erhard Andreas Frommann

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Erhard Andreas Frommann (born November 8, 1722 in Wiesenfeld near Coburg ; † October 1, 1774 in Kloster Berge ) was a German Protestant clergyman and educator.

Life

Erhard Andreas Frommann was the son of the preacher Samuel Hartmann Frommann (1685–1759) and his wife Dorothea Rosina. His brothers were:

  • Johann Philipp Frommann (1720–1793), pastor in Meeder in the Principality of Coburg ;
  • Wilhelm Albrecht Frommann (1727–1808), pastor in Lauter.

Erhard Andreas Frommann attended the Casimirianum grammar school in Coburg from 1735 ; his teachers there included Johann Konrad Schwarz , Bonifacius Heinrich Ehrenberger (1681–1759), Johann Gerhard Meuschen , Johann Ulrich Tresenreuter and Johann Daniel Gihnlein

He then studied theology and oriental languages from 1741 at the University of Altdorf and heard lectures from Johann Balthasar Bernhold , Beyer, Johann Ulrich Tresenreuter, Georg Friedrich Deinlein , Georg Christoph Schwarz , Johann Andreas Michael Nagel and Johann Albrecht Spieß (1704–1766). After obtaining his master's degree , he completed his habilitation in 1745 and gave lectures on philosophy and philology as a private lecturer .

In 1748 he was given a position as pastor in Walbur and six years later, in 1754, a pastor's position in Garnstadt . 1756 he was appointed as a teacher of Greek and Oriental languages at the high school Casimirianum in Coburg, whose Pädagogiarch it in 1759 and, as a successor to Johann Andreas Buttstedt that the (1701-1765) University of Erlangen had been called, Rector 1761. 1762 doctorate he attended the University of Altdorf to Dr. theol. and in 1763 he was appointed consistorial councilor.

1771 he received his appointment as abbot of the pin Klosterbergegarten at Magdeburg ; at the same time he was rector of the associated educational institution and general superintendent of the Duchy of Magdeburg and remained in these offices until his death. After his death, Friedrich Gabriel Resewitz was his successor.

Erhard Andreas Frommann was with Rosina Maria, geb. Brumhardt, married.

Fonts (selection)

  • Erhard Andreas Frommann; Johannes Andreas Michael Nagelius : Dissertatio inauguralis de cultu deorum ex illustri, quam praeside Dom. Johanne Andrea Mich. Nagelio, the XIV. Januarii 1745 examini subjicit auctor Erhardus Andreas Frommann . Altorfii Noricorum: Ex officina JA Hesselii 1745.
  • Exercitatio de metropoli Philistaeorum regni a Davide expugnata, ad II. Sam. VIII, 1 . Coburg, 1757.
  • Commentatio de Christo irenarcha . Coburg., 1761.
  • Exercitatio de Christo non angelorum sed hominum servatore ad Hebr. cap. II. Com. XVI . Coburgi: Findeisen, 1762.
  • Topice apostolorum in probanda ex Veteri Testamenti Christi a mortius resurrectione . Coburgi: Findeisen 1763.
  • The war and peace viewed from different points of view . Coburg 1763.
  • Judaeorum per orbem dispersio religionis Christianae inter gentes olim propagandae magmum adjumentum . Coburg 1767.
  • De Lucifero Calaritano olim praesule Epistola . Coburg 1767.
  • Treatise on the gullibility of those who do not want to believe the resurrection of Jesus from the dead: in addition to the invitation to two public farewell speeches . Coburg: Findeisen, 1768.
  • Continuation and conclusion of the treatise on the gullibility of those who do not want to believe the resurrection of Jesus from the dead . Coburg: Findeisen, 1768.
  • Brief thoughts on the NT passages on sin or blasphemy against the Holy Spirit: with which on the solemn celebration of Holy Pentecost in the context of the Collegii Casimiriani . Coburg: Ahl, 1770.
  • Casimirianum Museum . Coburg 1771.

Literature (selection)

personal data
SURNAME Frommann, Erhard Andreas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Frommann, Erhard A .; Frommann, Erhardus A .; Frommannus, Erhardus A .; Frommann, Erhardt A .; Frommann, Erhardus Andreas; Frommann, EA; Frommannus, Erh. A .; Frommannus, Erh. Andreas; Frommann, Erhard. Andr .; Frommannus, Erhardus Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant clergyman and educator
DATE OF BIRTH November 8, 1722
PLACE OF BIRTH Wiesenfeld near Coburg
DATE OF DEATH October 1, 1774
Place of death Monastery mountains