Franz Bernhard Neuffer

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Franz Bernhard Neuffer (born January 8, 1747 in Meßkirch , † after 1794) was a German Catholic writer. Neuffer was Fürstenberg clergyman and pastor to Burgweiler in the county of Heiligenberg .

Works

  • Vanity, a moral mourning poem: sung by the coffin of Joseph the Second, former Roman emperor. Martin Wagner, Constance 1790.
  • That made Germany happy, an epic-moral poem, on the most joyful election and coronation as Roman-German Emperor, in the most luminous person of Leopold II. Martin Wagner, Constance 1790.
  • The dangerous philosophy; a satyrical-moral poem in honor of the Christian religion against the philosophers and beautiful spirits of the eighteenth century. Martin Wagner, Constance 1791.

literature

  • Georg Christoph Hamberger , Johann Georg Meusel : The learned Teutschland or lexicon of the now living Teutschen writers. Meyer, Lemgo 1797. Vol. 5, p. 405.
  • Johann Jakob Gradmann : The learned Swabia: or Lexicon of the Swabian writers who are now living. Ravensburg 1802, p. 411.
  • Manfred Brandl: The German Catholic Theologians of Modern Times: Enlightenment. W. Neugebauer, 1978. p. 171.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Catalogus Personarum Ecclesiasticarum, et Locorum Dioecesis Constantiensis. , Martin Wagner, Konstanz, 1794. p. 69.
personal data
SURNAME Neuffer, Franz Bernhard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Catholic writer
DATE OF BIRTH January 8, 1747
PLACE OF BIRTH Messkirch
DATE OF DEATH after 1794