Friedrich Gottlob Herzog

Friedrich Gottlob Herzog (born October 27, 1689 in Stolpen , † October 28, 1751 in Zittau ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

Herzog had attended grammar school in Zittau and obtained his university entrance qualification there. He then moved to the University of Wittenberg on October 29, 1707 , where he acquired the academic degree of Master of Philosophy on April 30, 1711 . After he had also pursued theological studies in Wittenberg, he became adjunct in Lückendorf in 1728 , assistant preacher in Seifersdorf in 1731 , Wednesday preacher in Zittau in 1737, early preacher in St. Petri a. Pauli and in 1748 archdeacon at the main church St. Johannis in Zittau.

Selection of works

• Diss. Theologico-exegetica (Praes. Feustking) de custodia voluntatis et mentis in praxi assidue custodia. Wittenberg 1721
• Message from 15 jubilant priests who were left out in the Grossisches Lexicon; by the jubilee of the pastor Lankish in Schwerta. Zittau 1735
• Diss. De quibusdam in theologia exegetica desideratis. Zittau 1757
• The honorary crown to a Christian six-week-old woman with 6 jewels; Commemorative inscription to Mrs. Anna Elis. Martini etc Zittau 1742
• Parenting from Pastor MJG Häntschel. Zittau 1742
• Thinking, strength and Consolation meal at the grave of D. Ernst Gotth. Herzog's, mayor in Zittau. Zittau 1744
• Closing prayers with those who preached Jesus, so in the Hospitale zu St. Jacob a. Prayed in 1748 and 1749.

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer the Younger, Leipzig, 1805, vol. 5. p. 436
• Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis- Younger Series Part 2. Halle (Saale), 1952, p. 170