Friedrich Gottlob Uhlemann

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Friedrich Gottlob Uhlemann (born November 26, 1792 in Zeitz ; † April 19, 1864 ) was a German Protestant theologian , philosopher and orientalist .

Life

Uhlemann attended high school in his hometown. From 1812 he studied at the University of Leipzig , among others with Ernst Friedrich Karl Rosenmüller . Three years later he received a doctorate in philosophy, after which he was tutor until 1820 . After Friedrich Uhlemann had passed an examination pro facultate docendi in 1822 , he taught as a teacher at the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Berlin , which he did for 42 years. At the same time he was appointed a licentiate in theology in Berlin . In 1835 he was appointed associate professor of theology at the University of Berlin . In 1839 the University of Leipzig made him an honorary doctorate in theology. He was a member of the Berlin Masonic Lodge Zum Widder . Friedrich Gottlob Uhlemann died on April 19, 1864, his wife and children had already died.

Works

  • Elementary teaching of the Syrian language (1829)
  • Institutiones Samaritanae (1837)
  • Instructions for translating from German into Hebrew for high schools (1839)

literature

personal data
SURNAME Uhlemann, Friedrich Gottlob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Protestant theologian, philosopher and orientalist
DATE OF BIRTH November 26, 1792
PLACE OF BIRTH Time
DATE OF DEATH April 19, 1864