Friedrich Hans Gloxin

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Friedrich Hans Gloxin (born May 11, 1635 in Schleswig , † July 7, 1684 in Glückstadt ) was a German administrative lawyer, Gottorfischer councilor and curator of the University of Kiel .

Life

Friedrich Hans Gloxin was a son of the ducal Gottorfischen councilor Balthasar Gloxin and his wife Margarete, geb. Jügert, daughter of the Gottorf court councilor Peter Jügert (1567–1639). His uncle was the mayor of Lübeck, David Gloxin . He attended the cathedral school in Schleswig and the school of scholars in the Bordesholm monastery . From August 1651 he studied law, first at the University of Rostock , then at the University of Altdorf . In 1656 he was recorded as a respondent at the University of Helmstedt ; 1657 he was at the University of Rinteln to Dr. jur. PhD. A longer study trip to Belgium, Great Britain and France followed.

On September 2, 1654, he inherited the prebend of his recently deceased father, one of the so-called distinctive praisees of the Lübeck cathedral chapter , and thus became canon of the Lübeck cathedral .

After Andreas Cramer became chamber councilor in 1665, Duke Christian Albrecht appointed Gloxin as his successor to court and chancellery in September 1666. In August 1672, the Duke appointed the two oldest ducal councilors Johann von Hatten and Friedrich Hans Gloxin jointly as curators of the University of Kiel, which was only founded in 1665.

In the growing conflict between Gottorf and Denmark, he changed sides at the beginning of the Northern War (1674–1679) in 1674 and went to the government chancellery of the Duchy of Holstein in Glückstadt as a royal Danish councilor and chancellor .

Since 1661 he was married to Sophia Augusta († July 8, 1674), b. Schacht, a daughter of the Gottorfische secretary Eilhard Schacht. From 1676 he was married to Maria Elisabeth, geb. Cramer, a daughter of Andreas Cramer. In 1679 he had a family crypt built in the Schleswig Cathedral . The annex on the south wall of the first choir bay, the door of which is decorated with richly designed wrought iron fittings, has served as a sacristy since 1894.

His preamble went to Christian August von Berkenthin (1666–1734), Schleswig-Holstein privy councilor, heir to Lütgenhof and father of Christian August von Berkentin .

Works

  • Venus Tripudians Quam ... Domino Ludovico, Hassiae Landgravio ... Cum auspicatissimam Nuptiarum Festivitatem Cum ... Domina Maria Elisabetha ... Domino Friederici Haeredis Norvegiae ... Filia Sponsa Augustissimi in arce Gottorpiensi d. XXIV. November celebraret, humilime dicabat Friederich Hans Gloxin , Schleswig 1650
  • Suavissimae Memoirae Viri ... Dn. Petri Jügert, JU Doctoris & Practici in Ducatibus Slesvici & Holsatiae celeberrimi, Avunculi sui desideratissimi , Schleswig 1654
  • Dulcissimae memoriae Viri Admodum Reverendi, Nobilissimi, Amplissimi Consultissimiq [ue] Dn. Balthasaris Gloxin / IUD Canonici Lubecensis, ... Dn. Friderici, Haeredis Norvagiae, Ducis Slesv. Hauls. & c. & c. Consiliarii per decennium fidelissimi, Parentis sui desideratissimi , 1655
  • Disp. iur. de beneficio competentiae et cessionis bonorum. Helmstedt 1656
  • Disputatio Inauguralis De Asylis. 1657
  • Long live always well. The Wolworthy / WolEdler / Vester and highly educated Mr. Friederich Hans Gloxin beeder right doctor and Thum [b] lord of the StifftsKirchen zu Lübeck / And then also the WolEdle / Groß-Ehr: and highly virtuous virgin Jfr. Sophia Augusta Schachten , Schleswig 1661
  • Friderici Johannis Gloxini IUD & Canonici Lubecensis Ad ... Dn. Johannem Adolphum Kielmannum De Kielmanseck Hereditarium In Satrupholm Et Obdorf, Celeberrimi Collegii Canonicorum, Quod Est Hamburgi, Praepositum Longe Celeberrimum. Serenissimi Item Cimbrorum Ducis Regnanitis Consiliarium Intimum, Tum Aulae Cancellarium, Et Cameralium Rationum Nec Non Sanctiorum Consiliorum Praesidem Splendissimum Et Praefectum In Reinbec Trittou Et Moorkirchen. Dominum Ac Patronum Suum Magnum Alloquium Encomiasticum , 1665
  • According to me these days a letter to the present large gathering ... , 1675 (pamphlet Johann von der Wieck with Gloxin's reply)

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ With his son Friedrich, he was enrolled in Rostock as a child in 1643, died as a student in Jena in 1654 , when he wanted to settle a dispute between fellow students, he was temporarily mixed up or mixed up. Title of the eulogy on (this) Friedrich Gloxin
  2. ↑ Entry in the Rostock matriculation portal
  3. ↑ In contrast, the statement to be found in the older literature that he became a senator in Lübeck in 1666 is incorrect. It is also not listed as such in the Lübeck Council Lines .
  4. ^ Henning Ratjen : History of the University of Kiel. Verlag der Schwers'schen Buchhandlung, Kiel [u. a.], 1870 ( digitized version of the Kiel University Library ), p. 22
  5. ^ Johann Moller : Cimbria Litterata I, p. 212
  6. ↑ Photos
personal data
SURNAME Gloxin, Friedrich Hans
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Gloxin, Friedrich Johannes
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German administrative lawyer, Gottorfischer council and curator of the University of Kiel
DATE OF BIRTH May 11, 1635
PLACE OF BIRTH Schleswig
DATE OF DEATH July 7, 1684
Place of death Glückstadt