Friedrich Hein

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Friedrich Hein , also Friedrich Heine , Friedrich Heinius (born March 5, 1533 in Neubrandenburg , † March 18, 1604 in Rostock ) was a German legal scholar, university professor and mayor.

Life

Friedrich Hein came from an old Neubrandenburg council family. He was born in 1533 as the son of the Neubrandenburg mayor Jacob Hein and his wife, the Neubrandenburg mayor's daughter Katharina, nee. Richard. After attending school in his hometown, he studied from 1547 at the University of Rostock with Arnold Burenius , then in Frankfurt (Oder) with Hieronymus Schurff and from 1550 in Wittenberg with Philipp Melanchthon and Johann Schneidewein . In 1553 he attended the university in Leuven. A subsequent educational trip took him to France and on to Italy for four years, where he worked in Pisa in 1560 as a Dr. iur. PhD.

Back in Germany, he first worked at the Imperial Court of Justice in Speyer before he was appointed full professor of law (decretals) at Rostock University by the Mecklenburg Duke in 1563/64. In 1570 he was appointed to the Princely Council and also assessor of the newly established consistory. In 1574 he gave up these offices because "the practical efforts were overloaded". In 1568 and 1574 he was rector of the university. In 1576 he was elected councilor in Rostock and in 1578 after the departure of Johannes Borcholten to the council syndic of the city. In 1591 he was elected mayor . He held this office until his death.


From 1564 the Friedrich Hein family was married to Anna Dobbin, the daughter of the Rostock councilor Albrecht Dobbin. The marriage had six sons and five daughters. In a commemorative speech given on March 25, 1605, which was attributed to the sons and sons-in-law, the following were named:

  • Jacobus (1565–1634) - Dr. jur. and court court procurator
  • Albertus (1571–1636) - Dr. jur. and professor of decrees
  • Joannes - Canonicus of Bremen
  • Fridericus († 1613) - citizen of Wismar
  • Henricus (1590–1666) - later professor and rector of the University of Tartu / Dorpat
  • Stephanus (1590–1643) - later a philologist and theologian

and the sons-in-law

  • Ernst Cothmann (1557–1624) - Dr. jur. utr. and Mecklenburg Council - ⚭ 1586 Elisabetha (1566–1642)
  • Barthold Kichler († 1605) - Dr. jur. utr. and Mecklenburg Council - ⚭ Margareta (1569–1600)
  • Nikolaus Willebrand (1566–1613) - Dr. jur. and Prof. of Ethics - ⚭ 1596 Catharina (1576–1662)
  • Marcus Lüschow (1579–1656) - citizen of Rostock, councilor and treasurer - ⚭ 1602 Anna († 1607)
  • Jacob Schabbold - Citizen of Wismar

literature

  • Grete Grewolls: Who was who in Mecklenburg and Western Pomerania. The dictionary of persons . Hinstorff Verlag, Rostock 2011, ISBN 978-3-356-01301-6 , p. 3984 .
  • Johann Bernhard Krey : In memory of the Rostock scholars from the last three centuries. Volume 4, Adler, Rostock 1814, pp. 14-15 ( Google Books ).
  • Something of learned Rostock things, for good friends. Sixth year MDCCXLII, Warningck, Rostock 1742, p. 781 ff. ( RosDok )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ information u. a. according to register persons and corporations, state bibliography MV (see web links).
    In: Something from scholarly things in Rostock… p. 782 (see literature) Elisabeth Bernefeur , a former wife of his father (in other sources: Ilse von Barnefüer ) is named as the mother.
  2. ↑ Fredericus Heine entry winter semester 1546/1547, No. 33 in the Rostock matriculation portal
  3. ↑ Something about learned Rostock things ... p. 782 (see literature).
  4. ^ The information from David Franck: Old and New Mecklenburg. Volume XII, p. 125, which wrote him with reference to “Rost. Some P. VI. p. 258 "as a witness during the visit to the university as" D. Friderich Heins, Burgemeister ”, seems to be wrong.
  5. ↑ Something about learned things from Rostock ... p. 781 (see literature).
  6. ↑ The supplementary year information is based on research in the register of persons and corporations, Landesbibliographie MV.
  7. ↑ 23: 248890M in VD 17 .
  8. ↑ 28: 730278Z in VD 17 .
personal data
SURNAME Hein, Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Heine, Friedrich; Heinius, Friedrich
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer, university professor and mayor
DATE OF BIRTH March 5, 1533
PLACE OF BIRTH Neubrandenburg
DATE OF DEATH March 18, 1604
Place of death Rostock