Georg Hösle

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Georg Hösle , also Georg Hesle or Georg Hößle (* December 20 or 22, 1649 in Ried ; † December 10, 1727 in Augsburg ) was a German Roman Catholic theologian who worked as a priest in Fischach and Ettelried and as a canon at the collegiate monastery of St. Gertrud worked in Augsburg.

Life

Hösle was born as the son of the farmer Urban Hösle and his wife Maria. He enrolled at the University of Dillingen in 1668 . On November 28, 1675, he earned the degree of Baccalaureus in Philosophy . Whether he also for licentiate of canon law earned his doctorate as his epitaph can be seen is doubtful. In 1677 or 1678 Hösle was ordained a priest.

On May 2, 1679 Hösle was for the parish Fischach presents and took them on 20 May 1679. He was praised in this regard because of his good manners, his piety and his knowledge. On October 23, 1679, Hösle reported to the episcopal ordinariate that he had found the rectory in a very poor condition after the death of his predecessor Andreas Lacher. A few years later, Hösle voluntarily renounced the parish. From 1682 to 1692 he was pastor in Ettelried. Towards the end of this time, Hösle managed to gain access to the cathedral chapter in Augsburg , albeit in a subordinate role . Already vicar of the choir at Augsburg Cathedral , Kastner and Bursner of the cathedral chapter, he received a well-endowed benefice as chaplain of the St. Barbara chapel in Augsburg in 1697 . In 1703 he became a canon at the St. Gertrud Collegiate Foundation in Augsburg. In addition, Hösle received the honorary title of Apostolic Protonotary .

Foundations

On May 15, 1717, Hösle donated 1000 guilders, the interest of which was to be used by the beneficiaries of Ettenbeuren to hold a weekly mass in the St. Ottilia chapel in his home town of Ried. Three years later, Baron Johann Alexander Vöhlin and Georg Hösle donated an early Mass beneficiary to the Behlingen church . The foundation capital of 3480 guilders was mainly raised by Hösle. The beneficiary had to hold early mass on Sundays and public holidays. He also had to read mass every week for Hösle and his relatives. Vöhlin reserved the right to present the benefit.

Epitaph of Georg Hösle in the cloister of Augsburg Cathedral

coat of arms

The coat of arms that Hösle wielded depicts an arch lying transversely with a bowstring downwards. On the crowned spangenhelm there is a growing boy with a headband, holding an open book. The colors of the coat of arms are not known.

epitaph

In the north wing of the cloister in Augsburg Cathedral there is Hösles epitaph on the south wall of the ninth yoke. The inscription plaque made of Solnhofer stone is very well preserved.

literature

  • Georg Kempter: Local history of Behlingen-Ried . Publisher EOS-Druck, St. Ottilien 1983.
  • Karl Kosel: The Augsburg cathedral cloister and its monuments . Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1991, ISBN 3-7995-4130-6 .
  • Michael Piller: Fischach. History of a central Swabian market town . Anton H. Konrad Verlag, Weißenhorn 1981, ISBN 3-87437-178-6 .
  • Anton Steichele, Alfred Schröder: The diocese Augsburg historically and statistically described. Volume 5: The country chapters: Ichenhausen and Jettingen . B. Schmid'sche Verlagbuchhandlung, Augsburg 1895.

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas Specht (edit.): The register of the University of Dillingen. In: Alfred Schröder on behalf of the historical association Dillingen. (Ed.): Archive for the history of the Hochstift Augsburg. tape 2 . Self-published by the editor, Dillingen an der Donau 1912, p. 854, No. 122 .
  2. ↑ Epitaph from 1727 in the north wing of the cloister in Augsburg Cathedral. Location on the south wall of the ninth yoke.
  3. ^ Karl Kosel: The Augsburg cathedral cloister and its monuments. Verlag Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1991, ISBN 3-7995-4130-6 , p. 278, No. 263 .
  4. ^ Archives of the Diocese of Augsburg: The Augsburger Weiheregister. Vol. 2nd arrangement: Stegmayr (arrangement). P. 186.
  5. ^ Moritz Wiedenmann: General Schematism of the Diocese of Augsburg. tape 1 . Self-published, Marktoberdorf 1945, OCLC 631244393 , p. 3, 33, 200 .
  6. ↑ Michael Piller: Fischach. History of a central Swabian market town. Verlag Anton H. Konrad, Weißenhorn 1981, ISBN 3-87437-178-6 , p. 166 .
  7. ^ Moritz Wiedenmann: General Schematism of the Diocese of Augsburg. tape 1 . Self-published, Marktoberdorf 1945, OCLC 631244393 , p. 33 .
  8. ^ Moritz Wiedenmann: General Schematism of the Diocese of Augsburg. tape 1 . Self-published, Marktoberdorf 1945, OCLC 631244393 , p. 200 .
  9. ^ Moritz Wiedenmann: General Schematism of the Diocese of Augsburg. tape 1 . Self-published, Marktoberdorf 1945, OCLC 631244393 , p. 3 .
  10. ↑ Epitaph from 1727 in the north wing of the cloister in Augsburg Cathedral. Location on the south wall of the ninth yoke.
  11. ^ Karl Kosel: The Augsburg cathedral cloister and its monuments. Verlag Thorbecke, Sigmaringen 1991, ISBN 3-7995-4130-6 , p. 278, No. 263 .
  12. ^ Anton Steichele, Alfred Schröder: The diocese Augsburg historically and statistically described. 5, The country chapters: Ichenhausen and Jettingen. B. Schmid´sche Verlagbuchhandlung, Augsburg 1895, p. 186 .
  13. ^ Anton Steichele, Alfred Schröder: The diocese Augsburg historically and statistically described. 5, The country chapters: Ichenhausen and Jettingen. B. Schmid´sche Verlagbuchhandlung, Augsburg 1895, p. 102-103 .
  14. ^ Eduard Zimmermann: Augsburg symbols and coats of arms. Illustrated book. Including the citizens of the imperial city of Augsburg and the holders of higher ecclesiastical dignities of the episcopal city of Augsburg, its monasteries and monasteries. Mühlberger Verlag, Augsburg 1970, OCLC 906365374 , p. Plate 73, coat of arms 2123 .
personal data
SURNAME Hösle, Georg
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hesle, Georg; Hößle, Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Roman Catholic theologian
DATE OF BIRTH December 20, 1649 or December 22, 1649
PLACE OF BIRTH reed
DATE OF DEATH December 10, 1727
Place of death augsburg