Georg Weinrich

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Georg Weinrich

Georg Weinrich (also: Georg Weinreich or Georg Weindrich; * April 23, 1554 in Hirschberg / Silesia; † January 27, 1617 in Leipzig ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Georg was the son of the citizen in Hirschberg Balthasar Weinrich and his wife Magdalena Fries. Four brothers, Thomas, Martin, Johann and Melchior, come from this marriage. From 1558 he attended school in his hometown. In 1572 he came to the Marien-Magdalena Gymnasium in Breslau. In Breslau he also became the private tutor of Prince Georg auf Kupferberg, with whose three sons he traveled to Bohemia in 1575 to learn the local language. When he returned to Breslau, he was given another private tutor position. He and his pupil moved to the University of Leipzig on February 4, 1579, and in March 1580 became a baccalaurus of philosophy. After a short stay in Prague from 1581, he returned to the Leipzig University in the winter semester of 1582/83, where he received his master's degree in philosophical sciences. After a short stay as Tertius at the electoral state school St. Augustin in Grimma , he received an appointment as a deacon in Langensalza in September 1584 , which position he took on after his ordination on October 6, 1584. On September 12, 1586, he changed to the St. Thomas Church in Leipzig as a subdeacon , rose there on January 1, 1589 to the position of deacon and in 1592 became a pastor there.

Weinrich had acquired the baccalaureate in theology on November 28, 1594 and, after the departure of superintendent Wolfgang Harder, took over the superintendent of Leipzig and the pastor's office at the St. Nikolaikirche in the same year . Associated with this, he was also appointed assessor at the Leipzig Consistory . In the same year he was given a theological professorship at the University of Leipzig . With this he became a canon in Zeitz . On January 20, 1597, he acquired the paper Problema theologicum de sacramento initiaitonis contra Calvinianos the licentiate in theology and he received his doctorate with the work Problema theologicum de sacramento baptisimi, continens explicationem status controversiae inter Lutheranos et Cinglianos on November 8, 1599 Doctor of Theology.

Also in November 1599 he became a full third professor in the theological faculty and, associated with it, a member of the women's college . In 1604 he rose to the second theological professorship and was associated with canons in Meißen and Decemvir . Finally, on March 9, 1614, he reached the first theological professorship in Leipzig, at the same time he was its senior and senior of the Polish and Silesian nation. He also participated in the organizational tasks of the university. So he was in the years 1601 (winter-sem.), 1605 (winter-sem.), 1607 (winter-sem.), 1610 (summer-sem.), 1613 (winter-sem.) and 1615 (summer semester) dean of the theological faculty. In the winter semester of 1600 he was the rector of the Alma Mater and in 1605 he was the procurator of the Alma Mater. Georg Weinrich died in Leipzig on January 27, 1617. His body was buried on January 31st in the Leipzig Thomaskirche, where an epitaph was erected for him.

family

From his marriage on April 20, 1585 in Leipzig to Cecilia (* February 7, 1667 in Grimma; † February 1, 1618 in Leipzig), the daughter of the administrator of the Princely School Grimma Wolfgang Peiligk and his wife Ursula, the daughter of the councilor and Bookseller in Leipzig, Frantz Clement, have three sons and four daughters. It is known about the children:

  1. To. Barbara Weinrich (born April 26, 1586 in Langensalza; † June 3, 1632 in Leipzig (Plauen)) married. January 24, 1604 with the assessor at the Leipzig Higher Court and Dr. jur. Valentin Krappe (born January 1, 1560 in Berlin, † November 15, born November 18, 1619 in Leipzig)
  2. Sun. Georg Weinrich (1587–1597) Wint.Sem. 1594 Uni. Leipzig
  3. To. Caritas Weinrich (1590–1597)
  4. Christian Weinrich (1592–1597) Som.-Sem. 1596 Uni. Leipzig (dep.)
  5. To. Elisabeth Weinrich (1595–1602)
  6. So. Gottfried Weinrich Wint.-Sem. 1600 Uni. Leipzig (dep.), March 6, 1619 Bacc. phil., January 25, 1621 Mag. phil. ibid.,
  7. To. Sabina Weinrich (born March 14, 1604 in Leipzig, † February 15, 1662 in Rendsburg) married. on February 17, 1629 in Leipzig with Dr. med Christopf von Bühren (July 4, 1601 in Lüneburg; † October 28, 1645 in Rendsburg)

literature

  • Erdmann Hannibal Albrecht: Saxon Evangelical-Lutheran church and preaching history, from its origin to the present time. Leipzig 1799.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Thomas Weinrich (* December 21, 1559 in Hirschberg; † 27 (17). July 31st, 1606 in Hirschberg) City School Hirschberg, 1575 Elisabethgym. Breslau, 1581 Uni. Leipzig, from 1583 private teacher Saxony, 1586 Rev. Hirschberg, married in 1586 with Emeritia Gresel († February 18, 1607 in Hirschberg), To. d. kurf. Saxon mint master Hans Gresel, (6 children from the marriage, 5 survived father) Sun. Pancratius Weinrich († young), Sun. Thomas Weinrich (born April 18, 1588 in Hirschberg; † May 4, born 8. May (Johannisfriedhof) 1629 in Leipzig) dep. Winter-sem. 1599/1600 Uni. Leipzig, winter semester 1607/08 Bacc. phil. ibid., January 31, 1611 Mag.phil. ibid., 1611 Teacher (Tertius) St. Nicolai Leipzig, May 1612 Rev. Meuselwitz bei Altenburg, June 17, 1613 Bacc. theol. University. Leipzig, April 4, 1614 Sub-Diac. St. Nicolai Leipzig, 1619 Diak ibid., December 27, 1621 Archidiak. ibid., 1628 fourth Prof. theol. University. Leipzig, March 19, 1629 Dr. theol. ibid., 1610 collegiate at Marienkolleg., whose So. Polycarp (* 1620; † August 1, 1624 in Leipzig), To. Magdalena Weinrich († 1630 in Breslau) married. I. Hans Schleicher († 1610 Breslau (Pest)) m. II. Teacher St. Elisabeth and lawyer Daniel Frank (* January 8, 1589 in Breslau; † after 1636) (cf. * Markus Hein, Helmar Junghans: The professors and lecturers of the theological faculty of the University of Leipzig from 1409 to 2009. Evangelical publishing house , Leipzig, 2009, ISBN 978-3-374-02704-0 , p. 283; Presbyterology of Evangelical Silesia. Volume 3, p. 182, Cat. Stolb. LP, Breslauer Ratsgeschölker I, 425; Roth LP P 2088);
  2. ↑ Martin Weinrich (* 1560 Hirschberg / Silesia; † June 24th (December). C. June 26, 1607 in Gautzsch) Hirschberg School, 1577 St. Elisabeth Breslau, 1580 Leipzig School, Halle School, 1582 Uni. Leipzig (Wint.-Sem. 1579 (dep)), 1587 private teacher Zangenberg, then private teacher Goseck, ord. December 15, 1592 in Merseburg, 1593 in Rev. Hayna, 1594 Hospitalpred. St. Johannis Leipzig, 1602 Rev. Gautzsch, married. I November 26, 1593 with Maria († 1594 Leipzig), daughter of Sup.Borna Adam Herrmann (born March 28, 1536 in Joachimsthal; † June 30, 1606 in Colditz) and Magdalena Staude (* Annaberg; † 1593 in Borna) , m. II. September 2, 1595 Sabina, To. of the Leipzig baker and citizen Peter Remler (6th children, 4th Sö. live) cf. Johann Manger (Rev. Knauthan) At the funeral of ... Martini Weinrich's pastor in Kautsch and Zeppiger / Who in true faith ... died on June 24th ... Anno 1607. and on the 26th after ... buried. Leipzig 1607
  3. ^ Johann Weinrich (* 1568 Hirschberg; † 1633 in Mölbis) Summer-Sem. 1587 Uni. Leipzig, ord. May 4, 1596 in Leipzig, 1596 Rev. Mölbis married. Barbara Gitler, To. d. Bürgers in Hirschberg Erasmus Gitler, Sun. Johann Weinrich (born March 11, 1578 in Hirschberg / Silesia; † September 3, c. September 5, 1607 in Leipzig) Hirschberg School (Rector with Valentin Emerich, later Mayor), 1597 Gym . St. Elisabeth Breslau (Rector Nicolaus Steinberger & Tisch with M. Martin Weinrich Prof. ibid.), 1602 Uni. Wittenberg (Salomon Gesner, Aegidius Hunnius, David Runge, Leonard Hutter), 1606 Uni. Leipzig (lived with cousin Sup. Georg Weinrich), Sun. Christian (* Mölbis) Som.-Sem. 1617 Uni. Leipzig
  4. ^ Melchior Weinrich (* July 28, 1584 in Hirschberg / Silesia; † ± 1626), Hirschberg School, Gymn. Breslau, Summer-Sem. 1603 Uni. Leipzig, March 9th 1605 Bacc. phil. January 30, 1606 Mag. Phil. ibid., Assessor (adj.) phil. Fac. Ibid., Vice-Rector Thomasschule Leipzig, member of the Small Princely College
  5. ↑ cf. Roth R 5316 & R 6670
  6. ↑ cf. Roth R 8637 & R 6067
  7. ↑ cf. also: Vincentius Schmuck : Christian funeral sermon Uber die Historiam vom Tode Aaronis, Num. 20 .: Bey Volckreicher serene funeral / of the venerable, great bailiff and Hochgelarten Mr. / Georgii Weinrichs / the H. Schrifft Doctorn and Professorn, pastors to S. Thomas and Superintendent in Leipzig also des Churf. Saxon Consistorii there Assessorn, the Faculty of Theology, the same of the Polish and Silesian Nation Seniorn, Canon of Meissen, and Collegiaten of the Collegii B. Virginis in Leipzig etc. Which the 27th January of the 1617th Jars in God blessedly different / and the 31st of the same Monthly Christian wise buried in the church of S. Thomas there on earth. Leipzig 1617 ( online )
personal data
SURNAME Weinrich, Georg
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Weinreich, Georg; Weindrich, Georg
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH April 23, 1554
PLACE OF BIRTH Hirschberg / Silesia
DATE OF DEATH January 27, 1617
Place of death Leipzig