Gottlieb Ludolph Münter

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Gottlieb Ludolph Münter (also: Gottlieb Ludolf Münter and Gotlieb Ludolf Münter as well as Theophilus L. Münterus and name variants; * before 1744 in Osterode am Harz ; † 1767 in Uslar ) was a German rector and preacher.

Life

Gottlieb Ludolph Münter, who was probably born in Osterode in the 17th century, studied at the Georg-August University in Göttingen and graduated in 1744 with the title of Master of Philosophy. He then first worked as the vice-principal of a school in Hildesheim , and from 1647 as the vice-principal of the Old Town School . In 1649 at the latest he was made an honorary member of the Royal German Society of Göttingen , which is why Münter published a letter of thanks.

After Hanover, Münter took over the post of rector in his hometown Osterode am Harz on September 25, 1751 .

Most recently, Münter was the first preacher in Uslar , where he died in 1767.

Fonts (selection)

Münter usually wrote in Latin. His writings also include a translation from English and a note in the Hanoverian advertisements :

  • Diss. De principio necessitatis a repugnanter disiunctis repetito , Gottingae 1744
  • Commemorative speech for Johann Günther Albrecht , Cologne court advisor and personal physician to Hildesheim. ST that the profession of pious and experienced doctors is nothing other than a constant preparation for death , in: Hamburgische mixed library, vol. 2, 1745
  • A recent honorary member of the same, M. Gottlieb Ludolf Münter, Konrekter at the Altstäter School in Hanover , Hanover: printed by Johann Daniel August Fuchs, 1749; Digitized version of the Göttingen State and University Library (SUB)
  • M. Gottl. Ludolph Münter's reflection on God's intention, Why Christ rose so little from the cross, Matt. 27, 42. When, after his resurrection, all the people appeared , Hanover In transfer of the forest heirs in 1749; Digital copy of the SUB
  • M. Theophili Ludolphi Münteri Scholae Hanover. Conrectoris & Regiae societatis Teutonic. Gotting. College honor. Uxor Homerica , Hanoverae, Typis Hieron. Me. Pockwitz, MDCCL; Digitized by SUB Goettingen
  • Mr. D. Philip Doddridge, former public teacher of divine wisdom and rector of the Northampton Acadmie The Beginning and Progress of True Divinity in the Human Soul; Beginning and progression of true godliness in the human soul, after the fourth edition, translated from English, and together with a preface by Mr Canzler von Mosheim for the fourth time published by M. Gottlieb Ludolf Münter, Pastor Primarius zu Ußlar, and honorary member of the Königl. German Society of Göttingen , Hanover, published by Johann Christoph Richter 1763; Digitized version of the Bavarian State Library

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ n.v . : Münter, Gottlieb Ludolph as a personal data record in the catalog of the German National Library [undated], last accessed on April 30, 2020
  2. ↑ a b c Johann Georg Meusel : Münter (Gottlieb Ludolph) , in ders .: Lexicon of the German writers who died between 1750 and 1800 , Volume 9: Me - My , Gerhard Fleischer, Leipzig 1809, p. 454; Digitized via Google books
  3. ↑ a b c d Münter (Gottlieb Ludolph) in: Continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's general lexicon of scholars, in which writers of all classes are described according to their most distinguished living conditions and writings. Starting with Johann Christoph Adelung and continuing with the letter K by Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund , Volume 5, Bremen: bey Johann Georg Heyse, 1816, column 162f .; Digitized via Google books
  4. ^ Gottlieb Ludolf Münter: The Royal German Society in Göttingen ... , Hanover: printed by Johann Daniel August Fuchs, 1749; Digitized version of the Göttingen State and University Library
personal data
SURNAME Münter, Gottlieb Ludolph
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Münter, Gottlieb Ludolf; Münterus, Theophilus L .; Münter, Theophil L .; Muenter, Theophilus L .; Munterus, Theophilus L .; Münter, Theophilus L .; Münter, Gottlieb L .; Münter, Gotlieb Ludolf
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German rector and preacher
DATE OF BIRTH before 1744
PLACE OF BIRTH Osterode am Harz
DATE OF DEATH 1767
Place of death Uslar