Heinrich Balthasar Roth

Heinrich Balthasar Roth also: Rothius (* December 4, 1639 in Gehren , † October 9, 1689 in Jena ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Heinrich Balthasar was the son of the Graflich Schwarzburg community council Laurentius Andreas Roth and his wife Susanna Margaretha Schulte († December 27, 1655 in Gehren). After laying the foundations of his education at the school in his hometown, he attended high school in Arnstadt . On November 20, 1657 he moved to the University of Jena to study law. In 1663 he received his doctorate in law under Georg Adam Struve . He then moved to Arnstadt, where he was councilor to Count Christian Günther von Schwarzburg. On May 5, 1676 he was appointed professor of law in Jena and was appointed assessor of the court court and Schöppenstuhl. In his capacity as a Jena university lecturer, he also took part in the organizational tasks of the Salana. He was dean of the law faculty several times and in the summer semester of 1680 rector of the alma mater .

family

Roth married on April 26, 1664 in Arnstadt with Regina Margaretha Heden (born June 15, 1646 in Arnstadt; † November 23, 1693 in Jena), the daughter of the Schwartzburg chancellor in Arnstadt Hieronymus Heden (us) (born November 6, 1593 in Arnstadt; † December 26, 1670 ibid.) and his second wife Beata Catharina Frick, who was married in 1642. There are children from the marriage. We know of these:

Hieronymus Andreas Roth (born February 8, 1665 in Arnstadt; † November 23, 1693 Luckau / Niederlausitz) City Syndicus m. August 1, 1687 in Jena with Barbara Catharina Vockeroth (* December 8, 1671, † July 16, 1699 in Arnstadt)
Catharina Margaretha Roth (born August 1666 in Arnstadt; born April 25, 1679 in Jena)
Regina Christina Roth (born November 21, 1667 in Arnstadt; born June 17, 1673 ibid.)
Maria Roth (* 1669 in Arnstadt; born November 6, 1687 in Jena)
Heinrich Christian Roth (born March 9, 1670 in Arnstadt; born January 23, 1709 ibid) Attorney Arnstadt
Clara Sophia Roth (born September 8, 1671 in Arnstadt; born March 9, 1711 ibid.)
Regina Sabina Roth (born August 25, 1673 in Arnstadt; † 1730 ibid.) Married. June 16, 1706 in Arnstadt with Georg Christoph Melchior von Zuanna (born September 23, 1656 in Oedenburg (Hungary); born August 4, 1715 in Arnstadt) lawyer and lawyer in Arnstadt
Volkmar Laurentius Roth (born August 11, 1675 in Arnstadt; † October 23, 1691 ibid.)
Johann Caspar Roth (born July 1, 1677 in Arnstadt; born September 14, 1677 in Jena)
Johann Gottfried Roth (born January 22, 1679 in Jena; born May 2, 1722 in Arnstadt) Attorney Arnstadt
Susanna Margaretha Roth (born September 23, 1681 in Jena; † October 15, 1747 in Arnstadt) married. February 28, 1715 in Arnstadt with the Arnstadt physician Ernst Eusebius Richter (* 1659 in Arnstadt, † April 20, 1740 ibid.)
Christoph Adolph Roth (born March 7, 1684 in Jena; born May 15, 1738 in Kranichfeld) married. August 12, 1715 in Blankenheim with Johanna Dorothea Catharina Heden (born June 7, 1695 in Arnstadt; born January 17, 1746 in Kranichfeld)

Works (selection)

Dissertatio ethica de spontaneo et invito. Jena 1659 (President: Friedemann Bechmann)
De patientia. Jena 1661 (President Georg Adam Struve, online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Juridica De Poenitentia Et Voluntatis Mutatione. Jena 1663 (present Georg Adam Struve, online )
Disputationem De Occisore Impuni, Primam. Jena 1676 ( online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Iuridica De Iure Praecipui. Jena 1676 (Resp.Johann Caspar Ludewiger, online )
Diss. Iur. de imperio paris in parem. Jena 1677 (Resp. Heinrich Pragemann, online )
Disp. de fideiussoribus delinquentium. Jena 1677 (Resp. Michael Jürgens, online ), Jena 1745 ( online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Iuridica, De Confiscatione Statutaria. Jena 1678 (Resp.Matthias Bidecap, online )
Discursum Iuridicum, De Eo quod iustum est Circa Domum Cuiusque Propriam Et Suam. Jena 1678 (Resp.Richard Sieden, online )
Jurassic Sepulcrorum. Jena 1678 (Resp.Heinrich Rudolph Heydenreich, online )
Disp. inaug. iur.œde interventione tertii. Jena 1678 (Resp. Johann David Berringer (* November 2, 1647 - † February 6, 1688), online )
Disputationem Legalem Academicam De Periculo Et Commodo In Emptione Vini. Jena 1678 (Resp. Matthias Friedrich Haneke (1654–1733), online )
Diss. Inaug. iur.œde laudemiis. Jena 1679 (Resp.Johann Nicolaus Hoyer, online )
Vindemia Legalis, Qua Casus Practicus De Vini Novi Legato, Per Quaestiones aliquot controversas resolvitur. Jena 1679 (Resp. Johann Christian Hartung (-1695), online )
Disputatio Inauguralis De Potestate Domini Territorii, Et Relativa Subditorum Obligatione. Jena 1679 (Resp. Friedrich Dietrich Klampring (1654–1685), online ), Jena 1752 ( online )
Disputatio Iuridica De Paraphernalibus Uxorum Bonis. Jena 1680 (Resp. Heinrich Elias Leo, online )
Disputatio Inauguralis De Remedio Revisorio Adversus Sententias Camerae Imperialis. Jena 1680 (Resp. Johann Heinrich Alberti (1643–1709), online ) Under the title: Commentatio De Remedio Revisorio Adversus Sententias Camerae Imperialis. Leipzig 1755 ( online )
Disp. inaug. de praescriptione rerum quae sunt merae facultatis. Jena 1680 (Resp.Gottfried Christoph Steinacker, online )
De Resignatione Dominii Iudiciali. Jena 1681 (Resp. Johann Georg Schubart (1656–1711), online )
De actione in factum ex iureiurando. Jena 1681 (Resp. Johann Friedrich Scheibe, online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Iuridica De Characteribus. Jena 1682 (Resp. Johann Wilhelm Magen (1656–1699), online )
Specimen Hoc Academicum De Commerciis Institoriis vulgo Factorey or Commission acts. Jena 1682 (Resp. Heinrich Storck, online ), Wittenberg 1741 ( online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Iuridica, De Hominis Mortui Sepultura Prohibita. Jena 1683 (Resp.Johann Philipp Eschenbach, online )
Diss. Iur. de sumptibus convivii nuptialis, of wedding and Beylager costs. Jena 1683 (Resp.Gottfried Wolf, online ), Jena 1727 ( online ), Halle (Saale) 1746 ( online )
Iura Fideiussoris convenire volentis Principalem Debitorem antequam ipse solvit: Occasione Cap. Final. Extr. De Fideiussoribus. Perfunctorie adumbrata. Jena 1684 (Resp.Gottfried Christian Müller, online )
Disp. inaug. iur.œdecadem casuum practicorum resolutorum circa materiam hypothecariae actionis continens. Jena 1684 (Resp.Andreas ways, online )
Disputatio Inauguralis Ad L. Si et me & Titium XXXII. ff. de Reb. Credit. Jena 1685 (Resp. Heinrich Emmerich Beermann, online )
Disputatio Iuridica Decadem Casuum Practicorum Resolutorum, Circa materiam Ususfructus, Continens. Jena 1685 (Resp.Johann Jacob Hartung, online )
Exercitium Inaugurale De Exceptione Intentionis Seu Facti. Jena 1685 (Resp.Johann Jacob Krafft, online )
De Emeritis. From well-deserved people. Jena 1686 (Resp.Johann Andreas Hoffmann, online )
Diss. Inaug. iur.œde concordia. Jena 1687 (Resp.Johann Ernst Bahn, online )
Disputatio Inauguralis De Feudo Mere Haereditario. Jena 1687 (Resp. Christoph Werther Mühlpfort (-1709), online )
Disp. inaug. iur. de novalibus, from Rödtern. Jena 1687 (Resp. Hieronymus Andreas Roth, online ), Jena 1759 ( online ), Jena 1759 ( online )
Dissertatio Inauguralis De Falsa Moneta. Jena 1688 (Resp.Johann Martin Kretschmar (* 1665), online ), Jena 1737 ( online )
Dissertatio Inauguralis Iustinianea De Creditore Creditoris Et Debitoris Debitore. Jena 1688 (Resp.Philipp vom Busch (-1695), online )
Cautionem de non openendo. Jena 1688 (Resp. Johann Abraham Pfeiffer, online ) Jena 1745 ( online )
Diss. Inaug. de reticentia. Jena 1688 (Resp. Christian Friedrich Keyser (* March 24, 1664; † October 3, 1730), online )

literature

Johann Caspar Zeumer, Christoph Weissenborn: Vitae Professorum Theologiae, Jurisprudentiae, Medicinae et Philosophiae qui in illustri Academia Jenensi, ab ipsius fundatione ad nostra usque tempora vixerunt et adhuc vivunt una cum scriptis a quolibet editis quatuor classibus. Johann Felici Bieleck, Jena, 1711, p. 188 (lawyers, online )
Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : General Scholar Lexicon, Darinne the scholars of all classes, both male and female, who lived from the beginning of the world to the present day, and made themselves known to the learned world, After their birth, life, remarkable stories, Withdrawals and writings from the most credible scribes are described in alphabetical order. Verlag Johann Friedrich Gleditsch , Leipzig, 1751, Vol. 3, Sp. 2249, ( online )
Rothius (Heinrich Balthasar). In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 32, Leipzig 1742, column 1210 f.
Johann Jakob Günther: Life sketches of the professors at the University of Jena from 1558 to 1858. Friedrich Mauke, Jena, 1858, p. 63 ( online )
Johann Friedrich von Schulte: Roth, Heinrich Balthasar . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 29, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1889, p. 309 f.

Individual evidence

↑ after Johann Christian Jacob Spangenberg: Handbook of the scholars, artists, students and other notable persons who have passed away in Jena for almost five hundred years, partly drawn from church registers, partly from other sources and sorted according to the year 1819. August Schmid, Jena, 1819, p. 175, October 7, other October 4, date of birth also December 2
↑ Laurentius Andreas Roth (born May 17, died May 25, 1608 in Osterode; † April 22, Berg. April 28, 1675 in Gehren), father Heinrich Roth Faktor der Eisenbergwerke Osterode († Nordhausen), mother Margaretha Hattorff (married. May 19, 1607, † February 13, 1647), initially private teacher, School Speyer and Braunschweig, 1625 Uni. Helmstedt (jur.), 1629 Lohra, 1635 Hildesheim, 1636 Sondershausen, then Arnstadt, 1637 Amtsschösser Gehren, 1665 community councilor and bailiff in Gehren, married. May 27, 1638 in Arnstadt with Susanna, the daughter of the bailiff in Lohra Caspar Schultze, other children Margaretha Roth married. with Jena professor Friedemann Bechmann , Jacob Friedrich Roth (born February 24, 1643 in Gehren, welcomed April 11, 1686) in Greußen Rev. Greußen, Assessor Kons. Ebeleben, Christian Gottfried Roth Count of Schwartzburg's District Adjunct Gehren, Johann Andreas Roth Administrator in Gleichen, Anna Sophia Roth married. with Caspar Löscher , Clara Margaretha Roth married. with the official castle of Leuchtenburg and Orlamünde Tobias Michaelis (see Fritz Roth: Complete evaluation of funeral sermons, R 1388 and Thuringian Pastors' Book, Vol. 2)
↑ Reinhold Jauernig, Marga Steiger: The register of the University of Jena. 1652 to 1723. Hermann Böhlaus successor, Weimar, 1977, vol. 2, p. 661
^ Johann Ernst Basilius Wiedeburg: Description of the city of Jena according to its topographical, political and academic constitution. Jena 1785, p. 590 ( online )

personal data
SURNAME	Roth, Heinrich Balthasar
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Rothius, Heinrich Balthasar
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH	4th December 1639
PLACE OF BIRTH	Miter
DATE OF DEATH	October 9, 1689
Place of death	Jena

[1] ter Johann Christian Jacob Spangenberg: Handbook of the scholars, artists, students and other notable persons who have passed away in Jena for almost five hundred years, partly drawn from church registers, partly from other sources and sorted according to the year 1819. August Schmid, Jena, 1819, p. 175, October 7, other October 4, date of birth also December 2

[2] Laurentius Andreas Roth (born May 17, died May 25, 1608 in Osterode; † April 22, Berg. April 28, 1675 in Gehren), father Heinrich Roth Faktor der Eisenbergwerke Osterode († Nordhausen), mother Margaretha Hattorff (married. May 19, 1607, † February 13, 1647), initially private teacher, School Speyer and Braunschweig, 1625 Uni. Helmstedt (jur.), 1629 Lohra, 1635 Hildesheim, 1636 Sondershausen, then Arnstadt, 1637 Amtsschösser Gehren, 1665 community councilor and bailiff in Gehren, married. May 27, 1638 in Arnstadt with Susanna, the daughter of the bailiff in Lohra Caspar Schultze, other children Margaretha Roth married. with Jena professor Friedemann Bechmann , Jacob Friedrich Roth (born February 24, 1643 in Gehren, welcomed April 11, 1686) in Greußen Rev. Greußen, Assessor Kons. Ebeleben, Christian Gottfried Roth Count of Schwartzburg's District Adjunct Gehren, Johann Andreas Roth Administrator in Gleichen, Anna Sophia Roth married. with Caspar Löscher , Clara Margaretha Roth married. with the official castle of Leuchtenburg and Orlamünde Tobias Michaelis (see Fritz Roth: Complete evaluation of funeral sermons, R 1388 and Thuringian Pastors' Book, Vol. 2)

[3] Reinhold Jauernig, Marga Steiger: The register of the University of Jena. 1652 to 1723. Hermann Böhlaus successor, Weimar, 1977, vol. 2, p. 661

[4] Johann Ernst Basilius Wiedeburg: Description of the city of Jena according to its topographical, political and academic constitution. Jena 1785, p. 590 ( online )