Hermann Heimart Cludius

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Hermann Heimart Cludius (born March 28, 1754 in Hildesheim ; † June 23, 1835 there ) was a Protestant pastor, writer and fruit grower.

Life

Hermann Heimart Cludius attended the Andreanum grammar school in his hometown before studying philology, philosophy and theology at the university in Göttingen from 1774 to 1777 . He was first a member of the philological seminary, then the seminary. On the third Advent of 1777 he was introduced as pastor at the Georgskirche in Hildesheim.

After the theological faculty of Göttingen had awarded him the theological doctorate on November 10, 1787, Cludius took up the position of superintendent on Laetare Sunday 1788 .

Works

  • Truth of the Christian religion, especially for refuting the Jews and teaching the proselytes . Bremen 1782.
  • Biblical-practical elementary book of religion . Hildesheim and Leipzig 1786.
  • Cleanthes singing to the highest god . Goettingen 1786.
  • Poetic works . Altona 1787.
  • The new Plato . Athens 1787.
  • Basics of physical eloquence: for art lovers, speakers and actors: an attempt . Hamburg 1792.
  • Timarette or from friendship . Hamburg 1802.
  • Perimede or Hippias and Agathons wisdom . Gotha 1803.
  • An example of the village of Große-Laffer in the Principality of Hildesheim shows the education possible and useful for the Low German farmers and the means to promote them . Magdeburg 1805.
  • Urani views of Christianity, along with studies on some books of the New Testament . Altona 1808.
  • Muhammad's religion from the Koran expounded and explained etc. Altona 1809.
  • Outline of the lecture art . Hildesheim 1810.
  • Ciceronis de natura Deorum L. IV. E pervetusto codice membraneo nunc primum edidit Pt. Seraphinus . Berlin 1811.

Breeds

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literature

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Individual evidence

  1. n.v . : Cludius, Hermann Heimart in the database of Niedersächsische Personen (new entry required) of the Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz Library - Niedersächsische Landesbibliothek [undated], last accessed on May 27, 2019
  2. ^ A b Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund: The learned Hanover or lexicon of writers, learned businessmen and artists who have lived and are still alive since the Reformation in and outside of all the provinces belonging to the Kingdom of Hanover, compiled from the most credible writers , Volume 1 , Bremen: Schünemann, 1823, pp. 374–376; Digitized version of the State and University Library Bremen