Hieronymus Wigerinck

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Hieronymus Wigerinck , also Wiegerinck , Wiggering and similar forms of name (* in Lübeck ; † April 22, 1549 ibid) was a German lawyer and canon.

Life

Hieronymus Wigerinck was a son of the wealthy Lübeck long-distance trader, banker and patron Godart Wigerinck from his second marriage to Anna, née. Claholt († January 14, 1510), daughter of councilor Hermann Claholt . The merchants Johann and Hermann Wigerinck were his brothers; a total of eleven siblings are known by name.

He studied canon law from 1524 at the University of Leipzig . In Leipzig he graduated with a baccalaureate on December 12, 1524 and received his doctorate on April 5, 1525 with a degree in both rights.

In 1524 he received a prebend as canon in the Lübeck cathedral chapter , first the episcopal distinctive praise , which he renounced in favor of Gottschalk von Wickede , then the prebend of the deceased dean Albert Broker, to whom Engelbert Erkel, cathedral provost of Naumburg , was actually entitled, but he waived.

During the time of upheaval of the Reformation, Wigerinck was noticed several times “through a messy life”. According to the chapter protocols, he is said to have drunk and then spoken badly about the world. He went into the country "with a fool's mask in his hand and a hat with a cock's feather on his head" and loudly quarreled with his maid.

literature

  • Wolfgang Prange : The change in the creed in the Lübeck cathedral chapter 1530–1600. (= Publications on the history of the Hanseatic city of Lübeck B 44) Lübeck: Schmidt-Römhild 2007 978-3-7950-0484-2

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ The first wife Anna Prume died on July 4, 1497.
  2. Christiane Schuchard, Knut Schulz : Thomas Giese from Lübeck and his Roman notebook from 1507 to 1526 , Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 2003, p. 15 ff.
  3. A prebend whose appointment was due to the bishop
  4. SHRU 12 § 4209, quoted by Wolfgang Prange : maid - cook - housekeeper. Women among clergymen at the end of the Middle Ages. In: Bishop and Cathedral Chapter of Lübeck: Hochstift, Principality and Region 1160–1937. Schmidt-Römhild, Lübeck 2014, ISBN 978-3-7950-5215-7 , pp. 271–288, here p. 279