Immanuel Friedrich Gregorius

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Immanuel Friedrich Gregorius (born February 7, 1730 in Kamenz ; † September 9, 1800 in Lauban ) was a German Lutheran theologian and historian.

Life

Immanuel Friedrich Gregorius was born in Kamenz in 1730 as the son of Johann Friedrich Gregorius . He will have received his first training from his father. Then he attended the grammar school in Görlitz, where he acquired the tools to be able to attend a university. Just like his father, he decided to study at the University of Wittenberg , where he entered the university's registry on May 18, 1748. At that university he attended the lectures of Johann Heinrich Martinus in poetry, Martin Hassen in ethics, Johann Wilhelm Hoffmann in history, Georg Wilhelm Kirchmaier in Greek language and literature, Karl Gottlob Sperbach in philosophy, and Ernst Christian Schröder in dialectical Logic, with Georg Friedrich Baermann , as well as Johann Friedrich Weidler in mathematics and with Johann Wilhelm von Berger in rhetoric.

Formed in this way, he acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophy a year later on April 30, 1749 and then occupied himself with theological studies. In 1751 he went to the grammar school in Lauban as vice-principal. In 1758 he became second deacon, 1767 first deacon, 1772 archdeacon and early preacher and in 1793 first pastor in Lauban. In addition to his extensive work, Gregorius has established himself as an author, above all as a respected historian. Among other things, he has dedicated himself to the biographical research of Joachim Samuel Weickmann , Petrus and Vincentus von Ravenna . In addition, extensive specialist articles are known in various scholarly journals. He also wrote articles on Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's General Scholarly Lexicon. The writer Johanne Elisabeth Gregorius (born September 29, 1765 in Lauban, † after 1823 in Dresden) is his daughter.

Selection of works

  1. Oratio de cognitione sui e perpessione Christi; in a collection under the title: Grata in Christi perpeissoncm memoria. Wittenberg 1749
  2. Commentatio de b. Luthero, senioris eloqueutiae pro nostris sacrij instauratore. Wittenberg 1749
  3. Sam. Werenfels's speech in defense of the spectacles; Translated from Latin with annotations. Wittenberg 1750
  4. De credulitate, veri nominis philosopho valde indigna. Wittenberg 1750
  5. De incredulitate, maximo solidioris doctrinae impedimento. Wittenberg 1750
  6. De b. Mart. Lutheri martyrio incruento e Romani coetus monimentis, ad VMD Weickhmann. Wittenberg 1750
  7. Oratio de optima, qua scholarum famae cousulitur, ratione. Lauban 1751
  8. The wonders of the thundering legion, saved from the objections of opponents. Lauban 1751
  9. Of the merits of the great for the German language; to the royal. German society in Koenigsberg. Lauban 1751
  10. About the easy death of the dying, about Pliny’s 20th letter in the 2nd book. Lauban 1751
  11. De eruditis, quos reales vocant; ad ill. Societ. latin. That is. Lauban 1751
  12. De Jani cultu apud vereres Romanos. Lauban 1752
  13. De genuina veritatis notione. Lauban 1752
  14. Of the new Saamen of the Jews, through Isaiah 1, 9 and Romans 9, 29, Lauban 1752
  15. De curia sanctitatis templo, ad Cic. per milone c. 33. Lauban 1752
  16. Consideration of the cleverness of a preacher in the judgment of the flock entrusted to him, about Ezech. 34, 17th Lauban 1752
  17. News from the 5th foundation day of the Lauban Society. Lauban 1752
  18. From the prophetic spirit of Joh. Friedrich the Generous, Elector of Saxony. Lauban 1753
  19. From the salt fire of Christ Marc. 9, 49. Lauban 1753
  20. Geneal. hist. news of the Henric family in Budissin. Lauban 1753
  21. The teachers of the Evangelical Zion in Rothenburg. Lauban 1753
  22. De agonalibus Jano sacris. Lauban 1754
  23. From the fire idols of the Samaritans. Lauban 1754
  24. In Pythia societatis litterariae Laubanensis. Lauban 1754
  25. Continued hist. Geneal. News from the Wirthischen dynasty in Löwenberg and Lauban. Lauban 1754
  26. De JCto Apolline schediasms. Lauban 1755
  27. The Lord in the fire from the rock, a god of peace, from the Book of Judgment. 6, 21/23/24; a sermon. Lauban 1755
  28. Some notes on various parts of the scriptures. Lauban 1755
  29. De pace Augustana augusta. Lauban 1755
  30. De Favorino Arelatensi Philosopho; Graeeae Romanaeque dictionis nitidissimo exemplari Comment. I et II. Lauban 1755
  31. Sound the usefulness and necessity of school conferences in well-ordered schools. Lauban 1756
  32. Exegetical attempt to find the scriptures in 1 Mos. 48, 31 and Heb. 2, 21 to explain. Lauban 1756
  33. Something from Holzkirch. Lauban 1756
  34. A sermon on fire. Lauban 1760
  35. Honorary memory of his first wife. Lauban 1761
  36. Honorary memory of the death of his father. 1761
  37. Quis sit pastor lapis Israel Genes. 49, 24. Lauban 1764
  38. Joyful eyes of the Lord's redeemed when their redemption draws near in death; a booth speech. Lauban 1764
  39. Observationum in quosdam sacri codicis locos e iuris ritibus et antiquitate petitarum trias. Lauban 1765
  40. Jesus also accepts the greatest sinners. Lauban 1767
  41. Funeral speech on the citizen's. Freyberg in Dresden Mrs. widow. Lauban 1768
  42. Spicilegium ad historiam Petri Ravennatis. Lauban 1772
  43. Responsio subitanea ad Gerckenii corollarium de hist. Petri et Vincentii Ravennatum. Lauban 1773
  44. Historical news of the parish church tower and the bells at Lauban that were on it now and then. Lauban 1775
  45. History Mr. Dokt. Joach. Sam. Weickhmann's. In: (Strodtmann's) Beytr. to the histor. the truth Th ,. 5 ,. Pp. 128-151.
  46. Life of Mr. Hofr. Harbor. In: Windheim's Göttingen philosophical library B. 3.
  47. A double description of Aringbii Roma subterranea. In: the critical library B. 3, p. 323 and in the Hamburgische Briefwechsel der Schehrten 1751. St. 38 –S. 593
  48. Continuation of the news from the orphanage in Lauban. Lauban 1772-1794

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Fritz Juntke: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 3; Halle, 1966 p. 190.
  2. ↑ Heinz Kathe : The Wittenberg Philosophical Faculty 1502-1817 (= Central German Research. Volume 117). Böhlau, Cologne / Weimar / Vienna 2002, ISBN 3-412-04402-4 , pp. 455-470.
  3. ^ Elisabeth Friedrichs: The German-speaking women writers of the 18th and 19th centuries. Metzler, 1981 ISBN 3476004562 p. 105
personal data
SURNAME Gregorius, Immanuel Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Green, Georg Sigmund
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian and historian
DATE OF BIRTH February 7, 1730
PLACE OF BIRTH Kamenz
DATE OF DEATH September 9, 1800
Place of death Lauban