Innocenz Deixlberger

Innocenz Deixlberger (also Deixlperger or Drixlberger) OSB , baptized name Matthias (born February 8, 1701 in Metten ; † September 20, 1776 ibid) was a Benedictine in Metten Monastery and professor of philosophy and theology in Salzburg .

Life

Matthias Deixlberger entered the Benedictine abbey of his birthplace Metten in 1720 and received the religious name Innocent during the solemn profession . He received his theological training in house studies at the neighboring Cistercian abbey Gotteszell . After completing his studies and being ordained a priest, he worked as a novice master from 1727.

In 1738 he was appointed professor at the academic high school in Salzburg. In 1747 he became professor of philosophy at the University of Salzburg and in 1749 professor of theology at the same university. After resigning from his professorship, he worked as a pilgrimage priest from 1759 and as a superior in Maria Plain near Salzburg from 1765 .

In 1774 he returned to his professed monastery in Metten, where he died two years later.

Works

• Idea simplex, vocis humanae terminus secundum sui originem, logice discussa , Straubing.
• Theses menstruae ex logica, de scientiae philosophiae rationalis scopo demonstrationis logicae partu studiorum fructu ac praemio , Salzburg 1748.
• Vox oris, interpres mentis logice expensa , Salzburg 1748.
• De causa efficiente et eiusdem influxu , Salzburg 1749.
• Corpus naturale cum suis proprietatibus experimentis physicis subjectum , Salzburg 1749.
• Corpus naturale secundum proprietates magis speciales per experimentum expensum , Salzburg 1749.
• Dissertatio theologica de poenitentia , Salzburg 1751.
• Q. Septimi Flor. Tertulliani liber praescriptionibus adversus haereticos, brevibus notis illustratus , Salzburg 1752.
• Metanoea catholicorum a novatorum erroribus vindicta , Salzburg 1754.
• Dissertatio de angelorum peccato et supplicio , Salzburg 1756.
• Teaching school of core virtues, based on the Latin work of PA Bellecius "Virtutis solidae praecipua impedimenta, subsidia, incitamenta" , 3 volumes, Augsburg 1764.
• Festiva coronis coronae Marianae, that is, eulogy at the end of the coronation ceremony of the miraculous image of Maria Trost zu Plain near Salzburg , 1751.
• The miraculous grace portrait of Maria Trost on the Plain near Salzburg and its origin , Salzburg 1764.
• Sufficient report on the origin and growth of the pilgrimage Maria Plain including an extract of the Gutthaten that took place there , Salzburg 1768.
• Jesus the… god of miracles in his grace portrait at Loretto near Salzburg. Sermon at the 100th anniversary of this church , 1751.
• Titus Romanorum Caesarum clementissimus, in scena musica exhibitus honoribus onomasticis RDD Lamberti Kraus fig. OSB in Metten, XV. Cal. Oct. 1773 , Straubing.
• Consignatio omnium familiarum in Metten, facta 1730 (manuscript).

literature

• Clemens Alois Baader , Lexicon of deceased Bavarian writers , Volume 1, 1824.
• Wilhelm Fink, History of the Development of the Benedictine Abbey of Metten. Part 1: The Book of Professions of the Abbey (Studies and Communications on the History of the Benedictine Order and its Branches, Supplement 1/1), Munich 1926, 43.
• August Lindner, The writers and the members of the Benedictine order in what is now the Kingdom of Bavaria, who deserve science and art. Supplements , 1884.
• Judas Thaddäus Zauner , directory of all academic professors in Salzburg ; 1813.