Jean-Louis Bridel

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Jean-Louis-Philippe Bridel (also Louis Bridel , born November 27, 1759 in Begnins , † February 5, 1821 in Lausanne ) was a Swiss Reformed clergyman , theologian and university professor and author.

Life

Bridel studied theology at the Lausanne Academy . After completing his studies, he was ordained as a pastor in 1784 . However, he first went to the Netherlands as a private teacher . From there he was able to travel through Europe with his students. Subsequently, as a supporter of the Helvetic Republic , he was sent by the Helvetic Directory at the end of the 18th century as envoy of freedom to the canton of Léman and the canton of Friborg . From 1803 to 1808 he was pastor of the French Church in Basel and, at the same time, from 1803 to 1812 Grand Councilor in the canton of Vaud .

Bridel took in 1809 a reputation as a professor of theology at the Academy of Lausanne and died there in office. He was an art collector and wrote a number of texts that appeared in the Etrennes helvétiennes .

His brothers were the author, local historian and naturalist and Reformed clergyman Philippe-Sirice Bridel and the bryologist, poet and librarian Samuel Élisée von Bridel .

Works (selection)

  • Introduction à la lecture des Odes de Pindare , Lausanne and Paris 1785.
  • Ad obtinendam quae in Academia Lausannensi vacat, cathedram practico-theologicam specimina publica edent, praelegendo, disputando [...] viri rever. , Doctissimi, Bernae 1797.
  • Discours chrétien composé à l'occasion des désastres du canton de Schweitz: prononcé le onze janvier 1807 , Flick, Basel 1807.
  • Dissertation académique sur l'état et les fonctions des prophêtes et sur la manière dont ils étoient préparés et appelés à cet emploi , Lausanne 1808.
  • Discours sur l'efficace morale de la lecture des livres sacrés et sur le style de leurs auteurs , Lausanne 1809.
  • with Philippe-Sirice Bridel : Small foot trips through Switzerland , 2 volumes, Orell, Füßli and Co., Zurich 1811.

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