Joachim Hopper

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Joachim Hopper

Joachim Hopper (born November 11, 1523 in Sneek , † December 11, 1576 in Madrid ; also Joachim Hoppers or Hopperus ) was a Dutch lawyer and statesman .

Life

Hopper first attended school in Haarlem and in 1541 went to the University of Leuven . There he studied philosophy and law . In 1544 stays in Paris and Orléans followed . When he returned from France , he obtained his law degree in Leuven in 1549 . He received his doctorate in 1553. After he had already worked as a teacher, he was given a professorship in the Pandekten in Leuven in 1554 .

In the same year he left his chair and became a member of the Great Council of Mechelen . In 1561 he also became a member of the State Council of the Netherlands and founded the University of Douai on behalf of King Philip of Spain . In this position he intensified the collaboration with Antoine Perrenot de Granvelle and Viglius Zuichemus .

In 1566 King Philip called him to Spain as a councilor for Dutch affairs . There he became State Secretary and Keeper of the Seal for the Spanish Netherlands . He should in Madrid in the knighthood have been collected and with the rule of Dalem in addition to the hunting rights have been mortgaged in knitted Erland. The correspondence between the king and the government in the Netherlands, especially during the turmoil of the nascent and outbreak of the Eighty Years' War , went through his hand.

Works (selection)

Commentatio succinta ad Institutiones iustinianeas , 1772
  • De juris arte libri tres , Lions 1553.
  • Ad Justinanum de obligationibus πειθανῶν libri quinque , Löwen 1553 (without the knowledge of Hopper).
  • Dispositio in libros Pandectarum ex praelectionibus DJ Hopper , Cologne 1556.
  • Dispositio in libros Institutionum , Cologne 1557.
  • Paraphrasis in psalmos Davidicos , Anvers 1590.
  • Seduardus sive de vera iurisprudentia , Anvers 1590.
  • Recueil et mémorial des troubles des Pays-Bas du Roy , 1743.
  • Commentatio succinta ad Institutiones iustinianeas ( la ). Franz Varrentrapp, Frankfurt am Main 1772.

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SURNAME Hopper, Joachim
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hoppers, Joachim; Hopperus, Joachim
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Dutch lawyer and statesman
DATE OF BIRTH November 11, 1523
PLACE OF BIRTH Sneek
DATE OF DEATH December 11, 1576
Place of death Madrid