Joachim Nerger

Joachim Nerger (* around 1626 in Greiffenberg , Principality of Schweidnitz-Jauer ; † February 28, 1682 in Wittenberg ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Joachim Nerger's parents were the butcher Georg Nerger and the baker's daughter Regina, née Seyffert. First he attended school in his hometown. On March 11, 1638 he became a student at the Elisabetgymnasium in Breslau , where he became a close friend of the poet Andreas Scultetus . On May 7, 1645 he enrolled for the law at the University of Wittenberg , where his teachers included Jeremias Reusner , Gottfried Suevus (1615–1659), Christoph Wacke and Christian Taubmann .

After completing his studies, he received a position as protonotary at the Wittenberg court court and as a lawyer at the Wittenberg consistory in 1650. On June 10, 1652, he obtained his degree in law with the work de executione rei iudicatae, and on September 8, 1659, he received his doctorate in law . In the year of his doctorate he became professor of institutions , rose to the pandect professorship of the digestum novum in 1662 and finally in 1675 to the pandect professorship of the digestum vetus. He also took part in the organizational tasks of the Wittenberg University. In the summer semesters of 1675 and 1681 he was their rector .

His student Samuel Stryk praised his rhetorical and pedagogical skills. Nerger's publications are largely limited to occasional papers, programs, and dissertations, the value of which is that they provide an overview of the teaching activities at the Wittenberg University. They also show the increasing importance of the then newer problems in the field of legal studies in natural law, constitutional and international law, princely law, also customary law and legal history, trade and maritime law.

Nerger was married to Anna Katharina Pelshofer († May 21, 1676 in Wittenberg).

Works (selection)

De Usucapionibus. Wittenberg 1647 ( online )
De stipulationibus. Wittenberg 1648 ( online )
Exercitationum feudalium tertia de personis feuda dantibus et accipientibus. Wittenberg 1650 ( online )
De forma feudi. Wittenberg 1650
De executione rei iudicatae. Wittenberg 1652 ( online )
De mutuo positiones. Wittenberg 1653 ( online )
De exceptionibus hodierno fereforo, accommodatis. Wittenberg 1654, Frankfurt 1733
De dativa tutela. Wittenberg 1654 ( online )
De vicariis Romano-Germanici Imperii. Wittenberg 1657 ( online ), 1741 ( online )
De oblique per fideicommissum delata haereditate. Wittenberg 1659
De jurisdictione. Wittenberg 1659
De obliqua per fidei commissum delata hereditate. Wittenberg 1659 ( online )
De jure tertii. Wittenberg 1660
Jus Actionis Emphyteuticariae. Wittenberg 1661 ( online )
De iure actionis emphyteuticariae. Wittenberg 1661 ( online )
De juribus ac privilegiis mulierum. Wittenberg 1662
Tentamen generale legal ceu prōta in ereptionem de morte, seu jura regenerationis. Wittenberg 1662 ( online )
De lege comissaria. Wittenberg 1662 ( online )
De regeneratione. Wittenberg 1662
De superioritate territoriali. Wittenberg 1662 ( online )
De jure debitoris, ne egeat. Wittenberg 1663 ( online )
De postulando. Wittenberg 1665 ( online )
De pupillari substitutione. Wittenberg 1665 ( online )
De poenis delictorum in genre. Wittenberg 1665 ( online )
De iure singulorum circa res hostiles mobiles in bello a se captas. Wittenberg 1665 ( online )
De Ratione Status Reip. Germanicae; Part. 1. Wittenberg 1667 ( online )
De Ratione Status Reip. Germanicae; Part. 2. Wittenberg 1667 ( online )
De majestatis crimine ejusque jure, consensu magnifici jctorum ordinis. Wittenberg 1667, 4th diss. Up to 1669 ( online )
De iuramentis in litem affectionis et veritatis. Wittenberg 1668 ( online ), 1675
De jure affectionis et veritatis juramento in litem. Wittenberg 1668
De eo, si certum petatur. Wittenberg 1668
Exercitium Iuridicum De Iure, Periculum Vitae Imminens, Adversarii Occissione, Propulsandi. Wittenberg 1668 ( online )
De obsessione viae. Wittenberg 1668
De majestatis crimine, ejusque jure. Wittenberg 1669 ( online )
De obsessione viae. Wittenberg 1670
De iustitia iuris Rome. quod in contractu emtionis perfectae, periculum rei emtae, ante traditionem, emtoris facit. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
De testamento per nuncupationem quatalem facto. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
De purgatione Canonica. Wittenberg 1671 ( Online , incorrectly transferred printing date, Höltich received his doctorate on March 4, 1671 as Lic. And on April 26, 1671 as Dr. jur.)
De jure mercaturae. Wittenberg 1671 ( online ), 1726 ( online )
De Curatoribus. Wittenberg 1671 ( online )
De consuetudine, eiusque iure. Wittenberg 1672 ( online )
De venatione principum. Wittenberg 1672, 1742 ( online )
De majestatis dominio supereminenti in bonacivium. Wittenberg 1672
De athletis et gladiatoribus penitus tollendis. Wittenberg 1672 ( online )
De maiestatis dominio supereminenti in bona civium. Jena 1672 ( online )
De testimonio ad perpetuam rei memoriam in causis civilibus ex nova electoralis Saxonicae ordinationis iudiciaria tit. XXVII .. Wittenberg 1673 ( online )
De contractibus innominatis. Wittenberg 1674
De modis quisdam secure procedendi in judicio. Wittenberg 1676 ( online )
Ad L. ex imperfecto 23 et seq. De legat. Wittenberg 1676 ( online )
De arbitro compromissario et judicibus austregatoriis. Wittenberg 1676 ( online )
De Individuo Feudorum Regalium. Wittenberg 1677 ( online )
De specie obligationis claudicantis. Wittenberg 1678 ( online )
Commentatio de gradibus culpae in contractibus. Wittenberg 1680 ( online )

Unassigned work

Progr. An license et aequum sit, sacra loca jure bellico devastate.
Tr. De ratione status reipublicae Germanicae. Wittenberg
De jure singolorum circares hostiles. Wittenberg
De rebus mobilibus hostilibus. Wittenberg
De jure maritimo. Wittenberg
De prioritate creditorum. Wittenberg
De substitutione pupillari. Wittenberg
De jure vitae periculum imminens propulsandi. Wittenberg
De executione rei iudicatae.
De plurim contra unius debitoris bona concurrentium creditorum juribus. Wittenberg
De testamento per nuncupationem, qua talem facto. Wittenberg
De contractu depositi ejusque jure. Wittenberg
De substione pupillari. Wittenberg
De jure periculum vitae imminens propulsandi. Wittenberg

literature

Nerger, Joachim. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 23, Leipzig 1740, column 1774 f.
Christian Gottlieb Jöcher : General Scholar Lexicon, Darinne the scholars of all classes, both male and female, who lived from the beginning of the world to the present day, and made themselves known to the learned world, After their birth, life, remarkable stories, Withdrawals and writings from the most credible scribes are described in alphabetical order. Verlag Johann Friedrich Gleditsch, Leipzig, Leipzig 1751, Volume 3, Sp. 862
Johann Christoph Adelung , Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : Continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's general scholarly lexico, in which the writers of all classes are described according to their most distinguished living conditions and writings. Verlag Johann Georg Heyse, Bremen, 1816, Vol. 5, Sp. 495
Walter Friedensburg : History of the University of Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer Verlag, Halle (Saale) 1917, p. 452 etc.

Individual evidence

↑ Proof of Google Book Search
↑ Ephraim Ignaz Naso: Phoenix Redivivus, Ducatuum, Suidnicensis, & Iauroviensis: The re-living Phoenix, the two principalities of Schweidnitz and Jauer. Verlag Baumann, Breßlau, 1667, p. 236 ( online ) and archive for family research and all related areas with practical research assistance. Volumes 27-28, CA Starke, 1963, p. 216
↑ Karl Schindler: The Silesian Baroque poet Andreas Scultetus. A contribution to the literature and cultural history of the 17th century. Verlag M. & H. Marcus, Breslau, 1930, p. 34
^ Bernhard Weissenborn: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 1 (1602-1660). Magdeburg, 1934, p. 436
↑ Proof at WorldCat

personal data
SURNAME	Nerger, Joachim
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH	around 1626
PLACE OF BIRTH	Greiffenberg , Principality of Schweidnitz-Jauer
DATE OF DEATH	February 28, 1682
Place of death	Wittenberg

[1] Proof of Google Book Search

[2] Ephraim Ignaz Naso: Phoenix Redivivus, Ducatuum, Suidnicensis, & Iauroviensis: The re-living Phoenix, the two principalities of Schweidnitz and Jauer. Verlag Baumann, Breßlau, 1667, p. 236 ( online ) and archive for family research and all related areas with practical research assistance. Volumes 27-28, CA Starke, 1963, p. 216

[3] Karl Schindler: The Silesian Baroque poet Andreas Scultetus. A contribution to the literature and cultural history of the 17th century. Verlag M. & H. Marcus, Breslau, 1930, p. 34

[4] Bernhard Weissenborn: Album Academiae Vitebergensis - Younger Series Part 1 (1602-1660). Magdeburg, 1934, p. 436

[5] Proof at WorldCat