Johann Andreas Lucius

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Johann Andreas Lucius

Johann Andreas Lucius (born October 19, 1625 in Dresden ; † January 17, 1686 ibid) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Born as the son of the deacon at the Kreuzkirche and later pastor at the St. Annenkirche Johann Lucius (born July 5, 1590 in Schönewalde; † March 2, 1652 in Dresden) and his wife Anna Schwarz († February 16, 1630 in Dresden), he attended the Kreuzschule in Dresden and was enrolled together with his brother Christian on October 16, 1644 in the matriculation of the University of Wittenberg . Supported by a council scholarship, he began his studies on April 16, 1645. After initial philosophical studies with Johannes Scharff , Johann Sperling and Konstantin Ziegra , Lucius acquired the academic degree of a master's degree in philosophical sciences on October 14, 1647, and lectured as a private lecturer from 1647. For this purpose, he obtained permission to read aloud for universities on August 13, 1648 from his Magister Legens. Lucius gave his first sermon at the Wittenberg Castle Church on October 25, 1647, so he was already a theology student at that time. His theological teachers at that time were Jakob Martini , Paul Röber , Wilhelm Leyser I , Johann Hülsemann , Johann Meisner and Abraham Calov . During his time in Wittenberg, he made a long-lasting friendship with Johann Andreas Quenstedt and became a valued lecturer.

His father died on March 2, 1652. When Lucius was in Dresden for the funeral, Aegidius Strauch I persuaded him to apply for his father's job. Lucius stopped his university ambitions, completed his trial sermon in Dresden on April 30, and was confirmed as a deacon at the Kreuzkirche on May 8. After the end of his mother's half year of grace, Lucius took up his post on September 11th and was thus the fourth generation to work as a preacher at the Kreuzkirche. During his time as a deacon, Lucius gave over 700 sermons.

In 1659 he was appointed as the first court preacher at the Electoral Saxon court, rose to the first court preacher in 1674 and took over the superintendent's position in Dresden in 1678 , which was connected with the position of senior consistorial councilor. Then he went back to Wittenberg to acquire the academic degrees to exercise these offices. He received his doctorate on November 30, 1677 as a licentiate in theology and on December 4, 1677 as a doctor of theology. After the death of Martin Geier in 1681 he took over the position of the court preacher , thereby becoming confessor of the electoral Saxon family and councilor.

Theologically, Lucius is a typical representative of Lutheran orthodoxy, for whom the Bible is a thoroughly uniform work. Nevertheless, Lucius did not appear as a great dispute theologian. For him the Catholic Church was the cause of all evil because it followed the Pope's heresy. He also rejected Calvinism and Socinianism as false doctrines. However, he always remained matter-of-fact and decent as he was a man of peace. He only relied on the truth in the Bible. A consideration of the Bible from a literary, historical, and scientific point of view was completely far removed from Lucius.

family

Lucius was married twice. His first marriage was in Dresden on November 9, 1652 with Maria Salome Ayrer (born January 28, 1631 in Dresden; † April 26, 1662), the daughter of the councilor and jeweler in Dresden Michael Ayrer and his third wife Maria Zinke. From this marriage came a son and five daughters. Are known:

  1. Johann Christoph Lucius († at the age of 35 weeks)
  2. Johanna Dorothea Lucius (born October 1, 1653 in Dresden; † July 20, 1670 ibid).
  3. Anna Maria married 22nd August 1693 in Dresden with pastor and superintendent in Leisnig Paul Friedrich Sperling
  4. Maria Salome Lucius married January 20, 1679 in Dresden with the lawyer Christian Wiegner
  5. Magdalena Sophia Lucius married with Johann Georg Hahn
  6. Christine Elisabeth Lucius married with head game master in Siebenlehn Ernst Günther

His second marriage was on June 16, 1663, with Johanna Charitas Griebe (used by Hartmann; born September 21, 1635 in Freiberg; † September 16, 1680 in Dresden), Georg Gotthelf Griebe's daughter, the war paymaster on Lagenau. September 1608 in Freiberg; † June 12, 1670 in Dresden). The children are known from this marriage:

  1. Johann Christian Lucius * 1664; † 7 weeks old
  2. Johanna Charitas Lucius * 1666; † 3 weeks old
  3. Johann Georg Lucius (1668–1732), 1684–1690 St. Afra Meißen, Dr. med. † 1732 married 1700 with Johanna Maria Gumbrecht, the Dresden councilor Johann Christoph Gumbrecht
  4. Johann Friedrich Lucius matriculated Uni. Wittenberg on July 6, 1696 as Magister, married. October 25, 1702 in Dresden with Sophia Eleonora Zimmermann, daughter of the secret council secretary Johann Georg Zimmermann
  5. Dorothea Sophia Lucius married 1701 with the court jeweler Gottfried Döring
  6. Anna Barbara Lucius married 1698 with the pastor of Siebenlehn and Branderbisdorf Balthasar Müller (* 1664 in Lüsse; † 1720 Branderbisdorf)

Works (selection)

  • Disp. de causa efficiente. Wittenberg 1647
  • Disp. de supposito et persona. Wittenberg 1647
  • Disp. de formis subordinatis et accidentariis, d. 22 Aug 1648. Wittenberg 1648
  • Disp. de elementis in genere. Wittenberg
  • Disp. de aere. Wittenberg 1650 (Resp. Christian Laurentius)
  • Disp. de aqua. Wittenberg 1650 (Resp.Cristian Laurentius)
  • Disp. de terra et igne. Wittenberg (Resp. Israel Pistoris)
  • Disp. de generatione. Wittenberg
  • Disp. de successione regum et principum. Wittenberg
  • Exercitatio polit. De successione. Wittenberg 1651 (Resp. Jacob Ernst Taubennest from Dresden, online )
  • Evangelical Churches Suffering / Salvation and Freud: From the 49th Cap. Esaiae vers. 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th, 13th on / because of this by God's grace / September 25th. of the 1555th year at the Reichstag in Augspurg / in Heil. Rom. Rich unanimously upright / and now powerfully preserved for a hundred years / wholesome and highly frowned upon religion-peace ... to owe Danck-Opffer / Von Churfürstl. Highness. to Saxony ... the 25th day of Septemb. This 1655th year organized and celebrated Protestant jubilees / in the Churfürstl. Saxon. Residentz and main VestungsStadt Dreßden / after noon in the church for salvation. Creütze / at the Volckreicher gathering cited in one single word. Dresden 1655 ( online )
  • Sad Good Friday and happy Easter Christian. Parents saying goodbye to their children, from Baruch IV. 20. 21. 24 At the funeral of two sons of Anton Mencken. Dresden 1657
  • The greatest and best writer of the Holy Spirit's most powerful consolation / From the 119th Psalm / v. 93. Lord / where your law would not be my consolation / so I passed away in my misery: Bey ... funeral of the ... Mr. Valentin Meyers / Churfürstl. Passage to Saxony / [et] c. bey dero Secret Empire Cantzley ... Registratoris, Sel. Which / after He fell asleep on August 16 ... 1658. ... / on August 22 ... was appointed / Simple-minded in the Church to the Dear Women from God's Word / and handed over for printing upon request. Dresden 1658 ([Online], funeral sermon on Valentin Meyer)
  • The secure rest of believing Christians to always watch in peace and sleep, live and die, from Joh. III. 16. Dresden 1659 (funeral sermon)
  • Wedding Seremon at JP Kaden's wedding. Dresden 1659
  • Spiritual memorial, or rules and memorials for teachers and listeners, from Joh. VIII. 46.Dresden 1659
  • Christl. House and church rules to hope and otherwise to be followed. Suit sermon, about Joh. VI. I. Dresden 1659
  • Blessed exit of the believers / from the Egypt of this world / through the red sea of ​​the blood of Christ / into the heavenly Canaan / from the 7th cap. Revelation S. Joh. Vers. 14. 15. 16. 17 .: Bey ... Leich-Begängnüs Der ... Agnes / von Ponickau / bored Wehsin / Women on Polentz / OberOttendorff and Weißig / Des ... Johanns von Ponickau / auff Pombsen ... zu Saxony ... Raths / ReichsPfennig Meisters / and Hauptmans der Aembter Leipzig and Grimma ... Witben. Which on October 1st, 1658 ... fell asleep blissfully in Dreßden ... Simple-minded declared in the imagined Sophien Church and ... put up for printing. Dresden 1659 ([Online], funeral sermon for Agnes von Ponickau)
  • Funeral sermon to Sophia Butschkin, from 2. Tim. IV. 7. 8. Dresden 1660
  • Spiritual knight and champion of Jesus Christ / From the 2nd epistle to Timoth. cap. 4th v. 7. 8. Bey Christ- and Hoch-Adelicher Leich-Buried / Deß ... Mr. Wolff Henrichs von Spor / uff Röhrsdorff and Wittnitz ... well-designed Cammer-Junckers and Hoff-Rittmeisters / sel .: Which on March 29th. .. in Dreßden ... fell asleep / and on April 18th ... in the church of S. Sophien / was brought to his little rest room. Dresden 1661 ( Online , funeral sermon on Wolf Heinrich Spor)
  • Triple good again triple evil, from Ps. 25. v. 16-18. Dresden 1662 (funeral sermon for Sebastian Hildebrand von Metsch)
  • Christian marriage women Great effort / best ornament / and highest honor ... From the I. to Timoth. Cap. 2nd vers. 15. Bey ... funeral of ... Magdalenen Elisabeth von Miltitzin / drilled Doelauin / And dero beyden Soehnlein / Johann Friedrichs and Carl Sigismund von Miltitz / Des ... Johann Sigismund von Miltitz / Chur- and Hoch-Fuerstl. Transparency on Saxony ec. well-appointed Cammer-Junckers ... Hauß-Ehren and children / After the mother's wife on October 21st. the youngest son / but on the 11th and the oldest on the 12th day of November of the 1662nd year blessedly different / and then on the 20th of November. in the church of S. Mary ... Dresden 1662 ( Online , funeral sermon to Magdalena Elisabeth von Miltitz)
  • The incomparable medicine of the heavenly doctor / Christ Jesus / From the words of the Book of Whiteness cap. 16th v. 12. Neither herb nor plaster heals them / but your word / Lord / which heals everything .: Bey ... funeral of ... Andreas Ganzlandes / the artzney make and famous doctoris, and electors. Passage to Saxony / [et] c. well-deserved Leib-Medici, which October 25th. of the 1663th year ... in the 57th year of his age / blissfully different from Dreßden / and then on November 1st. on the 20th Sunday after Trinity ... was buried / carried out in the S. Marien-Kirchen / and afterwards handed over for printing upon request. Dresden 1663 ( Online , funeral sermon on Andreas Ganzland)
  • The cooing dove of Jesus / Or fearful groaning and sighing of a believing soul in distress and death: From the prayer of the terminally ill King Hezekiah / Esa. 38 / vers. 12. 13. 14. He mammals me dry out / [et] c. Bey ... Welcome to the ... Sophien Löbin / Gebohrner Trieblerin / Des ... George Löbens / Churfürstl. and Chur-Printzl. Illuminations about Saxony / [et] c. well-appointed secret camper / past heart-loving house honors / who recovered after difficult child troubles the 12th Martii ... of a dead daughter / and 6th hours afterwards ... also blissfully different; The 17th Martii was buried on earth with Christian ceremonies / presented to Dreßden in the Sophien-Kirche. Dresden 1664 ([Online], funeral sermon for Sophie Löbe)
  • Glorious victory The chariot and Reuter Israel / and all good fighters of Jesus Christ: From the words of S. Pauli / Rom. 12th vers. 21. Do not let yourself overcome evil / but overcome evil with good / Bey dem ... funeral of ... Mr. Jacob Wellers / von Molßdorff auff Karsdorff / ... which / after whom he was in the 62nd year of his age / July 6th ... fall asleep / ... July 17th of this 1664th year ... in the Church of S. Sophien was adopted. Recently made available for / and handed over for printing on request. Lüneburg 1664 ( Online , funeral sermon by Jakob Weller )
  • The helmet of salvation of the spiritual knights IC or the blessed hope from I. Cor. 15. 19. Dresden 1664 (funeral sermon for Hans Heinrich von List)
  • The divine father and man's right against believers: From the 7th and 8th verses of the 16th Cap. Ezekielis / I raised you / and let you grow up / [et] c. At the Christian and handsome burial of the once noble / highly honorable and virtuous women Marien Euphrosynen Butschkin / bored Voigtin / Des noble / Vesten and highly respected Mr. Johann George Butschky / Churf. Passed through to Saxony heart's beloved wife / [et] c. well-appointed Secretarii and Renth-Inspectoris, former married loved ones / Which the 21st of October, Friday / after noon / three quarters to the 4th o'clock / in the year 1664. in their Heyland Christo JEsu gently and quietly fell asleep / and then on the 30th Octob. was buried on earth on the 21st Sunday after Trinity. Declared in the Church of S. Sophien. Dresden 1665 ( Online , Maria Euphrosina Butschky)
  • God of the Faithful Son [n] and Shield: From the 12th and 13th verses of the 84th Psalm / Bey the high-nobility and high-respectable corpse-Begängnüß / Des ... Sebastian Hildebrand Metschens / on Wildenau ... Chur prince. Passage to Saxony ... Cammer-Herrns ... Which in the 44th year of his age ... 1666. ... fell asleep gently and blissfully / and then fell ... in the church at Sanct Sophien in Dreßden with Christ and High-nobility ceremonies were accompanied to his bed of rest / Considered and represented in the corpse sermon held. Dresden 1667 ( Online , funeral sermon by Sebastian Hildebrand Metsch)
  • The undyed faith of a godly mother and grand-mother: In the noble ... Women raisins / bored Hanitschin / Des ... Mr. Leonhard Köppels / famous ICti, and Churfürstl. Passage to Saxony at that time oldest appellation and upper consistorial Rathes / Seel. of post-mortem widows / who fell asleep in the 69th year of their age ... the 11th January of that 1668th year / and then on the 19th of January. ... was buried on earth / Damahls in the S. Marien Church / from Baruch cap. 4th vers. 24. for provided. Dresden 1668 ( Online , funeral sermon on Rosine Köppel)
  • The joys and sorrows of Christians, from 2 Cor. IV. 8-10. Dresden 1668 (funeral sermon for Elisabeth Klemm)
  • The poor servant's petition and the most gracious king's word of consent, from the conversation of the late converting evildoer and the most trusted benefactor IC from Luc. 23. Dresden 1669
  • A devout church-goer, or the divine word lover pleasure and benefit from Ps. 84. 2.3. 11-13. Dresden 1670 (funeral sermon to Maria Schwarz)
  • The good saying St. Pauli and all believers Rom. 8. 28. Dresden 1670 (funeral sermon on AM von Wolframsdorf)
  • Christian wives toil, best ornament, and highest honor, or triple blessing, from I Tim. II. 15. Dresden 1670 (funeral sermon)
  • The Revelation of St. John the Apostle and Evangelist: ... in two hundred sermons. Dresden 1670 ( [1] )
  • God-loving souls Blessed lust for dying / From the words of S. Pauli-Philipp 1. v. 23. I feel like parting and being with Christ: As the ... well-grown youth Johannes Gottfried Meyer / Des ... Mr. Valentin Meyers / noble tradesman ... blessed beloved son / after he was 14 Year / 2nd month ... lived in this world / and the 10th June of this 1673th year ... fell asleep / the 15th June ... was buried on earth / carried out in the women's church / and on request passed to print. Dresden 1673 ( Online , funeral sermon Johannes Gottfried Meyer)
  • The righteous, mostly premature death from Isaiah, which is neglected for the world but respected for God. 57. 1. 2. Dresden 1675 (funeral sermon to Johann Fincke)
  • Funeral sermon to Johanna Dorothea von Götz. Dresden 1676
  • The blissful joy of Advent, which all believers feel, about Zephan 3. 14. 15. Dresden 1676
  • Disp. theol. sol.œde luce ministeriali: ex Matth. V. v. 14. Wittenberg 1677 (President: Johann Deutschmann, Online )
  • The most beautiful description of the death of the believers, from the 2nd Tim IV. 18th Dresden 1677 (funeral sermon on JG von Dölau)
  • The divine government from Ps. 73. 24. Dresden 1677 (funeral sermon to Maria Eleonora von Rägnitz)
  • The salvation that comes from the Jews: In a short sermon from the words of Jesus John 4th verse. 22. At the baptism of a converted Jew / who was previously called Benjamin Jacob / but now Christian Praise of God has been named. Dresden 1678 ( online , baptismal sermon)
  • Withdrawal sermon of the physical and spiritual feeding on Sunday Lätere 1678. Dresden 1678
  • Blessed night of death for pious Christians. From Ps. 56.13.14 Dresden 1679 (funeral sermon to the mayor Paul Zinck)
  • A believing Christian's loving heart and praying mouth. Dresden 1678 (funeral sermon to Maria Sophia von Miltitz)
  • Lux Onomasteriorum novos primum insecuta honores Viri ... Dni. Johannis Andreae Lucii ... Itemque Ecclesiae Pastoris Et Vicinarum Superintendentis Celeberrimi, Dni. Patroni, Promotoris Affinisq [ue] aestumatissimi XXIV. Iunii Die Johannis. Freiberg 1680 ( online )
  • The blissful Erkäntnüß and Bekäntnüß JEsu Christi: Which according to the instructions of the words St. Pauli / Rom. 10 / 9. 10. If you confess with your mouth JEsum / [et] c. In her heart and mouth, the well-noble / highly honored and virtuous woman Regina Köppelin / bored Lindemannin / auff Klipphausen / Des Weiland WohlEdlen / Vesten and highly learned Mr. Johann Ludwig Köppels / auff Klipphausen / well-known ICti, Churfl. Passage to Saxony / high-ordained Ober-Consistorial- also to those Jülichischen things well-ordered Raths seel. Remaining Mrs. Wittbe / Which Anno 1681. on October 2nd. in the 73rd year of her age to Klipphausen in Christo seelig different / afterwards to Dreßden in the churchyard of St. Mary's in her funeral / and then on October 16th. was the 20th Sunday after Trinity, her funeral commencement with Christian ceremonies in crowded gathering was held / in the funeral sermon carried out there / and put up for pressure upon request. Dresden 1681 ([Online], funeral sermon for Regina Köppel)
  • The godly king Jehoshaphat blessed government / or Christian country day sermon / From the other book of Chronica / cap. 17th vers. 3. 4. 5. 6. And the Lord was with Josaphat / [et] c .: As Der ... Herr Johann Georg der Third / Hertzog zu Sachsen ... His loyal country estates in Dero Residentz and Haupt-Vestung -Stadt Dreßden. Dresden 1681 ( online )
  • The best cooling in the cross heat, from 2nd Corinth. IV. 8. 9. 10. Dresden 1681 (funeral sermon for Heinrich von Friesen)

literature

  • Heinrich Pipping : memor. Theolog
  • 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, 1750, Vol. 2, Sp. 2568 ( online )
  • Lucius, Jo. Andr .. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 18, Leipzig 1738, column 737.
  • 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. Georg Jöntzen, Bremen, 1813, vol. 4, col. 37 ( online )
  • Reinhold Grünberg: Saxon parish book. Freiberg 1940
  • Ernst Werner: The Dresden pastor dynasty Lucius - reflections on contemporary history of the 16th and 17th centuries . In: Series of publications of the Arbeitsgemeinschaft für Mitteldeutsche Familienforschung e. V. Special volume 4, self-published by the AMF, 2001
  • Johann Andreas Gleich : Annales Ecclesiastici, or: Thorough news of the Reformation history Chur-Sächß. Albertinischer Linie Andrer Theil / Jn. Gathering The life descriptions and some credible news, all of which were electoral princes. The Saxon Herr Ober Hoff Preacher in their order bit Dresden in our day ; Leipzig 1730, p. 375 ( digitized version )
  • Christian Schlegel: Life description Hn. Joh. Andreae Lucii, The salvation. Writes well-known Doctoris, Chur-Sächs. Consistorial and Church Council / In the order of the seventh superintendent who was from the beginning of the Reformation in Dreß / And finally you. Churfl. Passed through to Saxony high-ordained Ober-Hoff preacher / confessor / also the senior citizen who was all Dreßdnische Ministerii. Winckler, Dresden 1698 ( online )

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Johann Lucius was the son of the pastor of the same name in Schönwalde and later a deacon at the Kreuzkirche in Dresden Johann Lucius (born January 25, 1561 in Dresden; † April 23, 1604 ibid.) And his wife Maria von Trandorf, studied at the university in 1606 . Wittenberg, was Mag.phil. There in 1614, was Rev. Zschachwitz / Böhmen in 1620, Rev. St. Anna Dresden in 1621, Deacon in 1627. Kreuzkirche Dresden, he married Anna Fickler in 1631
  2. ↑ She was the daughter of the electoral Saxon master builder and Landmühlenvoigt Andreas Schwartz
  3. ^ Bernhard Weißenborn: Album Academiae Vitebergensis. Magdeburg 1934
  4. ↑ Valentin Meyer (* August 1594 in Schöna near Zwickau; † August 16, 1658 in Dresden; established August 22, 1658) registrar of the current Reich Chancellery; Father: Wentzel Meyer, Hofmeister Hartenstein; Mother: Catharina Junghänel; GVater_M: Hans Junghänel; Schule Schneeberg, 1608 clerk Schneeberg, 1620 regimental court clerk Hohen Prießnitz, after 14 months chancellery Reich Chancellery Dresden, 1637 registrar ibid. 1619 in Zwickau with Margaretha Dürr, daughter of Wolff Dietrich Dürr, raft writer (3rd son & 3rd daughter, 1st son 3rd daughter died) Wolfgang Hermann Meyer and Valentin Meyer married. Marie Magdalena Linßner
  5. ↑ Agnes Wehse (born March 7, 1599 in Dresden, died March 12, 1599 in Schlosskirche Dresden; † October 1, 1658 in Dresden, c. October 25, 1658 in Pombsen); Father: Georg Wehse Saxon court marshal and captain of the offices of Stolpen and Radeberg; Mother: Agnisa von Hauckwitz adH Putzkau; GVater_V: Georg Wehse, on Rasenburg and Burckersdorf; GMutter_V: Esther von Döben, adH Döben and Schodeleben; GVater_M: Christoph von Haugwitz on Putzkau; GMutter_M: Agnisa von Miltitz adH Batzdorf; UGVater_V: Hans Wehse on lawn castle; UGMutter_V: Euphemia von Biesenrod adH Schrodleben; UGVater_M: Hans von Haugwitz on Putzkau; UG mother: Euphemia von Schönberg adH Radtschönberg; UUGVater_V: Adolph Wehse on lawn castle; UUGMutter_V: Elisabeth Schart adH Kleina; UUGVater_M: Caspar von Haugwitz on Putzkau; UUGMutter_M: Eva von Bolberitz adH Seitzschen; UUUGVater_V: Balthasar Wehse on Rasenburg and Gottmanshausen; UUUGMutter_V: Anna Sack adH Neuhausen; mated 1615 with the Saxon council and Reichspfennigmeister, captain of Leipzig and Grimma Johannes von Ponikau († March 4, 1642 in Dresden) (4th children) Johannes von Ponikau (around 1623; † 1625); Dorothea von Ponikau married Captain and Chamberlain Hieronymus Sigismund Pflug; Agnes von Ponikau married with tax collector Johann Christoph von Reibold; Johanna von Ponikau married with colonel and governor Meißen and Oschatz Hans Abraham von Gerßdorff
  6. ↑ Wolf Heinrich Spor (born November 6th, born November 13th 1612 in Rörsdorf; † March 29th, born April 18, 1661 in Dresden / Sophienkirche) court squire and cavalry master; Father: Christoff von Spor († December 6, 1639 in Rörsdorf) on Rörsdorf and Medichen; Mother: Anna Maria von Loß adH Tauscha and Medichen; GVater_V: Ernst von Spor; GMutter_V: Anna von Helwigsdorff adH Großgraabe; UGVater_V: Ernst von Spor governor Rochlitz; UGMutter_V: Agnes von Kreyschin adH Berthelsdorf; UUVater_V: Hans von Spor; UUMutter_VMargarethe von Grüna adH antics; GVater_M: Christoph von Loß District Administrator and Captain Schartzenburg; UMutter_M: Brigitta von Maltitz adH Elsterwerda; UGVater_M Ditterich from Loß to Sack, Tauscha and Stölbichen; UGMutter_M: NN. von Schleinitz adH Gohrhausen; UUGVater_M Joachim von Loß on Sack and Tauscha; UUMutter_M: NN. von Leitzschen adH Krabsdorf; UUUVater_M: Ditterich von Loß on Sack and Tauscha; UUUMutter_M: NN. von Schleinitz, adH Schleinitz; 1631 personal servant of Duke Hans von Holstein, 1646 chamberlain Dresden, 1648 cavalry master; mated August 26, 1645 in Dresden with Ursula Margarete von Schönberg, To des Hans Wolf von Schönberg on Pulsnitz, ears and Bretnig, (4th Sö and 1st To.); Heinrich Haubold von Spor († June 3, 1648 in Dresden); Sophia Eleonora von Spor († April 13, 1660 in Dresden); Hans Christoff von Spor; Wolf Heinrich von Spor; Georg Rudolff from Spor
  7. ↑ Magdalena Elisabeth von Dölau (born November 30, 1642 in Dresden; † November 12, 1662 in Dresden, c. November 20, 1662 Dresden St. Marien); Father: Joachim Friedrich von Dölau († February 4, 1654 in Ziegern), lieutenant colonel in the artillery, chamberlain, governor of the offices of Mühlberg and Liebenwerda, chief tax collector of the Meissen and Erzgebirge districts, married. Magdalena Elisabeth von Dölau (Bose); Mother: Christina von Leipzigk († February 11, 1644) adH Zweta; GVater_V: Joachim von Dölau, Hof and Justitzrat, chief tax collector in the Meißnerischen and Erzgebirge district; GMutter_V: Elisabeth von Rochau adH Plössa; UGVater_VV: Siegmund von Dölau, on Rupertsgrün; UGMutter_VV: Sabina von Zettwitz; UUGVater_VVV: Joachim von Dölau, on Pohla; UUGMutter_VVV: Margaretha von Metzsch adH Nitzschku; UGVater_VM: Hans von Rochau, Administrator Erzstift Magdeburg, captain of the offices Jüterbog and Dahme; UGMutter_VM: Hippolite von Brösecke, from the Mark Brandenburg; UUGVater_VMV: Hans von Rochau, on Caputh and Plössa; UUGMutter_VMV: NN von Dießkau, adH Finsterwalde; GVater_M: Hans Georg von Leipzigk, on Zwetha; GMutter_M Catharina von Holda, adH Kreuscha; UGVater_MV: Georg von Leipzigk, Vice Court Judge Wittenberg; UGMutter_MV: Maria von Scheittingen, adH Schenckenberg; UUGVater_MVV: Hans von Leipzigk, on Zweta; UUGMutter_MVV: NN. von Schicken, adH Solm; UUUGVater_MVVV: Balthasar von Leipzigk, on Zweta; UUUGMutter_MVVV: NN. von Schönfeld, adH Wacha; UGVater_MM: Hans von Holda, on Keuscha and Gernewitz; UGMutter_MM: Magdalena von Trandorff, adH Werchau; UUGMutter_MMM: NN from Bönitz; UUUGMutter_MMMM: NN. from Brandstein; further relatives: Christina von Leipzigk geb. von Köckeritz; Hieronymus von Köckeritz; Elisabeth von Ponikau; Martha Plow; Anna Jacoba von Alitzschheim; mated November 25, 1660 in Dresden Johann Sigismund von Miltitz chamberlain; Children: Johann Friedrich von Miltitz (born September 10, 1661 in Dresden (calculated); † November 12, 1662 in Dresden); Carl Sigismund von Miltitz (born September 24, 1662 in Dresden; † November 11, 1662 in Dresden)
  8. ↑ Andreas Ganzland (born March 30, 1607 in Halle (Saale); † October 25, 1663 in Dresden, c. November 1, 1663 ibid.) Dr. med. kurf. Saxon personal physician Dresden; Father: Tilemann Ganzland, businessman; Mother: Catharina Knorr; School and grammar school in Halle, 1623 Uni. Wittenberg, 3rd year; 1626 Uni. Leipzig (med.), 1636 Lic. Med. ibid .; 1640 Dr. med. ibid., 1641 medical practitioner Dresden, 1645 personal physician Prague (1½ y.) 1653 LA Johann Georg I of Saxony; mated January 16, 1644 in Dresden with Ursula Veronika Hinckelmann, To. of Benedikt Hinckelmann kurf. Saxon secret chemist and royal Braunschweig personal physician in Schöningen and Anna Marie Hoe von Hoenegg; 9 children (7th son & 2nd daughter) Bernhard Ganzland († young); Benedict Ganzland; Benigno Whole Country; Benjamin Ganzland; Basil's whole country; Burchard Ganzland; Sophie Catherina Ganzland; Christine Veronica Ganzland
  9. ^ Sophie Triebler (born November 19, died November 21, 1629 in Dresden; † March 12, 1664 in Dresden, born March 17, 1664); Father: Christian Triebler († August 18, 1643 in Dresden), bed master Dresden; Mother: Anna Maria Lichtel († April 25, 1635 in Dresden); GV_M: Valentin Lichtel instrumentist; mated November 23, 1658 with Georg Löbe, valet Dresden (1st Sun & 4th daughter; † young 1st Sun & 2nd daughter) Magdalena Sophia Löbe and Anna Dorothea Löbe live
  10. ^ Maria Euphrosina Voigt (born September 20, 1646 in Dresden, died September 22, 1646 Holy Cross Dresden; † October 21, 1664 in Dresden, born October 30, 1664); Father: Gabriel Voigt Hof and Bergrat; Mother: Euphrosina Voigt (née Köppel); GVater_M: Leonhard Köppel, Appellation and Senior Consistorial Councilor; GMutter_M: Raisin Hanitzsch; 1661 engaged to Johann Jerimias Reussner († around 1661) Dr. jur., son of Jerimias Reussner Prof. jur. University. Wittenberg; mated February 23, 1663 with Johann Georg Butschky, secret secretary and rent inspector
  11. ↑ Sebastian Hildebrand Metsch (born January 15, 1623 in Polhofe near Altenburg, died January 22, 1623 in Polhofe near Altenburg, † October 27, 1666 in Dresden, born December 3, 1666 St. Sophien Dresden) Saxon Chamberlain and stable master Dresden ; Father: Heinrich Sebastian Metsch Kammerjunker; Mother: Lucretia von Rauchhaupt; Brother: August Friedrich Metsch, Chamberlain Altenburg; GVater_V: Sebastian Metsch kurf. Saxon captain of the offices of Zwickeu, Werdau and Stollberg; GMutter_V: Anna von der Planitz adH Göltzsch; GVater_M: Hildebrand Rauchhaupt; GMutter_M: Catharina von Schlaberndorff, court master; UGVater_VV: Heinrich Metsch kurf. Saxon chief tax collector Vogtland; UGMutter_VV: Margaretha von Breitenbach adH Pöhlen (Böhlen?) Near Leipzig; UGVater_MV: Albrecht Rauchhaupt; UGMutter_MV: NN. von Witzleben; UGVater_VM: Balthasar Friedrich von der Planitz Hauptmann Hof; UGMutter_VM: Magdalena von Bach; UGVater_MM: Hans von Schlaberndorff; UGMutter_MM: NN. from Deßkau; UUGVater_VVV: Georg Metsch Ritter zu Schönfeld and Plohna; UUGMutter_VVV: Catharina von Tettau; UUGVater_VVM: Wolff von Breitenbach; UUGMutter_VVM: NN. von Schleinitz; UUGVater_VMV: Johannes von der Planitz Dr. jur. at the Superior Court of Speyer, Captain Grimma, adH Wiesenburg; UUGMutter_VMV: NN. from Schönberg; UUGVater_MVV: Vollrath von Rauchhaupt; UUGMutter_MVV: NN. from Beltzig; UUG Father_MMV: Heinrich von Schlaberndorff; UUGMutter_MMV: NN. von Latorff; University. Wittenberg, 1644 Chamberlain Dresden, 1656 kurf. Saxon stable master, December 18, 1664 kurf. Chamberlain; mated I September 18, 1653 in Freiberg with Sophien from the Winckel († August 23, 1662 in Dresden), the daughter of Oswald from the Winckel, on Brandis and Otterwisch (5th son & 2nd daughter) lived Hans Friedrich Metsch, Wilhelm August Metsch, Rudolf Sebastian Metsch, Catharina Sabina Metsch, Johanna Sophia Metsch; young † Gottlob Heinrich Metsch, Hans Georg Metsch; mated II. February 21, 1664 Dorothee Sibylle Taube, To. of the privy councilor and captain of the offices of Torgau, Eilenburg and Düben Heinrich Taube, widow of the chief kitchen master, thigh and captain of the offices of Annaburg and Gräfenhainischen Rudolf von Bünau (1st Sun & 1st To) Hans Heinrich Metsch († young), Henriette Sibylla Metsch
  12. ^ Rosine Hanitsch (also: Hanitzsch; * July 1, 1599 in Dresden; d. July 2, 1599 in Heiliges Kreuz Dresden; † January 11, 1668 in Dresden; c. January 19, 1668 St. Marien Dresden); Father: Matthias Hanitzsch († 1605), kurf. Saxon land rent master; Mother: Sibylla Vogel († December 17, 1617 in Dresden), To. d. Elias Vogel kurf. Saxon feudal secretary and mayor of Dresden; Sister mother: Justina Vogel married. David Lotter, short. Saxon land rent master; mated Leonhard Köppel (* Nuremberg; † August 28, 1637), kurf. Saxon Appellations- und Oberkonsistorialrat (4th children); Georg Heinrich Köppel († November 18, 1650) Dr. jur., attorney Dresden, m. Anne Marie Anesorg, grandson Leonhard Ludwig Köppel; Dorothea Köppel († May 19, 1657) married. Johann Bartholomäus Reussner, senior consistorial councilor, grandson Leonhard Bartholomäus Reussner, Rosina Dorothea Reussner m. Johann Georg Hacker, great-grandson: Johann Georg Hacker († young), Johann Ludwig Hacker, Anne Rosine Hacker († young); Grandson Sophia Christina Reusner, Catharina Sybilla Reussner, Johanna Charitas Reussner, Helena Gertraude Reussner, Catharina Sibylla Reussner († 1661); Euphrosina Köppel married Gabriel Voigt kurf. Saxon court and mountain ridge, former chamber secretary, grandson Gottlob Gabriel Voigt, lawyer; Georg Heinrich Voigt († young); Leonhard Heinrich Voigt, Heinrich Sigismund Voigt, Salomon Voigt, Maria Euphrosina Voigt († October 21, 1664) married. with Johann Georg Butschky; Dorothea Magdalena Voigt; Concordia Sophia Voigt; Johanna Rosina Voigt, Regina Hedwig Voigt († 1656); Justina Voigt; Margaretha Sibylla Voigt; Concordia Köppel m. I Christian Sigismund Graf, Dr. jur. ; Grandson: Gotthelf Sigismund Graf († young), Sophia Eleonora Graf († young); Concordia Rosina Graf († young); Christina Dorothea Graf († young); mated II Elias Rehebold Dr. theol., Sup. Oschatz; Grandson: Gottfried Elias Rehebold († young); Paul Heinrich Rehebold; Dorothea Elisabeth Rehebold; Concordia Sabina Rehebold
  13. ↑ Johannes Gottfried Meyer (born April 8, 1659 in Dresden, born: April 9, 1659 Holy Cross Dresden; † June 10, 1673 in Dresden, born June 15, 1673 ibid.) Father: Valentin Meyer († April 20 1666 in Dresden), trader and quarter master Dresden; Mother: Dorothea Ayrer; GVater_M: Michael Ayrer, jeweler; Sister: Marie Salome Meyer
  14. ↑ from Benjamin Jacob to Christian Gottlob on May 5, 1678, a groom from Lissa
  15. ^ Regina Lindemann (born March 17, 1609 in Klipphausen; † October 2, 1681 in Klipphausen, cemetery St. Marten Dresden); Father: Friedrich Lindemann the Elder J. († January 28, 1617) kurf. Saxon Wittumsrat and Chamber Master Colditz; Mother: Regina Münch, resident in Dresden in 1622, brother Dr. Johann Paul Münch Stiftskanzler Zeitz, his daughter Sara Regina Münch, married. with Severin Weise, Councilor, To. Margaretha Rosina Weise; GVater_M: Johann Münch Dr. jur .; kurf. Saxon Appellations and Princely Weimar, Coburg Council, Prof. jur Uni. Leipzig, also mayor and assessor of the Schöppenstuhl Leipzig; mated February 28, 1631 with Johann Ludwig Köppel († May 1, 1660) Senior Consistorial Councilor Jülischer Rat, no children; dedicated brother-in-law through the marriage of a sister Johann Friedrich Heige (Heigius) Dr. jur, Appellations- und Bergrat, whose children Sophie Dorothea Heigius, Ernst Heigius, Ludwig Heigius; Christian Friedrich Wildeck, Lic. Jur; Relatives Maria Sophia Heige († 1656) married. with Christian Klengel kurf. Saxon privy councilor
predecessor Office successor
Martin Geier Court preacher in Dresden
1681 - 1686 		Philipp Jacob Spener
personal data
SURNAME Lucius, Johann Andreas
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian and Saxon court preacher
DATE OF BIRTH October 19, 1625
PLACE OF BIRTH Dresden
DATE OF DEATH January 17, 1686
Place of death Dresden