Johann Bierdümpfel

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Johann Bierdümpfel (1608)

Johann Bierdümpfel (born September 3, 1564 in Häselrieth ; † June 1, 1620 in Vienna ) was a German medic. He was 1599-1605 and from 1608 doctor of the Lower Austrian countryside in Vienna and 1605-1608 court medicus of Duke Johann Casimir von Sachsen-Coburg in Coburg .

Life

Johann Bierdümpfel was born near Hildburghausen , where Christian Biertümpfel was councilor and later mayor as early as 1439, as the son of Wolfgang Bierdümpfel (1523–1580) from Hildburghausen, pastor of Häselrieth since 1557 , and his wife (since 1550) Barbara (1525–1580) , Daughter of Nicolaus Schmidt.

The eldest brother Claus Bierdümpfel (* 1550) became a citizen and Büttner in Hildburghausen, the brother Andreas (1559–1622) became vice rector in Hildburghausen, the brother Wolf also became a citizen of Hildburghausen. There were also the brothers Lazarus and Benedict Bierdümpfel, born around 1570, the latter master cloth maker in Hildburghausen, and sister Barbara.

Johann Bierdümpfel first attended the Latin council school 1582–1586 in Coburg, then studied philosophy and medicine in Magdeburg , Jena , Vienna , Padua (1596) and Basel , where in 1598 he was “doctor medicinae summa cum laude”. In 1599, the Lower Austrian countryside appointed him doctor of the “ district above Vienna Woods ”. In 1605 Duke Casimir von Sachsen-Coburg called him to his court medicus and in 1608 the Lower Austrian countryside called him again to see their doctor in Vienna. He was widely known for his extensive knowledge, healing successes and solid medical essays. Together with the doctor and chemist Andreas Libavius , he published "Syrraxis metallikē tritē" in 1591.

In 1601 he married Maria geb. Prändlin, widow of the imperial forester " am Aurhoff ", Carl Zwiggel (Zwickel) ; In 1604 Bierdümpfel married Margaretha, daughter of Johann Stubecken von Königstein (Stubick von Königstein), doctor of pharmacology, of the Iglauer city dynasty ( knightly nobility granted in Prague 1562). In both marriages there were two daughters; in the first next to it two sons who, however, were stillborn. Bierdümpfel died in Vienna and was buried in the cemetery in front of the “Schotten Thor” (today the area of ​​the Old General Hospital Vienna ).

coat of arms

8. Coat of arms on this board in the category " ennobled ": beer dumplings
5. Coat of arms on this plaque in the category "Austrian nobility": Stubeck [von Königstein]

The coat of arms depicted on his oil portrait already in 1608 is displayed in by Paul Prince a laid Siebmachers armorial, 1701/1705, table 36 of Part 4, in the category "knighted". Here as there, in the shield divided by gold and red, it shows a ready-to-fly black eagle with a signet ring in its beak, and a silver rafter below. On the crowned helmet with black and gold covers on the right and red and silver covers on the left, the eagle, here with lowered wings, standing between an open red flight, each covered with an inwardly turned silver sloping beam.

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Johann Werner Krauss, Antiquitates et Memorabilia historiae Franconicae, 1753, p. 93
  2. ^ Johann Werner Krauss, Antiquitates et Memorabilia historiae Franconicae , 1753, p. 308
  3. ↑ A. Human, Foundations and Legacies of the Diocese of Hildburghausen, in: Writings of the Association for Saxony-Meiningische Geschichte und Landeskunde, Heft 54 ​​and 72, Hildburghausen 1906 and 1915, p. 113
  4. ^ Central directory of digitized prints , "Syrraxis metallikē tritē", Jena 1591 ( digitized version )
  5. ↑ Contributions to the explanation of the Hochfürstl. Saxony-Hildburghäusischen Kirchen-Schul- und Landes-Historie , Volume 2, 1752, p. 511 f.
  6. ^ Heinrich Kadich von horse , Conrad Blažek: Der Mährische Adel. Bauer & Raspe, Nuremberg 1899. (J. Siebmachers's large Wappenbuch, Volume 4, Section 10), p. 277
  7. ↑ Heimatverein Haselstaude Häselrieth e. V., 725 years old Häselrieth - 2012: Johann Bierdümpfel
personal data
SURNAME Bierdümpfel, Johann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Bierdümpfel, Johannes; Bierdümpfel, Hans; Biertümpfel, Johann; Bierdumpfel, Johann; Bierdümphelius, Johannes; Bierdümpfl, Johann
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German physician, Hofmedicus in Coburg
DATE OF BIRTH September 3, 1564
PLACE OF BIRTH Häselrieth
DATE OF DEATH June 1, 1620
Place of death Vienna