Johann Christian Thomae

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Johann Christian Thomae (born April 5, 1668 in Heldburg , † March 19, 1724 in Neustadt bei Coburg ) was a German historian and rector in Neustadt.

Life

Thomae was born on April 5, 1668 in Heldburg in his grandfather's house. His father was Stephan Thomae, pastor in Wiesenfeld , later in Neuhaus and Sonnefeld . His mother was Cordula geb. Buchenröder, the daughter of the superintendent Michael Buchenröder. In 1682 Thomae was accepted into the High Princely High School in Coburg. From 1688 he studied at the University of Jena . After graduating, he worked as a teacher and was appointed to the rector's office in Neustadt near Coburg in 1697 . In 1722 ("in the XXVI. Year Rectore of the school there") his chronicle of the Reformation in the Duchy of Coburg was printed in Coburg. He died on March 19, 1724.

Works

  • Child-guilty honorary memory, the once well venerable, Großachtbahrn, and in God devoutly well-learned Mr. Stephano Thomae. Mönch, Coburg 1707
  • That of the whole Evangelical Churches, especially in the whole Principality of Coburg, rose in the evening / that is, historical description of the salutary Reformation work and life of Lutheri, as well as of all Protestant preachers and city school colleagues of the Coburg Principality, from the beginning of the Reformation bit here. Paul Günther Pfotenhauer and son, Coburg 1722

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personal data
SURNAME Thomae, Johann Christian
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German historian
DATE OF BIRTH April 5, 1668
PLACE OF BIRTH Heldburg
DATE OF DEATH March 19, 1724
Place of death Neustadt near Coburg