Johann Conrad Brotbeck

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Johann Conrad Brotbeck in the Tübingen Professorengalerie

Johann Conrad Brotbeck (born August 29, 1620 in Tübingen ; † February 22, 1677 in Tübingen) was a Württemberg professor of astronomy, physics and medicine.

Life

Johann Conrad Brotbeck was a student and son-in-law of Carl Bardili . He was matriculated in Tübingen in 1633. In 1636 he got the Bacc. art. , later also the Mag. art. From around 1639 he began studying medicine and was promoted to Dr. med. PhD. He became city ​​physician in Esslingen , 1650 associate professor for mathematics in Tübingen, and read physics and astronomy there. In 1655 he became a full professor of physics and a member of the Senate. At times he was also an associate professor of medicine. In 1656 he became a full professor of medicine and continued to represent physics in the philosophy faculty until 1661. In 1662 and 1668/69 he was rector of the University of Tübingen. His portrait still hangs in the professors' gallery in Tübingen .

family

He married Christine Bardili on August 10, 1646 in Tübingen (born March 22, 1628 in Tübingen; † October 9, 1685 there) and had several children with her

  • Regina Magdalena (March 12, 1649 - June 1716). ∞ Johann Ulrich Pregizer III. (February 2, 1647; † February 1708)
  • Georg Conrad (born April 27, 1651; † June 1714), prelate in Murhardt
∞ Maria Judith Zeller (July 9, 1652; † 1689), daughter of Johann Conrad Zeller (1603–1683), prelate of Bebenhausen
∞ Maria Judith Knollen († 1701), daughter of Johann Eberhard Knollen Probst zu Deckendorf, widow of pastor Johann Friedrich Hiemers
∞ Maria Amalia Kühlhorn († 1718), daughter of the lawyer Jakob Friedrich Kühlhorn
  • Sybille Agnes (* August 21, 1655; † April 1701) Joachim Johann Joachim Bader (* April 10, 1649; † August 1694), councilor and landscape secretary
  • Maria Dorothea (born October 13, 1656; † April 1716) ∞ Ernst Konrad Reinhard († December 31, 1729), prelate in Alpirsbach

literature

  • Johann Friedrich Pistorius, Burckhardtische Genealogie, or trunk tree whose Burckhardt and Bardiline families exist in seven main trunks , p.8f

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Family data from the Paul Wolfgang Merkel Family Foundation in Nuremberg.
  2. ↑ Tobias image database of the University of Tübingen.
  3. ^ Johann Conrad Zeller personal database of the Landeskirchliches Archiv
  4. ↑ Ernst Konrad Reinhard (died December 31, 1729), Württemberg Council, Prelate of Alpirsbach
personal data
SURNAME Brotbeck, Johann Conrad
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Brodbeck, Johannes Conradus; Brodbeckh, Joannes Conradus; Brodbequius, Jo. Conradus; Brodtbeck, Johann Conrad; Brodtbeckius, Johannes Conradus; Brodtbequius, Johan-Conradus; Brotbeccius, Jo. Chunrad; Brotbeccius, Johan-Conradus; Brotbeck, Johann C .; Brotbeck, Johann-Conradus; Brotbeck, Johann Konrad; Brotbeckh, Joh. Conradus; Brotbeckh, Johann Conrad; Brotbeckh, Johan-Conradus; Brotbeckh, Johann Cunrad; Brotbeckh, Johann K .; Brotbeckh, Johannes Cunradus; Brotbeckius, Iohannes Cunradus; Brotbeckius, Johann-Cunradus; Brotbeckius, Johannes Conradus; Brotbeckius, Johannes Cunradus; Bread Bequius, Ioh. Conr .; Brotbequius, Joannes Conradus; Brotbequius, Joh.-Cunradus; Brotbequius, Johan-Conradus; Brotbequius, Johan C .; Brotbequius, Johannes Conradus; Brotbequius, Johannes Cunradus; Brotbequius, Joh. Conradus; Brotbequius, Joh. Cunradus; Brotbequius, Johann Cunradus; Brotbequius, Johann-Cunradus; Brotbequius, Johann K .; Brotbequius, Johann Konrad
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German physician and university professor of astronomy, physics and medicine in Tübingen
DATE OF BIRTH August 29, 1620
PLACE OF BIRTH Tübingen
DATE OF DEATH February 22, 1677
Place of death Tübingen