Johann Daniel Gihnlein
Johann Daniel Gihnlein (born November 7, 1663 in Coburg ; † October 30, 1735 ibid) was a German teacher of ethics, history and eloquence and professor iuris at the Casimirianum Coburg .
Life
Johann Daniel Gihnlein came from a family of civil servants in Coburg and was the son of the consistorial secretary and court actuary Johann Jakob Gihnlein and his wife Anna Sabina, a daughter of the Coburg city physician Johannes May . He studied at the universities of Jena , Leipzig (1688) and Kiel (1690) and was awarded a doctorate in law . In 1694 he was appointed government lawyer in Saxony-Coburg . Just one year later he took up a position at the Casimirianum grammar school in Coburg as a teacher of ethics, history and eloquence. In 1706 he was appointed professor iuris . He remained the Princely Saxon Councilor in Coburg until his death and bequeathed his entire fortune to the grammar school.
Works
- Disputationem juridicam de Gynaecocratia in regionibus imperii Germanici, by abbesses and class guardians in the HR Reich, published by Bauhofer, Jena, 1685
- Bonum publicum an & quomodo princeps Bonus bonis privatorum praeferre debeat ?, published by Müller, Jena, 1695
literature
- M. Joh. Matthia Großen: The historical Lexici Evangelischer Jubel-Priester third and last part, published by Johann Jacob Enderes, Schwabach, 1746, page 338
- Johann Daniel Schulze: Scholarship Lexicon by and for Germany, Köhlerische Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1805, page 47
- Curt Hoefner: The register of the high school Casimirianum Academicum zu Coburg: 1606-1803, Society for Franconian History, Würzburg, 1958, page 120
Web links
- Literature by and about Johann Daniel Gihnlein in the bibliographic database WorldCat
| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Gihnlein, Johann Daniel |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German teacher of ethics, history and eloquence |
| DATE OF BIRTH | November 7, 1663 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Coburg |
| DATE OF DEATH | October 30, 1735 |
| Place of death | Coburg |