Johann Dieterich Leyding

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Johann Dieterich Leyding (born April 5, 1721 in Verden ; died February 20, 1781 in Hamburg ) was a German fabulous poet, poet and journalist .

Life

Little is known of Leyding's life. He probably came to Hamburg around 1750, lived as a private scholar and married Maria Elisabeth Meyer on January 2, 1770. He is said to have been the head of a private educational institution for several years. As a writer, he published several volumes of poems, epigrams and fables as well as religious edification poetry. He was also the editor of a number of magazines.

Works

  • Songs and joke poems. Iversen, Altona and Leipzig 1757.
  • Odes and songs with their own melodies. Altona 1757.
  • Fables, short stories, epigrammatic and other little poems. Hamburg 1765.
  • The lonely. Hamburg 1766.
  • Christian parents Christmas and New Year gift to good and beloved children. 1774.
  • For home devotion for Christians [...]. 6 parts. Hamburg 1776.

Published magazines and periodicals:

  • together with Johann Friedrich Löwen and Johanne Charlotte Unzer : Hamburg contributions to the works of wit and morality. 1753-1755.
  • The beehive. A moral script dedicated to religion, reason and virtue. Spierings, Hamburg 1755 ff., ZDB -ID 44974-x . Fourth, improved and enlarged edition 1765/1766.
  • New non-profit magazine for the friends of useful and beautiful sciences and arts. Hamburg 1760 f.
  • The picker, or the core of the best moral weeklies of recent times. Pieces 1–31, Berlin 1764.
  • The new beehive. A moral step dedicated to religion, reason and virtue. Brandt, Hamburg 1764-1768, ZDB -ID 984403-x .
  • Reference library for children and young people: for spreading religion, virtue, truth, morals, taste and wit. 2 parts. Hamburg 1770. 2., verb. and increased edition 3 parts. Korten, Flensburg 1777–1779.
  • Minerva and the Graces. A weekly journal. o. O. 1774.
  • Hamburgische Gartenbibliothek, in which physical, moral, historical, satyrical and poetic writings [...] can be found. Hamburg 1775 f.

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