Johann Dietrich Philipp Christian Ebeling

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Johann Dietrich Philipp Christian Ebeling also called Johann Philipp Ebeling (born December 31, 1753 in Lüneburg , † January 12, 1795 in Parchim ) was a German doctor and translator.

Life

JP Ebeling was the son of an evangelical clergyman who became superintendent of Lüneburg. Ebeling studied medicine from 1773 in Göttingen , 1774–1776 in Strasbourg , from 1777 in Edinburgh . He received his doctorate in Glasgow in 1779 and established himself as a doctor in Hamburg that same year . In 1780 he became city ​​physician in Parchim, in 1782 district physician . He translated many English and French works of medical, historical and geographical content.

Works and translations

dissertation

  • Dissertatio de quassia et lichene Islandico . Glasgow 1779

Translations (selection)

  • Sonnerat’s trip to New Guinea. Translated from the French by JP Ebeling of Arzney Scholarship. Weygand, Leipzig 1777 (digitized version)
  • Wilhem Cullen's Materia Medica or Doctrine of Medicines ... from English, with additions by JP Ebeling. Weygand, Leipzig 1781 (digitized version)
  • Alexander Hamilton's [1739-1802] instruction in the treatment of women and newborn childhood diseases . Christian. Gottlieb Hertel, Leipzig 1793 (digitized)
  • Statistical reports of Scotland from descriptions of the various parishes communicated by the parishioners, compiled by Sir John Sinclair. Beard. Excerpts from the English translated by Johann Philipp Ebeling, Weidman, Leipzig 1794–1796 Volume I (1794) (digitized version) ; Volume II (1796) (digitized version)

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personal data
SURNAME Ebeling, Johann Dietrich Philipp Christian
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Ebeling, Johann Philipp
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German doctor and translator
DATE OF BIRTH December 31, 1753
PLACE OF BIRTH Luneburg
DATE OF DEATH January 12, 1795
Place of death Parchim