Johann Friedrich Heinrich Panzer

Johann Friedrich Heinrich Panzer (born March 25, 1764 in Nuremberg , † November 15, 1815 in Eltersdorf ) was a German Protestant clergyman and theologian .

Life

Johann Friedrich Heinrich Panzer was the son of the clergyman Georg Wolfgang Panzer (1729–1805) and his wife Rosine Helene Jantke († 1806), daughter of the Altdorf medical professor Johann Jakob Jantke (1687–1768). His older brother was the botanist Georg Wolfgang Franz Panzer (1755–1829).

Initially raised by his father, he attended the school of St. Sebald in Nuremberg for six years , where his father was a clergyman. There he learned not only the sciences but also the Latin language . The vice-principal Rosenauer, the rector Munker, as well as three private teachers took care of the training: a deacon Schramm, a vice-principal Jacobi and a pastor Felbinger.

From 1782 Panzer studied at the University of Altdorf . There his teachers were Johann Andreas Michael Nagel and Georg Andreas Will as well as Schwarz, Johann Augustin Dietelmair and Junge. In 1784 he moved to the University of Erlangen , where Joachim Ehrenfried Pfeiffer was one of his teachers and he also lived in his house.

Panzer completed his studies in 1786, passed his theological exam and was candidate for a preacher in Nuremberg . He preached to St. Sebald several times. Then he became a catechist at St. Jakob in Nuremberg. He preached there on public holidays and Wednesdays. On June 21, 1790, the Pegnesian Flower Order accepted him under the name Irenander II as number 208. His parents had also belonged to the order.

In 1797 Panzer was ordained in Altdorf and appointed pastor to Eltersdorf and Tennenlohe on November 1st . However, there were disputes there, so he was temporarily removed from office. In February 1798 he was able to officiate again as vicar , in autumn he gave a trial sermon and passed an examination in Bayreuth , so that he could take up his post in both communities again.

Panzer died in 1815 at the age of 51.

family

On December 3, 1797, Panzer married Magdalene Philippine Friederike Staudner, the daughter of the Nuremberg councilor Johann Leonhard Staudner, who later served as court advisor. The marriage had five children. Only two of the children were still alive in 1806: Rosina Friederika Helena Panzer and Regina Johann Barbara Panzer.

Act

Panzer was considered a scholar who had a thorough knowledge of all theological disciplines. He also dealt with church history , for example in his work Georg Peßler, last provost of Nuremberg . He was also the biographer of the reformer Willibald Pirckheimer . He further drew attention to a work by the poet Heinrich Bebel .

Panzer also worked as an amateur engraver . In 1796 he stabbed the area around Lonerstadt , and a portrait of Johannes Regiomontanus comes from him .

Fonts

• Victim of guilty and heartfelt sympathy, consecrated to his beloved father (GW Panzer) on July 15, 1794 (Nuremberg 1794) on the jubilee day (of the Pegnesian Order of Flowers )
• Memorial of friendship, erected for the immortalized Mr. CW Staudner as part of the Pegnese Flower Order (Nuremberg 1796)
• An entertaining attempt to read about the order of the riflemen Nuremberg, so shoot with Zyl and stalking guns. Reissued with a few explanatory notes (Nuremberg 1796)
• Bridges to Johann Regiomoutan's Life (Nuremberg 1796)
• Monument of friendship, the immortalized Mr. JMJ Endter, erected in the name of the Society of the Pegnese Order of Flowers (Nuremberg 1796)
• The image of the truly active man. Consecrated to our dear beloved father, Mr. MGW Panzer, on the festive commemoration of his office of Schaffer, which he took over 25 years ago, by FH Panzer and his wife etc. on February 8th (Nuremberg 1798)
• Georg Peßler, last provost of Nuremberg. A small contribution to the history of the Nuremberg Church and Reformation (Erlangen 1802)
• Wilibald Pirkheimer and Charitas Pirkheimerin. A small outline of the pictures of two great and good people (Erlangen 1802)
• News of a hitherto unknown edition of a very rare work by Heinrich Bebel, which appeared under the title: "In hoc libro continentur haec Bebeliana opuscula nova", 1509, together with a small contribution to the correspondence of the same (Erlangen 1804)
• Wilibald Pirkheimer's services to the publication of Gregor Halvander's Pandects; shown and illuminated etc. with two supplements A and B (Nuremberg 1805)
• Attempt to view the completed days of Georg Wolfgang Panzer's life, the theology and philosophy of Doctors, etc., placed within the framework of the Order of Flowers (Nuremberg 1805)

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : The learned Teutschland or lexicon of the now living German writers , Volume 6, 1798, p. 26, digitized
• Johann Georg Meusel: The learned Teutschland or Lexicon of the now living German writers , Volume 10, 1803, p. 397, digitized
• Georg Andreas Will : Nürnbergisches Gelehrten-Lexicon, or, Description of all Nuremberg scholars , seventh part / third supplement volume, 1806, pp. 103-106, digitized
• Johann Georg Meusel: The learned Teutschland or Lexicon of the now living German writers , Volume 15, 1811, pp. 7–8, digitized
• Johann Georg Meusel: The learned Teutschland or Lexicon of the now living German writers , Volume 19, 1823, p. 59, digitized
• Heinrich Döring : The learned theologians of Germany in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries . Verlag Johann Karl Gottfried Wagner, Neustadt an der Orla, 1833, Vol. 3, pp. 208–210, digitized

Individual evidence

1. ↑ Erich Birkholz: Eltersdorf. History and development of the Protestant parish. Erich Birkholz. Erlangen-Eltersdorf 2009, p. 112.
2. ^ Brigitte Hoppe:  Panzer, Georg Wolfgang Franz. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 20, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-428-00201-6 , p. 42 f. ( Digitized version ).
3. ↑ Georg Kaspar Nagler : New general artist lexicon or news of the life and works of painters, sculptors, builders, engravers, form cutters, lithographers, draftsmen, medalists, ivory workers, etc. , Volume 10, Munich 1841, p. 33 ( digitalisat ); Panzer, Johann Friedrich Heinrich . In: Hans Vollmer (Hrsg.): General lexicon of fine artists from antiquity to the present . Founded by Ulrich Thieme and Felix Becker . tape 26 : Olivier – Pieris . EA Seemann, Leipzig 1932, p. 297 .