Johann Friedrich Hombergk zu Vach

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Johann Friedrich Hombergk zu Vach ( Latinized Ioannes Fridericus Hombergk ; born April 15, 1673 in Marburg ; † February 20, 1748 ibid) was a German legal scholar and rector and chancellor of the University of Marburg .

Life

After home schooling, Hombergk went to Vach, who comes from the Hessian family of the same name , at the grammar school in Marburg in 1679 and studied at the local university from 1686. In 1691 he was an intern at the Imperial Court of Justice in Wetzlar . As court master of Prince Friedrich Wilhelm Adolf von Nassau-Siegen , he went with him to study at the University of Utrecht from 1692 to 1698 . He then went on a trip to England . There he made the acquaintance of Richard Bentley . From 1701 he was court master of Prince Georg von Hessen-Kassel in Marburg.

Hombergk zu Vach became an associate professor in 1703 , then in 1708, as fifth full professor , full professor of Roman law at the University of Marburg. 1709 he was in Marburg for doctor of law doctorate . In 1719 he rose to the fourth professor of the law faculty and became chancellor of the university, a year later he took over the office of rector there. In 1733 he became third professor of law, then in 1742 professor primarius and vice-chancellor of the university.

His son Aemilius Ludwig Hombergk zu Vach also became Professor of Law and Chancellor of the university.

Works

  • Novellae Constitutiones Dn. Justiniani, sacratissimi Principis, ex graeco in latinum conversae et notis illustratae etc. , Marburg 1717.
  • Dubia juris naturae ad generosissimum dominum (anonymous).
  • Jus publicum imperii RG , 1719, 2nd increased edition 1728.

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SURNAME Hombergk zu Vach, Johann Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Hombergk, Ioannes Fridericus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and university professor
DATE OF BIRTH April 15, 1673
PLACE OF BIRTH Marburg
DATE OF DEATH February 20, 1748
Place of death Marburg