Johann Georg Gobelius

Johann Georg Gobelius (* 1562 in Bruttig-Fankel ; † after 1615 in Mainz ) was a German physician , rector and personal physician to the elector .

Life

Johann Gobelius came from a wealthy landowner family from Bruttig on the Moselle , whose members were citizens of the city of Trier . After completing his school education, he enrolled at the University of Mainz in 1581 to study medicine. After his doctorate, the exact year is not known, he was appointed rector of the University of Mainz in 1602 and in 1615 Duke Maximilian I of Bavaria appointed him his personal physician.

Complementary

For June 5, 1615, the Mainz church index recorded a wedding between Dr. med. Johann Georg Gobelius, where Georg was changed by hand to Gregor, and a Danielis Weickart.

The Gobelius family of landowners included Matthias Göbel (* 1580), Christian Göbel (* 1582), Pankratius Göbel (* 1594) and Bantus Göbel (* 1594), all of whom had also studied in Mainz, as well as Cornelius Gobelius (1570–1611) and Martin Gobelius (1535-1598).

literature

Alfons Friderichs (Ed.): Gobelius, Johann Georg , In: Personalitäten des Kreises Cochem-Zell, Kliomedia, Trier 2004, ISBN 3-89890-084-3 , pp. 126–127.

Manfred Ostermann: 400 years ago ... Martin Gobelius from Valwig In: Heimatjahrbuch Kreis Cochem-Zell 1998, pp. 134–137.

Web links

Entry on Johann Georg Gobelius in the Rhineland-Palatinate personal database
Gobelius, Johann Georg In: Deutsche Biographie , Retrieved June 26, 2019

Individual evidence

↑ Eiflia Illustrata or geographical and historical description of the Eifel, by Johann Friedrich Schannat, translated from the Latin manuscripts and enriched with notes and essays by Georg Bärsch, Aachen and Leipzig 1852, Johann Georg Gobelius, pp. 336–337. In: book.google.de. Retrieved June 27, 2019 .
^ Mainz, Germany, church index cards, 1585–1807 for Dr. med. Johann Gregor Gobelius, church register card index Mainz Gnor-Gof, parish D

personal data
SURNAME	Gobelius, Johann Georg
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Gobelius, Johann Gregor
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	Mediciners
DATE OF BIRTH	1562
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bruttig-Fankel
DATE OF DEATH	after 1615
Place of death	Mainz

[1] Eiflia Illustrata or geographical and historical description of the Eifel, by Johann Friedrich Schannat, translated from the Latin manuscripts and enriched with notes and essays by Georg Bärsch, Aachen and Leipzig 1852, Johann Georg Gobelius, pp. 336–337. In: book.google.de. Retrieved June 27, 2019 .

[2] Mainz, Germany, church index cards, 1585–1807 for Dr. med. Johann Gregor Gobelius, church register card index Mainz Gnor-Gof, parish D