Johann Gottfried Zeiske

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Johann Gottfried Zeiske (born October 26, 1681 in Elsterwerda , † August 27, 1756 in Lübben ) was a German writer and educator .

Life

Zeiske was in the then Saxon town of Elsterwerda, the son of shopkeeper born and municipal mayor Johann Christian Zeiske.

He first attended school in his hometown. A devastating city fire on April 9, 1696, also destroyed Zeiske's parents' house, with the family losing all of their belongings. Zeiske later became an alumnus at the Kreuzschule in Dresden . He then studied at the University of Leipzig , where he completed his studies with a master's degree in philosophy . After his studies, Zeiske became vice rector in 1710 and in the same year rector at the grammar school in Lübben . In 1711 he married Johanna Sabina Spannaussen. This was followed by a position as rector in Sorau in 1713 . Before he finally became rector of the grammar school in Bautzen around 1740 , he took over this office again in Lübben in 1732.

student

Works (selection)

  • D. de aeterna silii The generationis.
  • D. de Sphaera armillari. 1708
  • Jacobs double Heyrath: wanted to ... introduce ... and ... invite in a pleasure game by the youth studying in Lübben. Dresden 1711
  • Through this prolusion De kakozel̄eā comica… I wanted to invite you to those ... pleasure games employed with the Sorau school youth. Dresden 1715
  • Portrait of Mr. Jonae Gelenii, who is noble in his exceptional learning and excellent virtues, ... Rectoris of the school of St. Creutz in Dreßden ... Dresden 1727
  • Violas on the grave ...: Funeral inscription for Christian Heinrich Weiss, director of the Friedrichgymnasium in Altenburg, member of the Societät Christian Liebe und Wissenschaften, † 1730. Dresden 1730
  • When the most honorable ... Herr Heinrich, Hertzog zu Sachsen ... in June 1736, the government and Kreyss city of Luebben in Lower Lusatia delighted. Sorau 1736
  • As the high noble ... Mr. ... D. David Christian Walther, Hochgräfl. Schönburg. Rath, Leib- u. Hof-Medicus…: Funeral pamphlet for Johanna Rosina Walther, b. Haußmann, † December 9, 1738. Dresden 1739
  • Bey der Richter- u. Fritschischen wedding, so ... was celebrated in the 3rd jubilee of the book printer art 1740 in Budissin, wanted the benefit u. consider the merits of imaginary art for the student youth etc. Budissin 1740
  • To ... Friedrich Gottlob Beyer, ... who in December 1742 ... went out of the world, the Society of Christian Love and Science ... set up this banquet on ... Dresden 1742
  • Dem hoch-Edelgebohrnen ...: memorial to Friedrich Gottlob Beyer, Akzis- u. Stifts-Rat, Dom-Herr zu Wurzen, † December 1741. Dresden 1742
  • At the example of ... Christian Wilhelm Löscher, ... who the temporal with the blessed eternity on October 4th. Confused about Lübben in 1746, the Societät der Christian Liebe und Wissenschafften (Society of Christian Love and Science) had the wonderful advantages of a legal scholar ... Dresden 1746
  • To the Lord ...: Funeral inscription for Christoph Heinrich Winkler, pastor of St. Afra in Meissen, † February 24, 1755. 1755

Literature (selection)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Johann Sigismund Heinsius : The life hidden in God. (Memorandum to Johann Gottfried Zeiske), Dresden 1756, p. 13
personal data
SURNAME Zeiske, Johann Gottfried
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Zeiske, Johann G .; Zeißke, Johann Gottfried; Zeißke, Johannes Gottfried; Zeiske, Johannes Gottfried; Zeiske, Joannes Gottfridus; Zeiskius, Joannes Gottofridus; Zeiske, Johannes Gottofredus; Zeiskius, Johann Gothofredus; Zeiske, Ioannes Gottfridus; Zeiske, Johannes G.
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German writer and educator
DATE OF BIRTH October 26, 1681
PLACE OF BIRTH Elsterwerda
DATE OF DEATH August 27, 1756
Place of death Luebben (Spreewald)