Johann Gottlieb Schott

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Johann Gottlieb Schott (born April 28, 1751 in Nürtingen ; † May 9, 1813 in Stuttgart ) was a Württemberg theologian, historian, professor and librarian at the Ducal Public Library in Stuttgart.

Life

Schott obtained his master's degree in 1770 and, after studying theology for two years , was appointed to the High Charles School by Duke Karl Eugen from Württemberg in 1772 . He worked there as a professor of languages ​​and history.

In January 1786, Schott was brought to the ducal public library in Stuttgart as chief librarian alongside Georg Friedrich Vischer . From 1789 he was the sole senior librarian, i.e. director, of the library.

In the library, Schott primarily looked after the historical subjects and wrote several catalogs, some of which have survived to this day.

Works

  • Happy jubilation from the Eberhard-Carolinian Muses about the very pleasant birth festival of your Rectoris Magnificentissimi of the Serene Duke and Mr. Carl's Duke of Würtemberg and Teck etc. at the High School in Tübingen , Tübingen, which appeared on February 11, 1770 for the 43rd time : Sigmundische Schriften 1770. ( doi: 10.20345 / digitue.17090 )
  • Honorary memory of the Weiland Most Serene Duke and Lord, Lord, Carl Eugens, reigning Duke of Wirtemberg and Teck [...] perpetuates October 24th. 1793. At the Trauer-Feyer on February 20 and 23, 1794, Stuttgart: Cotta 1794 ( digitized version )
  • Honorary monument of Weiland's most noble duke and lord, Mr. Ludwigs Eugens, reigning duke of Wirtemberg and Tek [...]; immortalized May 20, 1795. At the funeral ceremony on June 27 and 28, 1795 , Stuttgart: Cotta 1795 ( digitized version )
  • Honorary monument to Her Royal Highness the once most noble Duchess and wife, Mrs. Friderika Dorothea Sophia widowed Duchess of Wirtemberg and Tek [et] c. bored Royal Princess of Prussia, and Margravine of Brandenburg-Schwedt, lady of the Russian-Imperial Order of Catherine; Immortalized March 9, 1798. Bey der Trauer-Feyer April 1, 1798 , Stuttgart: Cotta 1798. ( digitized version )
  • Honorary monument of Weiland's Most Serene Duke and Lord, Mr. Friedrich Eugens, reigning Duke of Wirtemberg and Teck [...], immortalized December 23, 1797 Bey der Trauer-Feyer February 11 and 14, 1798 , Stuttgart: Cotta 1798 ( Digitized version )
  • Germania. A heroic Singspiel in three acts , o. O. 1800 ( digitized version )

literature

  • Karl Löffler: History of the Württemberg State Library , Leipzig: Harrassowitz 1923, p. 247.
personal data
SURNAME Schott, Johann Gottlieb
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Württemberg theologian, historian, professor and librarian at the Ducal Public Library in Stuttgart
DATE OF BIRTH April 28, 1751
PLACE OF BIRTH Nürtingen
DATE OF DEATH May 9, 1813
Place of death Stuttgart