Johann Gottlieb Theophil Bosseck
Johann Gottlieb Theophil Bosseck (born April 3, 1718 in Leipzig ; † June 7, 1798 there ) was a German Lutheran orientalist and Hebraist . He taught at the University of Leipzig .
Life
Johann Gottlieb Theophil Bosseck began studying at the University of Leipzig in 1735. Two years later he finished his studies and was awarded a Baccalaureus artium. The university received his doctorate in 1739 for a master's degree and in 1743 for a baccalaureus in theology .
In 1745 the theological faculty hired Bosseck as an associate professor for Hebrew and Oriental Studies.
In 1754 Bosseck held a college degree at the Saxon State High School in Sankt Afra . In 1762 he can be proven as Canon of Wurzen , in 1773 as President of the Philobiblical Society .
In Leipzig, Bosseck received his doctorate in philology in 1789 . He died there in 1798 at the age of 80.
Fonts
- De felicitate parentum per laudabilem liberorum educationem promovenda, non nihil disserit (Leipzig 1739, with Christian Gottfried Philippi )
- Cultum Fluminum apud Graecos exponet. Ad. Esa. LVII. comm. VI. (Leipzig 1740)
- Disputationes apud Ebraeos (Leipzig 1741)
- De sacrificiis Caini et Habelis miq-qēṣ yāîm oblatis (Leipzig 1751)
- Henrici Benedicti Starkii Or Diḳduḳ (two volumes, Leipzig 1764)
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| SURNAME | Bosseck, Johann Gottlieb Theophil |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German Lutheran orientalist and Hebraist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | April 3, 1718 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Leipzig |
| DATE OF DEATH | June 7, 1798 |
| Place of death | Leipzig |