Johann Gottlob Vollsack

Johann Gottlob Vollsack (born February 22, 1699 in Calau ; † buried September 15, 1772 in Krina ) was a German Protestant theologian .

Life

Johann Gottlob Vollsack, son of the merchant and mayor of Calau Johann Vollsack and his wife Magarethe (née Mayer), attended the grammar school in Bautzen for six years after school in his hometown and supported by private teachers and matriculated on June 4th 1717 at the University of Wittenberg . Here he acquired the academic degree of a Magister in Philosophical Sciences on October 17, 1718 , received permission to hold lectures as a Magister legens in universities on May 6, 1719 , became an Adjunct of the Faculty of Philosophy on January 23, 1722 and assessor of the Faculty of Philosophy in 1726 . Since he saw no further opportunity to develop as a university lecturer, he accepted a theological office in 1728 and was ordained as a pastor in Krina on November 16, 1728.

From his marriage on January 20, 1729 in Wittenberg to Marie Elisabeth Hamkin (Hanekin † April 9, 1758 in Krina), the Wwe. Des NN. Hiffrein, two sons are known. Johann Gottlob Vollsack (born September 3, 1729 in Krina) and the merchant in Leipzig Georg Gottlob Vollsack (born September 20, 1731 in Krina, married in Leipzig September 14, 1763 with NN.)

Works

• Diss. (Praes. KC Schroedero) de philosophia neo perniciosa nec Scripturae facrae contraria, ex oratione Pauli ad Coloss. II. Wittenberg 1719
• Diss. II et III de eodem argumento. Wittenberg 1719
• Diss. I et II de idearum origine. Wittenberg 1720
• Diss. De Nobilitatis Nobiliunitjue privilegiis. Wittenberg 1720
• Diss. De fontium lapidescentium natura. Wittenberg 1721
• The righteous conduct of the believing children of God during and after their soul sickness; from the Gospel on the 14th Sunday, after Trinit. Wittenberg 1721
• The people called to account by God; from the Evangclio on the 9th Sunday. after Trinit. Wittenberg 1722
• Diss. De praecipuis Nobilium virtutibus, secundum vetus Germanorum adagium: Pious, white and mild, belongs in the eagle's shield. Wittenberg 1724.
• Progr. De tribus apud Sinenses litteratoruin gradibus. Wittenberg 1726

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Volume 14. Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig, 1815.
• Veronika Albrecht-Birkner : Pastors book of the church province of Saxony. Volume 9: biograms Tr - Z . Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, Leipzig, 2009, ISBN 978-3-374-02141-3 .
• Fritz Juntke : Album Academiae Vitebergensis . Younger row. Part 3: (1710-1812) . Self-published by the Historical Commission, Halle (Saale) 1966, p. 156 ( works from the University and State Library of Saxony-Anhalt in Halle ad Saale 5, ISSN  0438-4415 ).