Johann Gropp

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Johann Gropp (also Johannes Groppius) (* 1655 in Wunsiedel ; † 1709 ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran theologian .

Gropp, who came from an old Wunsiedel family, had a master's degree, was professor of moral theology at the Bayreuth high school, illustrious Collegium Christian-Ernestinum , as well as consistorial councilor and archdeacon .

He is mentioned u. a. with Johann Georg Pertsch and Johann Andreas Schmidt / Johann Christoph Olearius . A portrait in copper of him is also known.

Fonts

  • M. Johannes Groppius, In Illustri Christian-Ernestino Collegio Eloquentiae, Et Poeseos Professor Publicus. Dominorum collegarum, Et Suo Nomine Lectori Benevolo, Et Ad Luctum Composito Salutem Plurimam Dicit. Literis Gebhardianis, Bayreuth 1689 ( online ).
  • M. Johannes Groppius, Hactenus Pastor In Agro Thüsbronnensi, Iam In Illustri Collegio Christian-Ernestino Latinae Linguae, Et Poeseos Professor Publicus, Candido Lectori Salutem! Literis Gebhardianis, Bayreuth 1689 ( online ).
  • De Augustissimorum heroum Brandenburgicor. divinis virtutibus orat. 1692.
  • M. Johannes Groppius, Ecclesiae Baruthinae Diaconus, Ac In Illustri Christian-Ernestino Collegio Eloquentiae Ac Poeseos Professor Publicus, Lectori Candido, Et Commiseranti Nostram Vicem, Dominorum Collegarum, Suoque Nomine, Salutem Et Solatium! Literis Amelungianis, 1692.
  • Thank you to JH Hagen. 1693.
  • Natalem LVII. serenissimi principis ac domini, domini Christiani Ernesti, Marggrafii Brandenburgensis ... publica oratione ... celebrandum ... intimat eoque nomine invitat M. Johannes Groppius. Amelung, Altdorf 1700 ( online ).
  • Funeral sermon to Johann Leonhard Schöpff (1628–1701). 1701.

literature

  • Exchange Association of the German Book Trade. Historical commission: Archives for the history of the book industry. Volume 23, Booksellers Association, 1982, p. 351.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Origines Voitlandiae, et Celebris In Hac Urbis Bonsideliae, Tractatus Bipartitus, Quo Status prisco-hodiernus utriusque Reipublicae declaratur . Sumptibus Ordinis Senatorii, Wunsiedel 1677 ( digitized )
  2. ↑ Adami Halberstadiensis in the cinerum ex ecclesia eiecti historiam et originem . Hamm, 1702 ( digitized version )
  3. ↑ Börsenverein des Deutschen Buchhandels. Historical commission: Archives for the history of the book industry. Volume 23, Booksellers Association, 1982, p. 351
personal data
SURNAME Gropp, Johann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Groppius, Johannes
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theologian
DATE OF BIRTH 1655
PLACE OF BIRTH Wunsiedel
DATE OF DEATH 1709