Johann Jakob Lungershausen

Johann Jakob Lungershausen (also Johann Jacob Lungerhausen ; born October 25, 1665 in Dorndorf ; † 1729 in Mühlhausen / Thuringia ) was a German Lutheran theologian , clergyman and university teacher.

Life

Lungershausen was the son of the preacher Johann Valentin Lungershausen. He attended the Roßleben monastery school for over eight years before he began studying philology and theology at the University of Jena , which he initially completed in 1687 when he obtained his master's degree . He then went on a study trip until 1693. In the year of his return he became an adjunct of the philosophical faculty in Jena and gave philosophical and theological lectures. He was also accepted as a candidate for ministry. In 1701 he was given a position as associate professor . He also received a position as a preacher in Jena and the title of ducal Saxon-Weimar and Saxon-Eisenach consistorial and church council .

Lungerhausen followed in 1716 a call as superintendent and school inspector in the imperial city of Mühlhausen. He received the title of a royal British and an electoral Braunschweig-Lüneburg consistorial and church council. Between 1714 and 1717 he also became a doctor of theology doctorate .

Works (selection)

Nursery of Young English Trees ie Arboretum Anglicum exquisitissimis LA confertum surculis , Ehrich, Jena 1695.
Judicium Naturæ De Natura Scripturæ, Duabus Partibus Comprehensum ubi simul In Altere Parte quæstio momentosa ventilatur , Krebs, Jena 1708.
Oratio de encaeniis, ex loco Jo. X, 22. , Krebs, Jena 1713.
The Evangelical Lutheran Jubel-Feyer, as well as Lutherus, as Elias the Third , Brückner, Mühlhausen 1718.

literature

Heinrich Wilhelm Rotermund : continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher 's general dictionary of learning , volume 4, Jöntzen, Bremen 1813, column 166 f.

Georg Christian Bernhard Pünjer : Lungershausen, Johann Jakob . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 19, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1884, p. 641.

Web links

Works by and about Johann Jakob Lungershausen in the German Digital Library
Lungershausen, Johann Jakob in the personal and correspondence database of the Leibniz Edition
Lungershausen, Johann Jakob in the digital portrait index

Individual evidence

↑ Notwithstanding, the ADB specifies October 23 as the birthday.
^ Year according to Jöcher. Notwithstanding, ADB states 1706. Based on the title in his publications, 1716 can be qualified as a correct information.
↑ In the title of the Diss. Theol. posterior mysteria Christianismi contra Angli cuiusdam Anonymi Christianity not mysterious ... , Jena In 1714 he was still listed without a doctorate, the headline of Double Joy-Sacrifice consisting of a humble hosanna and the most merry Hallelujah as The Most Serene and Most Powerful of God and most invincible from Mr. Carl the Sixth Graces from Roman Käyser , Mühlhausen 1717 already contains the theological doctorate.

personal data
SURNAME	Lungershausen, Johann Jakob
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Lungerhausen, Johann Jakob
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German Lutheran theologian and clergyman
DATE OF BIRTH	October 25, 1665
PLACE OF BIRTH	Dorndorf
DATE OF DEATH	1729
Place of death	Mühlhausen / Thuringia

[1] Notwithstanding, the ADB specifies October 23 as the birthday.

[2] Year according to Jöcher. Notwithstanding, ADB states 1706. Based on the title in his publications, 1716 can be qualified as a correct information.

[3] In the title of the Diss. Theol. posterior mysteria Christianismi contra Angli cuiusdam Anonymi Christianity not mysterious ... , Jena In 1714 he was still listed without a doctorate, the headline of Double Joy-Sacrifice consisting of a humble hosanna and the most merry Hallelujah as The Most Serene and Most Powerful of God and most invincible from Mr. Carl the Sixth Graces from Roman Käyser , Mühlhausen 1717 already contains the theological doctorate.