Johann Michael Lobstein

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Johann Michael Lobstein (born April 1, 1740 in Lampertheim in Alsace , † June 29, 1794 in Strasbourg ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran theologian. His brother was the doctor Johann Friedrich Lobstein .

He was a pastor and professor at the grammar school in Strasbourg. In 1773 he became professor of philosophy and in 1775 of theology at the University of Giessen . After he was first pastor and superintendent in Butzbach from 1777 to 1790 , he returned to Strasbourg in his previous position.

Works

  • Tabulae temporum fatorumque orbis terrae from orbe condito usque ad Christum natum from AMI - 4000 / Johann Michael Lorenz; Johann Michael Lobstein. Argentoratum: Kürsner, 1761.
  • Discours sur la mort. Paris, Strasbourg 1769.
  • Ludi veterum incitamenta poeseos / Johannes Michael Lobstein. [Resp .:] Johannes Fridericus Bonhoeffer. Argentorati: Heitz, 1774 (Strasbourg, Univ. Schr. Of Aug. 26, 1774).
  • De Veteris Ecclesiae Sacrarvm [sacrarum] Litterarvm [litterarum] Amore Recentioris Ivsto [iusto] Moderamine: Prolvsio Historica. Giessae: Braun, 1775. ( digitized version )
  • Appendix to the work published by Johann Michael Lobstein: under the title Codex Samaritanus Parisinus Sanctae Genovefae, praemissa commentario de Samaritanae gentis religione aevi recentioris. Francofurti ad Moenum Typis Eichenbergianis, 1781.
  • News and excerpts from the manuscripts of the royal library at Paris 1.1. (1791). Hildburghausen: Hanisch, 1791.
  • Deviations of the Hanoverian Catechismi from the Bible and the confessional books of the Protestant Church. Strasbourg, [1792].

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personal data
SURNAME Lobstein, Johann Michael
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Lutheran theologian
DATE OF BIRTH April 1, 1740
PLACE OF BIRTH Lampertheim (near Strasbourg )
DATE OF DEATH June 29, 1794
Place of death Strasbourg