Johann Nolto

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Johannes Nolto, portrait in the Lübeck city library

Johann Nolto , also Johannes Nolto (* July 2, 1638 in Alt-Brunsbüttel ; † March 7, 1711 in Lübeck ) was a German doctor and city ​​physician in Lübeck.

Life

Nolto was the son of the cloth merchant Berthold Nolto. His mother fled with him in 1643 from Lennart Torstensson's troops to the land of Hadeln on the other side of the Elbe . After returning in 1645, he attended schools in Brunsbüttel, Meldorf and Glückstadt . He studied medicine at various European universities and was probably at the Leiden University Dr. med. PhD. In 1670 he was appointed city physician in Wismar . In 1676 he moved to Lübeck, where he became second in 1694 and first in 1708, both as successors to Nikolaus Hanneken . His main work was a list of the medicines used in Lübeck at that time.

From his study and travel time from 1659 to 1665 his album amicorum has been preserved with entries from Glückstadt, Bremen, Jena, Leiden, Dresden, Nuremberg, Altdorf, Leipzig, Meldorf, Hamburg, Amsterdam, Florence, Padua, Wroclaw, Rome and Venice . It is now in the research library at Friedenstein Castle in Gotha. The entry of the Leiden professor Johannes Antonides van der Linden from June 13, 1663 is today in the Waller Manuscript Collection of the University of Uppsala . In Padua, Nolto signed the album by Peter Rommel from Ulm, which is preserved in the Duchess Anna Amalia Library in Weimar .

In 1666 he had Elisabeth Sophie, born in Lüneburg . Lutterloh, married, a daughter of the Lüneburger Stadtphysicus Hinrich Lutterloh. In his second marriage he married Maria, geb. Harms, widowed Humbog; in third marriage Maria, geb. von Dähn, widowed von Dahle. He had three daughters.

Fonts

  • Discursus medicus de theriaca Andromachi senioris, ejusque origine, etymologia,… et usu medico, ex variis, tam veterum quam recentiorum scriptis, adornatus: That is: A medicinische praise speech of the, for many years highly famous Theriac, ... 1702, 2nd edition: Widemeyer, Lübeck 1706
  • Catalogus Renovatus, Omnium Medicamentorum, tam Simplicium quam Compositorum Galenicorum & Chymicorum, Aliarumque rerum In Officinis Lubecensibus venalium. Samuel Struck, Lübeck 1705
Digitized , SLUB Dresden

literature

  • Georg Wilhelm Dittmer : Genealogical and biographical news about Lückeckische families from older times. Dittmer, Lübeck 1859, p. 64 f.
  • Axel Wilhelmi : The Mecklenburg doctors from the oldest times to the present. Herberger, Schwerin 1901, p. 28 (No. 138)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Dittmer (lit.) wrongly has Weimar
  2. ↑ Signature chart. B 1014, entry in the repertory Alborum Amicorum
  3. ↑ Catalog entry with illustration
  4. ↑ digitized version
personal data
SURNAME Nolto, Johann
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Nolto, Johannes (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German doctor and city physician in Lübeck
DATE OF BIRTH July 2, 1638
PLACE OF BIRTH Old Brunsbüttel
DATE OF DEATH March 7, 1711
Place of death Lübeck