Johann Philipp Slevogt

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Johann Philipp Slevogt

Johann Philipp Slevogt (born February 27, 1649 in Jena ; † January 7, 1727 there ) was a German lawyer and law professor in Jena .

life and work

Johann Philipp Slevogt was born in Jena as the son of the professor of the Greek and Hebrew languages Paul Slevogt . First he studied in Helmstedt under Hermann Conring and then in Jena under Johann Strauch and Johann Schilter jurisprudence, in order to finally combine this study with philosophy and philology . Since 1674 he operated as a doctor jur. an attorney. In addition, he prepared himself in private lectures and disputations. In 1680 he was appointed as an extraordinary teacher of rights and a full teacher of morals and tried in his speech "De philosophia iurisconsultorum" to derive a connection between the two subject areas.

As early as the next year he was given a full professorship in law in Jena. He devoted himself exclusively to his field and deepened his knowledge, so that in 1695 he succeeded Nikolaus Christoph Freiherr von Lyncker and became the first assessor at the court , first professor and full professor, also on the Schöppenstuhl . At the age of 70 he was appointed by the Saxon dukes as their joint councilor. Johann Philipp Slevogt died on January 7, 1727 at the age of 78 in Jena. Slevogt also took part in the organizational tasks of the Salana and was Rector of the Alma Mater in the summer semesters 1687, 1690, 1698, 1709, 1719 .

His writings dealt with jurisprudence in a wide variety of specialist areas, Ernst Landsberg ascribes particular importance to canon law .

family

Slevogt was married twice. His first marriage was on August 28, 1683 in Schleiz with Anna Dorothea Hartung (born June 15, 1668 in Schleiz, † February 6, 1686 in Jena), the daughter of the archdeacon in Schleiz Johann Gabriel Hartung and his wife Maria Dorothea Lauterbach. His second marriage was in 1689 with Sophia Götze (born December 3, 1666 in Jena; † August 18, 1720 ibid), the daughter of Georg Götze and his wife Sophia Regina Musaeus. Children come from marriages. We know of these

  • Christina Dorothea Slevogt (* & † 1686 in Jena)
  • Georg Gabriel Slevogt (* 1690 in Jena, † 1747 in Dresden) married. 1730 with Dorothea Reiche (* 1710)
  • Dorothea Sophie Slevogt (* 1691 in Jena) married. 1711 with Kaspar Achatius Beck
  • Johann Wilhelm Slevogt (* 1693 in Jena, † 1744 in Jena) married. 1726 in Jena with Johanna Sophia Hilscher (* 1706 in Jena; † 1780 ibid.)
  • Johann Philipp Slevogt (* 1695 in Jena)
  • Johann Georg Slevogt (born April 17, 1702 in Jena, † 1745 in Weimar) Dr. med., m. 1741 in Weimar with Christina Rosina Maria Bürger (* August 12, 1713 in Weimar; † November 12, 1762 in Cospeda), the daughter of the district judge and government chancellor Johannes Bürger (* Kapellendorf; † December 17, 1755 in Weimar) Dorothea Rosina Kromayer (* February 24, 1691 in Weimar; † March 7, 1750 ibid.), Who married the Weimar garrison doctor Justinus Bertuch (* 6th November 1746) in Weimar. March 1718 in Buttelstedt; † June 16, 1752 in Weimar) and in third marriage on July 3, 1757 in Mellingen with the pastor in Cospeda Johann Gottlieb Hänsche (* Buttstedt; † June 6, 1762 in Cospeda) married.

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Michael Zülich: The Heavenly Minded Souls Journey Home to the Right Father Country: To… Andencken… the… women Annen Dorotheen / gebohrner Hartungin / Des… Mr. Johann Philip Slevogts / philosopher. & IUD Institutionum & Moralium… Professoris Publici Frau Ehliebsten / From the 116th Ps. 7. 8. & 9. Be now at peace again, etc. simply described and… presented on February 10th, 1686. in the Collegen-Kirchen in Jena. Jena 1686 ( online )
personal data
SURNAME Slevogt, Johann Philipp
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German lawyer and law professor in Jena
DATE OF BIRTH February 27, 1649
PLACE OF BIRTH Jena , Duchy of Weimar , Holy Roman Empire
DATE OF DEATH January 7, 1727
Place of death Jena , Saxony-Eisenach , Holy Roman Empire