Johann Ulrich Pregizer III.

Johann Ulrich Pregizer III.

Johann Ulrich Pregizer III. (also: Pregitzer; * February 2, 1647 in Tübingen ; † February 2, 1708 ibid) was from 1675 professor for "history, eloquence and politics" at the Collegium Illustre in Tübingen, from 1688 his professorship was extended to include the subject of "constitutional law" expanded.

Life

Johann Ulrich Pregizer III. was the second of five children of Johann Ulrich Pregizer II. (1611–1672, professor of philosophy and ethics and rector of the Eberhard Karls University of Tübingen) and his wife Maria Barbara, née. Renz, born.

On October 24, 1670, Pregizer married Magdalena, born in Tübingen. Brodbeck (March 12, 1649 - June 1716), a daughter of Professor Johann Conrad Brotbeck . The marriage produced seven children: Johann Ulrich IV. (* 1673, † 1730), Georg Konrad (* 1675), Johann Eberhard (* 1677, † 1753), Luise Tabitha (* 1679), Gottfried (* 1682), Regina Barbara (* 1685) and Andreas Gottlieb (* 1687).

He is considered the founder of a family of theologians in Württemberg : His son Johann Ulrich Pregizer IV. (1673–1730) was a pastor and deacon a. a. in Nürtingen , his great-grandson Christian Gottlob Pregizer founded a pietistic community that is still widespread in several areas of Württemberg today , which are called "Pregizerians" after Pregizer.

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Pregizer wrote a. a. a detailed genealogy of the Württemberg Princely House under the title Wirttembergischer Cedern-Baum, or Complete Genealogy of the Hoch-Fürstlichen Haus Wirttemberg: In six parts / From which the best and most proven Autoribus and genealogists ... initially compiled and designed by Weyland D. Johann Ulrich Pregitzern, Hoch-Fürstl. Host Ober- und Justiz-Rath… Nachmahls elaborated And increased with historical notes… From his eldest son, same name… After the same year 1730. Death but published and bit continued to the present time From his younger brother, Johann Eberhard Pregitzern (Metzler & Erhardt, Stuttgart 1734). After his death, his eldest son Johann Ulrich IV continued the work, after his death the third oldest son Johann Eberhard took over the completion of the work. One copy of the book is cataloged in the Herzog August Library in Wolfenbüttel . A copy of the Bayerische StaatsBibliothek in Munich is digitized : urn : nbn: de: bvb: 12-bsb10328264-6 .

His second son Georg Konrad was posthumously under the title Suevia et Wirtenbergia Sacra ... ( Tubingae : apud Johannem Georgium Cottam, 1771) one in Latin written church history Württemberg his father out, preceded by a biography. The following library copies are also available in digitized form: BSB Munich in the Google book search; Oxford: archive.org ; Harvard: archive.org .

Works

• Teutscher government and honor mirror: exemplary of the Teutsche Reich, and the same classes, first beginning, continuation, sovereignty, power, law, and freedom; also of the Chur princes, princes, counts and lords, and the same high houses, especially of the house of Hohenzollern, origin, dignity, and glories; also drawn with a lot of beautiful and nice coppers . Ruediger, Berlin 1703, urn : nbn: de: hbz: 061: 1-31331

literature

• Wilhelm Heyd :  Pregizer, Johann Ulrich . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 26, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1888, pp. 545-548.
• Werner Raupp :  Pregizer, Christian Gottlob. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 20, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2001, ISBN 3-428-00201-6 , pp. 684 f. ( Digitized version ). (Secondary entry)
• Johann Friedrich Pistorius: Burckhardtische genealogy, or trunk tree whose Burckhardt and Bardiline families exist in seven main trunks . P. 8 f.

Web links

• Publications by and about Johann Ulrich Pregizer III. in VD 17 .
• Literature in the catalog of the Bavarian State Library (partially digitized)