Johann Wilhelm Beusch
Johann Wilhelm Beusch ( September 26, 1689 in Lucerne - February 23, 1743 in Ingolstadt ) was a Swiss Catholic clergyman, Jesuit and professor of philosophy.
Life
Beusch, son of Johann Wilhelm Beusch, entered the Jesuit order in Landsberg am Lech (Bavaria) in 1709 . In 1719 he was ordained a priest in Augsburg.
He was a professor of philosophy in Landshut, Munich and Augsburg and caused controversy in Augsburg and Regensburg. From 1727 he taught canon law, a. a. in Rottweil, Amberg, Dillingen and Ingolstadt. Besides Josef Biner , Beusch was the most important canonist among the Swiss Jesuits. He also dealt with natural and international law issues.
literature
- Urban Fink : Johann Wilhelm Beusch. In: Historical Lexicon of Switzerland . September 16, 2002 .
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| SURNAME | Beusch, Johann Wilhelm |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Swiss Catholic clergyman, Jesuit and professor of philosophy |
| DATE OF BIRTH | September 26, 1689 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Lucerne |
| DATE OF DEATH | February 23, 1743 |
| Place of death | Ingolstadt |