Johann Wilhelm Dietmar

Johann Wilhelm Dietmar (* 1671 in Oberkatz ; † July 6, 1759 in Jena ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Johann Wilhelm was the son of the farmer and Wagner Johann Dietmar and his wife Catharina Teufel. Initially he was taught by private teachers and in 1687 he moved to the Illustre grammar school in Gotha, which was under the direction of Rector Georg Hess . In 1693 he began studying law at the University of Jena . For this purpose he attended lectures at the philosophical faculty, among others with Johann Paul Hebenstreit and Georg Albrecht Hamberger . His legal knowledge was shaped by Nikolaus Christoph Lyncker , Johann Philipp Slevogt , Christian Wildvogel , Wilhelm Hieronymus Brückner , Adrian Beier the Younger , Georg Schubart , Johann Bernhard Friese and Johann Christian Schröter . After taking on a position as court and consistorial councilor in Ziegenhain , he received his doctorate in law under Wildvogel in 1702 in Jena.

He then took part in the reading business of the Salana and in 1712 became a commissioner for Sachsen-Weimar and Sachsen-Coburg. In 1720 he became a real counselor and lawyer at the court in Jena. Due to a legal dispute about the acquisition of the Apolda estate, he drew the disapproval of Duke Ernst August von Sachsen Weimar . This meant that he did not get a desired professorship in Jena. Only after the Duke's death in 1749 did he become a full professor at the institutes in Jena. In 1753 he rose to the professorship of the Pandects and in 1755 he was finally professor of the Codex and the Novellas. In his capacity as a Jena university lecturer, he also participated in the university's organizational tasks. He was dean of the law faculty several times and, in the summer semester of 1753, rector of the alma mater .

Dietmar met on May 19, 1704 in Jena with Clara Elisabeth Titius (Tietze), the daughter of the Jena deacon Georg Tietze (* 1648 - May 5, 1700 in Jena) and his wife Catharina Cöler (* May 28, 1654 in Naumburg ; † August 24, 1728 in Jena), married.

Works (selection)

• Diss. Inaug. de inutilibus sponsaliorum divisionibus. Jena 1702 (present Christian Wildvogel , online )
• Progr. De vestigiis et situ Dispargi in tractu Comitatus Hennebergici, cuius Gregorius Turonensis mentioneni fecit. Jena 1709
• Programma, disputationibus publicis ad Compendium Juris Lauterbachianum praemissum. Jena 1709 ( online )
• Dissertatio Iuridica Decadem Controversiarum Iuris Complectens. Jena 1710 (Resp.Sebastian Anton Homfeld, online )
• Diss. Iur. de dominio iurisdictionis mediatorum, from which court rules. Jena 1710 (Johann Friedrich Kromeyer Online )
• Diss. De praescriptione feudali. Jena 1710
• Diss. Iur. de praescriptione feudali. Jena 1712 (Resp.Reinhard Theodor Rademacher, online )
• Juftiniani inftitutiones Libri IV, cum notis necessariis et utilibus illustrati, cum adiectis titulis de Verborum significatione et Regulis iuris. Studio etc. Jena 1720
• Progr. De praescriptione anomala. Jena 1723
• Progr. De legato, poenae nomine relicto, contra Bynkershoeckianam opinionem singularem. Jena 1726
• Justitia illustris controversiae, in Camera Imperiali postea decisae, pro Dominae de Wangenheim contra Dominum de Witzleben
• Specimine acad. iuris civ. iudicem pedaneum. Jena 1743 (Resp. Friedrich Wilhelm Hendel, online )
• De quibusdam differentiis processus possessorii summariissimi in specie talis et inhibitiui Saxonici. Pro Loco. Jena 1749 ( online )
• Programma Nobilissimi Et Clarissimi Ivrivm Candidati Jacobi Fels. Jena 1752 (Dean's program for the doctorate of Jacob Fels, online )
• Progr. De teste ex universitate pro sua universitate habili. Jena 1752
• Progr. De loco honorarii Ministrorum in concursu creditorum. Jena 1754
• Programma de coheredis institutione in Codicillis Facta valida. Jena 1754 (Dean's program for the doctorate of Johann Thomas Ritter, online )
• Dissertatio inauguralis de iuribus civitatum imperialium. Jena 1754 (Resp.Johann Thomas Ritter, online )
• Programma de loco honorarii ministrorum in concorsu Creditorum. Jena 1754 (Dean's program for the doctorate of Christoph Conrad Wilhelm Friderici, online )
• Programma de successoribus in feudis regalibus ad agnoscenda debita, a Praedecessoribus Contracte non obligatis. Jena 1754 (Deanery program for the doctorate of Helmrich Hermann Nathanel Wilcken, online )
• Diss. Inaug. de evictione in donatione non indistincte praestanda. Jena 1756 (Resp.Johannes Christoph Koch, online )
• Juramento Minorationis seu Minutiones. Mitigation or Decrease Eyd. Jena 1757, (Resp. Christian Justus Wideburg, online )
• Programma de usu et utilitate iuris civilis. Jena 1757 (Dean's program for the doctorate of Johann Philipp Dresser, online )
• Programma de praeuentione et litis pendentia. Jena 1757 (dean's program for the doctorate of Johann Christian Gruner, online )
• Diss. Inaug. de donatione inter vivos revocabili et mortis caussa irrevocabili. Jena 1759 (Resp.Johann Nicolaus Moeckert, online )

literature

• Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig, 1803, vol. 2, p. 359 ( online )
• Christoph Weidlich : Reliable news from those legal scholars who are now alive. Carl Christian Kümmel, Halle (Saale), 1757, vol. 1, p. 164 ( online )
• Johann Heinrich Stepf: Gallery of all juridical authors, from the oldest to the present time, with all their most excellent writings in alphabetical order. Wilhelm Lauffer, Leipzig, 1821, vol. 2, p. 198 ( online )
• Johann Christoph Adelung : Continuation and additions to Christian Gottlieb Jöcher's general scholarly lexico, in which writers of all classes are described according to their most distinguished living conditions and writings. Johann Friedrich Gleditsch, Leipzig, 1787, Vol. 2, Sp. 608 ( online )
• Georg Brückner:  Dietmar, Joh. Wilhelm . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 5, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1877, p. 171 f.

Web link

• Works by and about Johann Wilhelm Dietmar  in the German Digital Library