Johann Zeidler (physician)
Johann Zeidler (born August 16, 1596 in Löwenberg , † November 13, 1645 in Leipzig ) was a German medic .
Life
The son of the Löwenberg city judge and lawyer in the Principality of Jauer Martin Zeidler and his wife Anna Wirth had initially started studying philosophy at the University of Leipzig after attending school in his home town . There he acquired on January 28, 1619 the academic degree of Magister , accepted after a medical degree in attack and graduated on May 1, 1623 with the promotion of Doctor of Medicine from.
He then pursued an academic career, was on May 5, 1624 assessor of the medical faculty, on April 21, 1625 collegiate at the small princely college and on February 1, 1626 became professor of physiology . On October 3, 1631 he rose to the professorship of anatomy and surgery , was dean of the medical faculty on June 8, 1643 , found access to the great collegiate of princes on June 25, 1643 and took over the professorship on June 28 of the same year Therapy .
Zeidler had also participated in the organizational tasks of the Leipzig Academy. On October 16, 1643, he became the decemvir of the university and in the winter semesters 1628, 1636 and 1640 rector of the alma mater . He also dealt with mathematical, philosophical and astronomical subjects.
He was buried on November 17, 1645 in the Paulinerkirche in Leipzig , where an epitaph was erected for him.
family
He was on May 26, 1628 with Maria (* July 6, 1612 in Leipzig; † January 29, 1644 there, buried on January 31), the daughter of the Leipzig merchant Christoph Krumbholtz (* January 9, 1564 in Joachimsthal; † 1 January 1633 in Leipzig) and Elisabeth, daughter of the Leipzig merchant Wolff Clauss (Classen), married. This marriage resulted in three sons and four daughters, only one of whom survived the mother. It is known about the children:
- Elisabeth Zeidler (born August 3, 1629 in Leipzig; † September 11, 1643 ibid)
- Maria Zeidler († 1643)
- Anna Magdalena Zeidler († young)
- Anna Zeidler († 1643)
- Johann Christoph Zeidler († young)
- Michael Zeidler († young)
- Johannes Zeidler (born January 1, 1644 in Leipzig)
Works
- Disp. Medica De Tertiana Intermittent. Leipzig 1622
- Theses Ordinariae De Signorum Vestigio Ac Indagine. Leipzig 1622
- Themata Disputationis Inauguralis De Plica Polonica, Seu Novo Cirrorum Symptomate. Leipzig 1623
- Disp. Medica De Asthmate propriissime dicto. Leipzig 1629
- De Mania Themata Medica. Leipzig 1630
- De carbunculo. Leipzig 1633
- Moderante Medicorum Archiatro Jehovah. Decree & Authorities… in alma Lipsiensium Academia Hanc Disputationem Ordinariam De Dolore Colico. Leipzig 1636
- Disp. Medica Ordinaria De Ileo, quem Miserere Mei vocant ... Leipzig around 1640
- Disp. Medica Inauguralis De Incubo. Leipzig 1643
literature
- Zeidler, Johann, a Doctor of Philosophy. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 61, Leipzig 1749, column 671 f.
- Johann Burkhard Mencke : Compendioses learned lexicon. ( GoogleBooks )
- Fritz Roth : Complete evaluations of funeral sermons and personal documents for genealogical and cultural-historical purposes. Volume 6, p. 435, R 5825 and p. 446, R 5850
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| personal data | |
|---|---|
| SURNAME | Zeidler, Johann |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German medic |
| DATE OF BIRTH | August 16, 1596 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Löwenberg |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 13, 1645 |
| Place of death | Leipzig |