Johann Pering

Johann Pering or Johannes Peringius or Johann op Wederich (* around 1480 in Büderich ; † after 1541) was a German humanist and teacher . He held a master's degree .

Life

Pering came from the Wederich estate, which belonged to Büderich, and attended the school of the brothers from living together in Deventer as a pupil of Alexander Hegius . In 1498 he is enrolled in Cologne . After completing his master's degree, he first became a teacher at the Schola Paulina in Münster , where he succeeded Johannes Murmellius as vice rector in 1512 . From 1518 to 1520, from 1522 to 1532 and from 1535 to 1539 he was rector of the city's "Great School" in Wesel . Between 1522 and 1525 Adolph Clarenbach was his deputy principal. Among his students was u. a. also the later personal physician of Wilhelm the Rich Reiner Solenander .

From 1540 his work focused on training choir students in Werden monastery .

Peringius was an avid humanist and had a keen interest in spreading the Hebrew language. He was in close contact with Konrad Heresbach .

Poem request to ward off the plague

As an obituary for the friends Murmellius and Job who fell victim to the plague . Aedicollius he wrote the poem Request to ward off the plague :

Murmeilum mihi you tempore florido.
Ut quidam référant, abstulit (sc. Pestilentia), alteram
Me neс non animae dimidium meae,
Praeclarum sophiae qui specimen fuit.
Haec arctoque mihi foedere deditum
Insignem sophiae et moribus integrum
Ioannem eripuit sic Edicollium,
Longo qui docuit tempore litteras.

Works

• Exhoratio studiosae iuventutis ad linguam hebraicam in frequenti scholasticorum coetu habita quum auspicaturus esset hebraicae linguae rudimenta.
• Ex tribus Laurentii Vallae de verbo bono libris quaedam familiares orationes etc. - Coloniae apud Eucharium Cervicornum, 1517 mensis Octobris the octava

literature

• Alois Bömer: The Latin student conversations of the humanists: Excerpts with introductions, comments and names and subject indexes; Sources for school and university history in the 15th and 16th centuries. (= Texts and research on the history of education and teaching in the countries of the German tongue. Volume 1). J. Harrwitz Verlag, Berlin 1897.
• Karl Bartsch : Germania: Vierteljahrsschrift fur Deutsche Alterthumskunde . BiblioBazaar, LLC, 2008, ISBN 978-0-559-33769-7 .
• Franz Josef Worstbrock : The German Literature Of The Middle Ages. German humanism 1480–1520. Volume 1: A-K. Verlag Walter de Gruyter, 2009, ISBN 978-3-11-020639-5 .
• Elisabeth M. Kloosterhuis: Erasmus disciples as political reformer : ideal of humanism and rulership practice on the Lower Rhine in the 16th century. (= Rheinisches Archiv. Volume 148). Verlag Böhlau, 2006, ISBN 3-412-18403-9 .
• Georg Ellinger : Annual reports for modern German literary history . BiblioBazaar, LLC, 2009, ISBN 978-1-116-07995-1 .
• Hermann Burghard, Ulrich Borsdorf : Essen: History of a city . Publishing house Pomp, 2002.
• R. Foss, Paul Hassel , C. Rössler: Journal for Prussian History and Regional Studies. Volume 5, Verlag O. Zeller Verlag, 1868.
• Ludwig Hölscher : Socrates; Journal for the high school system. Volume 14, Weidmann Verlag, 1860.
• Contributions to the history of the Werden monastery, issues 4-6 . 1895.
• Petra Herzog: From bath doctor in Lucca to personal doctor at the ducal court: Dr. Pure Solenander. In: Jahrbuch des Kreis, Wesel 2003, ISBN 3-87463-333-0 .
• Heimatverein Büderich u. Gest eV: Our home - anthology excerpts, issue 1 to 18. 2005.

Web links

• World Biographical Information System Online (WBIS): Entry on Johannes Peringius
• Teacher in Munster
• Rector in Münster: Ludwig Julius Fränkel:  Tunicius, Anton . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 38, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1894, pp. 791-793.
• Headmaster in Wesel
• Werden monastery history of Abbot Heinrich Duden