Joseph Ignatz Claus

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Title page from Joseph Ignatz Claus' "Spicilegium Concionatorium" (Venice, 1741)
Epitaph by Joseph Ignatz Claus in the renovation of the Kreuzhof of Augsburg Cathedral (west wing, 5th yoke from the north, east wall). Text by Franz Anton Veith.

Joseph Ignatz Claus (* 1691 ; † July 25, 1775 ) was a licentiate in theology, Catholic pastor in Hirschbach in Swabia, in Oberndorf, Kaufbeuren and finally in Biberbach , canon in the collegiate monastery of St. Gertrud in Augsburg and later the prince-bishop of Augsburg church council and dean of the rural chapter on Westendorf . Claus' ordination took place on March 27, 1717 in Augsburg.

Joseph Ignatz Claus is v. a. known as the author of sermon literature in German and Latin. His main work, the Spicilegium Concionatorium , was also published in Venice in 1741 (see illustration). Joseph Ignatz Claus' epitaph is located in the renovation of the Kreuzhof of Augsburg Cathedral (west wing, 5th yoke from the north, east wall.) Placidus Braun wrote about him, referring to Franz Anton Veith's comment: Joseph Ignaz Claus, gei Rathtlicher Rath, Pönitenzer and Siegler , then Canon of Gertraud in Augsburg, provided excellent sources and useful materials for religious speakers. He died in the 84th year of an age on July 25, 1775 .

Works

  • The guest invited to many places = preacher, that is different preaching on the feast = days of Christ the Lord [...] . In the publishing house Mathiä Wolffs seel. Wittib and Son, Augsburg 1746, ed. 1, further editions Augsburg 1752 and 1767 (folio).
  • Dies sancta pii sacerdotis, ie Modus et Ordo vivendi pro viris ecclesiasticis in sacculo degentibus; accessit Dissertation in illa S. Jo. Chrysostomi verba: Non arbitror, ​​inter sacerdotes multos esse, qui salvi fiant; sed multo plures, qui pereant. Augsburg 1757 (octave).
  • Spicilegium universale sacro-profanum, in X Libros et III Partes dispartitum, indice concionatorio auctum. Augsburg 1762 (folio).
  • Manuductio ad Barziae Excitatorem Christianum, Seu Sermones missionales, ad Dominicas et Festa per annum reducti et applicati. II volumes, Augsburg 1766 (folio).
  • Conjectura prognostica, physico-moralis, ascetica. Augsburg 1767 (octave).
  • Spicilegium Concionatorium, Hoc Est, Conceptus Morales Pro Cathedra . IV volumes, Wolff, Augsburg 1766.
  • Spicilegium Catechetico-Concionatorium Id Est, Conceptus Exegetici . Wolff, Augsburg 1744 and Innsbruck 1755.
  • The faithful servant of the crucified, emblazoned with the Creutz, is the last and guilty honorary speech weyland des [...] gentlemen Antonii Ginther [...] pastors on salvation. Creutz to Marck Biberbach . Gruber, Augsburg 1725.
  • The light of the high nobility on the candlestick of salvation. Order stand placed . Augsburg 1736.
  • The inveterate virtue, that is: [...] The Claravallens abbot Bernardus, in the [...] Reichs-Stifft and Gottes-Hauß Kaysersheim orally presented in a lob-red . Wolff, Augsburg 1736.
  • Epitome vitae venerabilis domini Antonii Ginther decani, & parochi ad SS. Crucem in Biberbach (imprint on Unus pro omnibus. From the first, posthumous edition, without name of the author).

Literature (general)

  • Hans Pörnbacher: Literature in Bavarian Swabia. From the Old High German period to the present. Anton H. Konrad Verlag, Weißenhorn 1979, ISBN 3-87437-161-1 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ a b Denis André Chevalley, Heide Werner-Clementschitsch and Martin Mannewitz: The Cathedral of Augsburg . Oldenbourg Wissenschaftsverlag, 1995, ISBN 978-3-48655-960-6 ( reference on Google Book Search )
  2. ↑ a b c Franz Anton Veith: Bibliotheca Augustana, complectens notitias varias de vita et scriptis eruditorum, quos Augusta Vindelica orbi litterato vel dedit vel aluit. self-published, Augsburg 1785, Alphabetum I ( in the digital collections of the Augsburg University Library ), page 36 ff. " CLAUS (Josephus Ignatius) De Viro hoc, licet & eruditione, & eccleſiaſticis, quæ adminiſtravit, officiis approme claro, pauca habeno, quæ proponam. Natus is ſæculo ſuperiore, poſt emenſum ſtudiorim curriculum, in quo ea cum laude verſatus fuerat, ut SS. Theologiæ Licentiatus creatus ſit, ſacerdotali ſeſe ordini mancipavit eise ordini mancipavit temporeſe ordini mancipavit, temporalis, curtoche vatochum, pauque vagno Hirschbaci videlicet, Oberndorfii , Kaufburæ imperiali Suevicæ civitate, ac Biberbaci pago from Augusta Vindelica aliquot horis dissito rexit; ita quidem, & ut from Episcopo suo Consiliariorum Ecclesiasticorum albo adscribi, & ruralis Capituli Westendorfensis Decanus legi mereretur Subin Augustam from Ordinario accitus, &. canon ad S. Gertrudem factus, per aliquod temporis ſpatium munere Viſitatoris diœceſani probe ece rcito, tandem Pœnitentiarii majoris & Sigilliferi epiſcopalis dignitatem accepit; quo tamen poſtremo munere ob ingraveſcentem ætatem, ſun vitæ finem, ſeſe ultro abdicavit. The ſupremum clauſit anno MDCCLXXV. plenus dierum, præcipuam nominis celebritatem ſacræ eloquentiæ titulo conſecutus. Tumulo conditus eſt in ambitu Eccleſiæ cathedralis Auguſtanæ, addito ſequenti Epitaphio: | ☩ | Urna hæc, Viator! | Magni Viri exuvias claudit. | Heic jacet | Joſephus Ignatius Claus | SS. Theol. Licentiatus, Rev mi ac Ser mi SRI Princ. Elect. | Archiepiſc. Revir. & Epiſc. Augu |t. | Conſiliarius eccleſiaſticus, | Sigillifer libere reſignatus, | Tum Pœnitentiarius major. | Poſt adminiſtratas cum laude & fructu | Quatuor Parochias | In Hirſchbach, Oberndorf, | Kaufbeurn, & Biberbach, | Ruralis Capituli Weſtendorfenſis Decanus, | Et Decanorum decus, | Ad Senatum eccleſiasticum Auguſtanum accitus, | Eccleſiæ College. ad S. Gertrudem | Canonicus, senior, Sacerdos Jubilæus, | Concionator celeberrimus, | Qui | Spicilegio ſuo lectiſſimo, orbi notiſſimo, | Præconibus utiliſſimo, | Manipulos fructus centeſimi ex Agro dominico | In Horreum cæleſte portavit. | Vere Pius & Miſericors | Pauperibus in Chriſto, | Et Chriſto in Pauperibus | Dextram nunquam clauſit, | Apertam semper habuit. | His, & Eccleſiis, | Quas | Rexite, auxite, ornavite, ditavite, | Plura florenorum millia | Vivens donavit, moriens legavit. | Transmiſit cælo animam | Acetate. 84. July 25th. A ° 1775. | Tempore meſſis | Ad frumentum Electorum vocatus. | Aeternam ſibi apud Poſteros | Memoriæ famam | Promeruit. | Mori enim in memoria hominum non poteſt, | Qui beneficentia emit immortalitatem. | RIP | Doctrinæ Noſtri ac pietati debentur ſequentia Opera, typis excuſa. | I. Vita ARD Antonii GINTHER ( a ) Theologiæ Licentiati, Decani & Parochi ad S. Crucem in Biberbach. Invenitur hæc ad calcem Operis dicti Antonii GINTHER , cui titulis: Unus pro omnibus. he Chriſtus Jeſus Dei Filius pendens in ligno pro homine indigno. 4. Auguſtæ. | II. Manductio ad BARZIÆ ( b ) Excitatorem chriſtianum, ſeu Sermones Miſſionales, ad Dominicas & Feſta per annum reducti & applicati. fol. 2. Vol. Auguſtæ. | III. Spicilegium Concionatorium, he Cunceptus marales pro cathedra ad inſtruendam in Fide chriſtiano-catholica plebem, ad extirpanda vitia & implantandas virtutes, ex præſtantiſſimis Auctoribus collecti. fol. 4th vol. Auguſtæ. | IV. Spicilegium Catechetico - Concionatorium, ie Cunceptus exegetici pro Dominicis & Feſtis. fol. 4. Vol Auguſtæ. | V. Spicilegium univerſale Sacro-Profanum, in X. Libros, & III. Partes diſpartitum, Indice concionatorio auctum. fol. Auguſtæ. | VI. Dies ſancta pii Sacerdotis, ie Modus & Ordo vivendi por Viris eccleſiaſticis in ſæculo degentibus. Acceſſit Diſſertatio in illa S. JO. CHRYSOSTOMI verba: Non arbitror, ​​inter ſacerdotes multos eſſe, qui ſalvi fiant; ſed multo plures, qui pereant. 8 °. Auguſtæ. 1757. | Hoc Opuſculum tecto nomine edidit. | VII. Conjectura prognoſtica, phyſico-moralis, aſcetica. 8th.Auguſtæ. 1767. In hac ex perverſis mindi moribus, finem illius imminere, contendit. Neque huic Opuſculo ſuum nomen præfixit. | VIII. The preachers invited in many places, or divided sermons on the feast days of Christ, Mary and other saints, as well as at primitive and religious professions. fol. Augspurg. 1752. Secunda editio anno 1767. prodiit. | Ceterum de præſtantia & utilitate Spicilegiorum Concionatorii, & Catechetico - Concionatorii vel inde judicare licet, quod illa non ſolum Auguſtæ ſæpius cuſa, ſed etiam in oris exteris, puta Venetiis & alibi, recuideque for except, ""
  3. ^ Johann Georg Meusel : Lexicon of the German writers who died from 1750 to 1800. , Published by Gerhard Fleischer d. J., Leipzig 1805, p. 133.
  4. ^ Franz Schmid: Popular sermons for all Sundays and feast days of the church year and Lent. By Joseph Ignaz Klaus. Selected and revised from Latin by Franz Schmid, pastor and school inspector. , published in four volumes by Herderschen Verlagsbuchhandlung, Freiburg im Breisgau, 1901
  5. ^ Placidus Braun : History of the bishops of Augsburg . In der Moy'schen Buchhandlung, Augsburg 1815, Volume 4, Page 644 ( reference on Google Book Search )
  6. ↑ Anton Ginther : Unus pro omnibus, hoc est: Jesus Christ dei filius pendens in ligno per homine indigno ... . Georg Schlueter and Martin Happach, Augsburg 1726
  7. ↑ Klement Alois Baader: The learned Baiern or lexicon of all writers, which Baiern produced or nourished in the eighteenth century . In the Johann Esaias Seidelschen Kunst- und Buchhandlung, Nürnberg and Sulzbach, 1804, page 384f. ( Reference on Google Book Search )
personal data
SURNAME Claus, Joseph Ignatz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Catholic priest
DATE OF BIRTH 1691
DATE OF DEATH July 25, 1775