Joseph from Zhishman

Joseph von Zhishman (born February 18, 1820 in Ljubljana , † September 4, 1894 in Vienna ) was an Austrian lawyer and canon lawyer.

Life

He attended high school (1832–1837) and the Lyceum in Ljubljana. In 1839 he went to Vienna to study law and graduated in 1843. He continued his studies in oriental languages ​​and was awarded a Dr. phil. obtained his doctorate and worked in the philological and historical seminar of the University of Vienna until 1851 . When he passed the state exams in history, geography, Latin and Greek for all high school classes in 1851, he taught at the Trieste State High School. In 1853 he was transferred to the Theresianum in Vienna. In 1864 he proposed the establishment of the chair for Eastern Church Law at the University of Vienna and offered himself as a lecturer; In 1867 the department was established, and Zhishman became an associate professor and in 1871 a full professor .

Fonts (selection)

• The union negotiations between the Oriental and Roman Churches since the beginning of the 15th Century up to the Council of Ferrara . Vienna 1858.
• The marriage law of the oriental church . Vienna 1864.
• The synods and the episcopal offices in the Eastern Church . Vienna 1867.
• The right to donate in the oriental church . Vienna 1888.

Web links

• Constantin von Wurzbach : Zhishman, Joseph Ritter von . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 59th part. Imperial and Royal Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1890, p. 361 ( digitized version ).