Karl Mastalier

Karl Mastalier (also Carl ; born November 16 or 21, 1731 in Vienna ; † October 6, 1795 ibid) was an Austrian poet and Jesuit .

Life

Mastalier entered the Jesuit order in 1749 . He earned a master's degree in philosophy and was promoted to Dr. phil. PhD . He initially taught poetry and rhetoric in the order's Viennese professorship . After the Jesuit order was abolished, he became a full professor of fine sciences at the University of Vienna and a teacher at the Theresian Academy . He was also appointed titular canon in Laibach and a member of the Academy of Fine Arts.

Mastalier died unexpectedly of a stroke .

Funeral speech in Franzen the First Rom. Emperor King in Germania and Jerusalem, Duke of Lorraine and Baar, Grand Duke of Toscana, Margrave of Charleville, Prince of Romeny, Count of Falkenstein , Trattner, Vienna 1765.
Eulogy for the h. Johann von Nepomuck , Ghelen, Vienna 1767.
The picture of Mary Theresa, mother of the fine arts and sciences , Vienna 1772.
To Germany because of its emperor , Trattner 1772.
with Michael Denis : Lyrische Gedichte , Brönner, Dillingen 1773.
Carl Mastalier's poems: together with odes from Horace , Ghelen, Vienna 1774.
Funeral speech for Marien Theresien Röm. Empress , Ghelen, Vienna 1781.

Theodor Heinsius : History of German literature, or the language, poetry and rhetoric of the Germans up to our time , 5th edition, Duncker and Humblot, Berlin 1835, p. 545.
Constantin von Wurzbach : Mastalier, Karl . In: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserthums Oesterreich . 17th part. Imperial-Royal Court and State Printing Office, Vienna 1867, pp. 90–92 ( digitized version ).
Anton Schlossar : Mastalier, Karl . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 20, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1884, p. 573 f.