List of epitaphs in the Paulinerkirche Leipzig
This is a list of the epitaphs in the Paulinerkirche Leipzig .
Between the decision of the Leipzig city council to demolish the Paulinerkirche on Ascension Day 1968 and the demolition on May 30, 1968, around 80% of the epitaphs could be recovered completely, almost completely or in part. It was restored from 2002–2014 by the custody of Leipzig University . Of these, 21 large and 6 smaller epitaphs were installed in the sanctuary of the Pauline Church between 2014 and 2017. These are:
- North aisle
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- North face
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- East wall
- Johannes Miller (Müller)
- Johannes Mühlmann
- Magdalena Richter, b. Finckelthaus
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- Suspended areas between the pillars
- Entombment of Christ
- Michael Heinrich Horn
- Gottfried Welsch and his wife Maria, b. Anckelmann
- Main nave
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- Northern slopes between the pillars
- Johannes Olearius and his wife Anna Elisabeth, b. Müller
- Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer
- Johann Jacob Pantzer and Hedwig Elisabeth born. Sultzberger
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- East wall (left and right next to the Pauliner altar )
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- Southern slopes between the pillars
- Christian Lange
- Hieronymus Kromayer and his wife Anna Justina, b. Schwendendörffer
- Wilhelm von Ryssel
- north aisle
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- Northern slopes between the pillars
- Ferdinand August Hommel
- Benedikt Carpzov , his first wife Regina, b. Clausbruch and his second wife Catharina, b. Burchard
- Georg Möbius and his wife Christine geb. Berlich
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- East wall
- Heinrich Heideck
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- South wall
Literature: "Goodbye world, I'm out of it now". Memorial inscriptions on tombstones and epitaphs of the St. Pauli University Church in Leipzig, edit. by Rainer Kößling and Doreen Zerbe, ed. v. Rudolf Hiller von Gaertringen, Leipzig: Evangelische Verlagsanstalt, 2011 (= contributions to Leipzig University and Science History BLUWiG, Series A, Vol. 7)
Web link: https://kustodie.uni-leipzig.de/die-kustodie/projekte/epitaph-projekt/