List of personalities of the St. Augustin High School

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This list of personalities from the St. Augustin high school includes the rectors, professors and cantors as well as well-known students from the St. Augustin high school in Grimma (Saxony).

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  1. ↑ Jacob Fuhrmann also: Furmanus (* 1550 in Liebenwerda, † 1619 in Klöden) was a German educator, scholar and Lutheran theologian.
    Fuhrmann had attended the school in his hometown and from December 13, 1568 to February 6, 1573 attended the electoral Saxon state school in Grimma. He then completed a degree in philosophical sciences at the University of Leipzig, where he obtained the academic degree of a master's degree in 1576. In 1577 he became vice principal of the city school in Zeitz and before 1582 he was the principal of the city school in Borna. In 1582 he became Quintus (fifth teacher) at the electoral Saxon state school in Grimma, in 1583 Tertius (fourth teacher) and in 1584 took over the rectorate of the Grimmens educational institution as the successor to his father-in-law. However, his work was not a good star. In April 1588 he moved to the University of Wittenberg and in the same year became rector of the city school in Wittenberg. On July 22, 1592 he was accepted as an adjunct at the philosophical faculty of the Wittenberg University and received the professorship of poetics in August of the same year. In September 1593 he switched to the professorship of Greek language and literature. On September 14, 1595 he was ordained in Wittenberg by Aegidius Hunnius as provost of Klöden, which he remained until the end of his life.
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    Fuhrmann was married twice. His first marriage was in January 1578 with Blandina Siber (born April 18, 1561 in Grimma, † April 28, 1611 in Klöden), the daughter of Adam Siber . The marriage resulted in ten sons and five daughters, nine of whom survived the mother. His second marriage was with Maria Ebell (born June 30, 1576 in Wittenberg; † August 29, 1637 there). From the children we know:
    Jakob Fuhrmann (* Borna) March 18, 1592 University of Wittenberg (free, underage), August 28, 1593–1596 ksLs Grimma
    Balthasar Fuhrmann (* February 7, 1590 in Wittenberg, † July 11, 1636 Merseburg) January 23, 1602 kurf. Ls. St. Augustine Grimma; 1606 Uni. Wittenberg (short for scholarship holder), 1611 Mag.phil. ibid., 1617 adj. phil. Fac. Ibid., 1619 Subst. Klöden & Pfr. Ibid., December 4, 1628 Lic. Theol. University. Wittenberg, August 14, 1630 Dr. theol. ibid., November 20, 1634 Stiftssuperintendent Merseburg, 1636 Feldprediger Magdeburg, m. October 16, 1620 with NN Reuter, To. of the mayor in Bitterfeld Conrad Reuter (5th children, 4th sons and 1st to. († young 11th days old)) (see LP Balthasar Fuhrmann Online )
    Georg Fuhmann (born January 10, 1592 in Wittenberg) March 22, 1602 University of Wittenberg (free, underage)
    Ernst Fuhrmann (* Wittenberg) March 22, 1602 University of Wittenberg (free, underage)
    Phillip Theodor Fuhrmann (* Wittenberg) March 22, 1602 University of Wittenberg (free, underage), October 15, 1613-6. February 1615 ksFs. Grimma
    Salomon Jacob Fuhrmann
    Johannes Fuhrmann (* Wittenberg) July 28, 1604 and. October 16, 1604 470 (free, underage)
    Susanna Fuhrmann (born April 18, 1588 in Wittenberg; † before 1634 in Prettin) married January 16, 1615 in Prettin with the pastor in Prettin Joseph Michael (born February 24, 1577 in Markneukirchen; † June 17, 1637 in Prettin)
    Maria Fuhrmann (born January 5, 1594 in Wittenberg; † March 8, 1595 ibid)
    Daughter NN. († May 6, 1610 in Klöden)
    Daughter NN. was married and had four children in 1611
    Works: Oratio funebris in eundem Regem. Wittenberg 1586; Parentiatio Luthero pronunciata. Wittenberg 1594
    Sources: Kathe 183-184, Friedensburg 481, 485; Roth: Vol. 7, pp. 452, 6851, Pfb. KPS; Pallas: Church visa; WB Ord. Dir .; Matr. WB; KB WB; Grimmenser Album, Stolb LP; gnd / 128828110, VIAF / 45116767
  2. ^ Johann Weber (* Bischofswerda; † around 1613 in Grimma)
    Father councilor in Bischofswerda Johann Weber, 24 August 1582 Uni. Wittenberg, Mag. Phil. September 4, 1582 ibid, 1583 rector in Mittweida, 1585 Tertius (third teacher) ksLs. Grimma, around 1590 vice rector there, 1610–1613 rector there, student Sebastian Friedrich von Kötteritz, was buried with his wife in the monastery church of Grimma,
    Married to Katharina Seiffart, daughter of the mayor of Bischofswerda Nicolaus Seiffart, children:
    Nikolaus Weber (born January 15, 1599 (1597) in Grimma, † May 17, 1657 in Schwarzenberg) December 7, 1611-3. September 1617 ksLs. Grimma, 1617 Uni. Leipzig, March 6, 1619 Bacc. Phil. Ibid, January 27, 1620 Magister phil. ibid, 1620 Diak. Schönfeld b. Schlackenwalde i. Bohemia, 1621 Pastor Neustädtel b. Schneeberg, 1630 Rev. Schwarzenberg
    Johann Weber (* 1599 Grimma, † 1626 Altensalza an der Pest) May 16, 1613-23. August 1618 ksLs. Grimma, 1618 Uni. Leipzig, Mag., 1623 Rev. Altensalza
    Sources: Roth: remaining ex. V. Lp. F. gen. Zw., 1980, Vol. 10, R 9203; Christian Gottb Lorenz: The city of Grimma in the kingdom of Saxony, historically described. Dyksche Buchhandlung, Leipzig 1856, p. 1423 ( online ); Matr. UWB;
  3. ↑ Andreas Timpler (* around 1577 in Stolpen; †?)
    May 9, 1594 ksLs. Pforta, 1595 University of Leipzig, June 2, 1600 University of Wittenberg, March 23, 1602 Master of Philosophy ibid, May 1, 1607 Adjunct of the phil. Fac. Ibid, July 24, 1609-20. April 1613 rector of the Oschatz city school, 1613 rector of the ksLs. Grimma, in 1620 he resigned from office due to physical weakness, married. February 5, 1611 in Oschatz pharmacist's daughter NN .; Works: De ordine doctrinae. 1606; Disputatio metaphysica de veritate. 1607; Nobilium Logicarum & Rhetoricarum. 1608; Oratio de optione. Wittenberg 1609; Disputatio De exegemate Quaestionum Aliquot.
    Source: Carl Christian Gercken: History of the city and Bergvestung Stolpen, located in the Marggrafthume Meissen, designed from reliable news. Address-Comtoir, Dresden and Leipzig, 1764, p. 263, ( Online ), Matr. UWB.
  4. ↑ Johann Schütze also: Sagittarius (* Obergräfenhain; †?)
    Father Johann Schütz (born February 23, 1600 in Rochlitz; † 1683 in Döbeln), June 16, 1643–1644 Princely School St. Afra in Meißen, 1644 University of Leipzig (dp. Ss 1641), April 29, 1647 Mag. Phil. University of Wittenberg, October 14, 1648 Mag. Legens ibid (Hebrew), June 26, 1658–29. September 1684 Rector Grimma, had been dismissed because of the repairs to the school building, married to Anna Elisabeth Schönhals, widow of Friedrich Gundermann (* Glaucha; † September 27, 1661 in Grimma)
    Sources: Matriculation UL, UWB, St. Afra
  5. ↑ Tobias Petermann (* ± 1639 in Leuben; † September 28, 1710 in Grimma)
    Father Tobias Petermann d. Ä. (born July 13, 1613 in Krögis; † May 26, 1671 in Ziegenhain), 1637 Diak Leuben, 1659 Pf. Ziegenhain;
    Mother: Sophia Limbach (married February 6, 1638 in Leuben) To. d. Büttner's Peter Limbach
    Summer semester 1659 University of Leipzig, April 20, 1661 Bacc. phil. ibid, January 30, 1662 Mag. phil.ebenda,
    Teacher at the Meissen City School
    1669 cantor gym. Grimma and fourth teacher, third teacher in 1680, vice rector in 1682, rector in 1688, in 1701 he received a substitute through his son,
    Marriage I ± 1667 Grimma Anna Maria Büchner (* October 5, 1648 in Dresden; † September 12, 1670 in Grimma)
    Marriage II 1671 with Sophia Salome Große
    Children:
    Christian Gottlieb Petermann (born September 1670 in Grimma) January 2, 1682-2. January 1688 Gym. Grimma, January 25, 1688 University of Wittenberg, summer semester 1688 University of Leipzig;
    Tobias Ehrenfried Petermann (born October 1, 1672 in Grimma; † December 12, 1741 in Obergräfenhain) May 7, 1686–1. May 1691 Gym. Grimma, 1691 University of Leipzig, April 16, 1692 Bacc. Phil. Ibid, February 25, 1694 Mag. Phil. ibid, 1701 substitute for his father, 1712 pastor Schönerstädt near Leisnig, 1721 pastor Obergräfenhain;
    Andreas Christfried Petermann (born October 17, 1774 in Grimma, † 1749 in Delitzsch) April 17, 1688 - September 14, 1693 Gym. Grimma, SS 1693 University of Leipzig, 1696 notary Grimma, 1699 lawyer and Generalsccis inspector Delitzsch;
    Salomon Gottlob Petermann (* 1676 in Grimma) April 8, 1690-30. May 1695 Gym. Grimma, 1695 Uni. Leipzig, April 25, 1696 Bacc. Phil. Ibid, April 2, 1700 University of Wittenberg;
    Swell:
    Petermann, Tobias. In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 27, Leipzig 1741, column 1024 f., Jöcher vol. 3, col. 1421, Adelung, Rotermund z. Jöcher Vol. 5, p. 1984, Matr. UL u. UWB, Grimmens Stammbuch 1900; Ernst Werner: The Dresden pastor dynasty Lucius. AMF, Marburg, 2002 (see Petermann family list p. 5)
  6. ^ Heinrich Gotthelf Noah Hofmann (born December 14, 1734 in Püchau, † March 19, 1822 in Grimma) German educator
    The son of a director, had attended the electoral Saxon high school in Grimma from January 2, 1747-1752. On December 21, 1752 he enrolled at the University of Leipzig. In 1759 he became the private tutor of a nobleman von Gersdorf in Leipzig, and on December 21, 1760, he acquired the academic degree of Master of Philosophy. On February 13, 1767 he was the third teacher at the Grimmenser Gymnasium, on June 28, 1782 vice rector and on May 31, 1799 rector of the institution. Since the attendance at the grammar school had fallen sharply under his leadership, he was retired on June 25, 1803. He stayed in Grimma where he owned a house. He was married to Christiane Auguste NN. was called and had a son with her Gotthelf Noa Hofmann (born April 26, 1812 in Grimma; † October 13, 1864 in Hubertusburg), who 1824-1830 Gym. Visited Grimma and became deputy principal in Grimma and Leipzig. A painting depicting Hofmann is in the archive of the grammar school in Grimma. No works of his own can be proven. - In the auditorium of the St. Augustin high school in Grimma there is a historical oil painting showing Hofmann (source: Schrempel: The picture dispute between the St. Augustin high school and the Grimma district museum. Grimma 2013, p. 65 in: ( Online PDF ) ).
    Sources: Jonathan August Weichert: Commentatio I, de C. Helvio Cinna Poeta. Verlag Göschen, Grimma, 1822, P. 28 ( online ); Christian Gottlieb Lorenz: Grimmenser Album. Directory of all students at the Royal State School in Grimma, from its opening to the third jubilee celebration. Verlag Comptoirs, Grimma, 1850, p. 267 ( online ); Albert Fraustadt: Grimmenser Stammbuch 1900. Life stories about pupils of the Princely School Grimma from the year of foundation in 1550 until today. Association of Former Princely Students, Meißen, 1900, p. 140; Georg Erler: The more recent matriculation of the University of Leipzig 1559-1809, edited as a person and place register and supplemented with additions from the doctoral lists. Verlag Giesecke & Devrient, 1909, 3rd volume, p. 167; gnd / 1013323106; viaf / 173550939
  7. ↑ Walther Gilbert (born July 12, 1851 in Bautzen; † 1926) was a German classical philologist and pedagogue
    Gilbert was born the son of the councilor Robert Otto Gilbert . Since his father was transferred to Dresden in 1855, he attended the private institute Böttcher in Dresden and from Easter 1862 to Easter 1864 the Vietzthumsche Gymnasium there. From April 4, 1864 to March 15, 1869 he was a student at the Saxon State School St. Afra in Meißen for five years . After graduating from high school, Gilbert began studying philology at the University of Leipzig in 1869 , which he continued in 1871 at the University of Berlin with Moriz Haupt . At Easter 1872 he returned to Leipzig, where he received his doctorate in philosophy with the thesis Melethemata Aeschylea, supported by Friedrich Ritschl , and on March 15, 1873 he passed the state examination for teachers. In the last year he started his probationary year as a provisional senior teacher at the Thomas School in Leipzig . When he had completed this, he found a job at the royal high school in Dresden- Neustadt at Easter 1874 . However, he did not take up this task until after completing his one-year voluntary military service on April 15, 1875. In Dresden he rose to higher teaching posts over time, so that on April 21, 1886 he was awarded the title of high school professor. On January 19, 1891, he was appointed rector of the Schneeberg grammar school . From May 19, 1899 he was Rector of the Saxon State School in Grimma , which he remained Rector Grimma until September 30, 1917.
    Works (selection): Meletemata Aeschylea. In: Ritschls Acta soc. phil., Leipzig, II, 2 (1874), pp. 283-332. (Part of it printed as Diss. Inaug. Leipzig 1873.); Aeschylus Agamemnon with explanatory notes from Rob. Narrow (1855). 2nd edition revised by WG Leipzig, Teubner 1874; Fasting to Ovidius. In: Yearbook for Classical Philology a. Pedagogy. 24: 771-184 (1878); Ad Martialem quaestiones criticae. Dresden 1883; Further critical and exegetical work on Martial. In: Yearbook for Classical Philology and Education. Vol. 28 (1882), pp. 131 ff., Vol. 29 (1883), pp. 643-648; 33: 143-151 (1887); In: Philologus, Vol. 41 (1882), pp. 359-366. In: Rhine. Museum NF Vol. 39 (1884), pp. 511-520; Vol. 40 (1885), pp. 210-222; The uniformity of the Tacite dialogue. In: Jahrbuch für Philologie und Pädagogik, Vol. 32 (1886), pp. 203–212; M. Valerii Martialis epigrammaton libri. Recogn. WG XXXIV u. 407 pp. Leipzig, 1886; Contributions to M. Valerii Martialis epigrammaton libri with explanatory notes by Ludwig Friedländer I and II, Leipzig, 1886; Xenophontis commentarii. Recogn. WG Editio maior LXXX and 150 S. Leipzig Teubner 1888. Ed. Minor 1888; Latin elegy for the inauguration of the new school building and demolished remarks on the ethical content of the Odes of Horace. In: Festschrift des Gymnasium zu Schneeberg 1891. S. I f. and 73-90. Schneeberg 1891; A brief overview of the establishment and development of the Königliches Gymnasium zu Schneeberg, along with a short history of the Schneeberg Lyceum written by Eduard Karl Heinrich Heydenreich. In: Festschrift of the Schneeberg high school for the inauguration of the new school building. Schneeberg 1891. pp. III-X; Ceremonial speech given at the inauguration of the new high school building. Schneeberg 1892. pp. 6–12 (Schneeberg Gymnasium program.); Report on the inauguration ceremony. Schneeberg 1892 pp. 1–13. (Schneeberg Gymnasium program.); Address of the rector to the first high school graduates of the Schneeberger Gymnasium. Schneeberg 1892. pp. 21-24. (Schneeberg Gymnasium program.); Professor Dr. Kurt Bernhardi, Rector in Grimma, died on October 17, 1892. Schneeberg 1893. pp. 22–24. (Schneeberg Gymnasium program.); Critical discussions on Goethe's Faust. In: Yearbook for Philology and Education. 41: 27-54 (1895); Xenophons Memorabilia, school text of the Bibliotheca Teubneriana. Leipzig, 1896; Brief outline of the life of the rent and house clerk, Hofrat Richard Konstantin Schmidt, who died on March 20, 1901, with the farewell greeting from Rector Gilbert and the prayer Clemen. Grimma 1902. pp. 15-17, (program Grimma Gymnasium 1902); M. Valerii Martialis Epigrammaton libri Martialis, Marcus Valerius. Leipzig, 1912; The separation of the school property from the church property. Lauenstein (Sa.) 1922
    Source: Franz Kössler: Personal encyclopedia of 19th century teachers: professional biographies from school annual reports and school programs 1825 - 1918 with lists of publications. Giessen University Library, Giessen Electronic Library, preprint, 2008, ( online ); St. Afra; gnd / 135900956
  8. ↑ Frank Prenzel: Grimmas Gymnasium needs a new headmaster - with a ceremony on Thursday the long-time director of the Grimmaer Gymnasium “St. Augustin ”retired. There were warm words for Klaus-Dieter Goecke. But now there is a gap. Leipziger Volkszeitung , online portal, January 31, 2020. Accessed February 3, 2020 .
  9. ↑ https://pfarrerbuch.de/sachsen/person/1927019027 , accessed on February 9, 2020