Martin Willich (pastor)

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Martin Willich (* 1583 in Falkenberg (Mark) ; † June 1, 1633 in Hamburg ) was a German Lutheran theologian.

Life

Willich began his studies in Frankfurt (Oder) and continued it in 1606 at the University of Wittenberg . On September 22nd, 1607, he obtained a master's degree in the seven liberal arts . First he became a teacher in Brandenburg, was promoted to rector at the grammar school in Cölln an der Spree in 1609 , then from 1612 was a deacon and a short time later archdeacon at the local St. Petrikirche as well as court preacher of the elector Johann Sigismund and assessor in the consistory of Brandenburg . He was expelled from these offices in 1614 in the course of Johann Sigismund's conversion to the Reformed Confession. He went to Hamburg, where on May 3, 1614 he became the main pastor of St. Catherine's Church . In 1620 he also took over the position of senior in the Hamburg Ministry of Spirituality . From 1621 to 1623 he gave theological lectures at the Academic Gymnasium Hamburg . In 1613 he had turned down a professorship in oriental languages ​​that had been proposed to him.

His sons Christoph Friedrich Willich (1610–1646) and Christian Martin Willich came from his marriage to Elisabeth Beutel / Butelius, who came from Breslau (the funeral sermon of the grandson of the same name says Anna Oertel from Augsburg) . Gottfried Willich comes from the second marriage with Margareta Knake. According to the “House Book of the Prenzlauer Advokaten Moritz Butelius”, Elisabeth Butelius comes from Kyritz and was a sister of Moritz (1588–1632) and Christof Butelius (1571–1611). All three were children of the businessman and councilor Christoph Butelius (1540–1592) and Elisabeth Heinatz (around 1550–1625) and grandsons of Olof Buttel from Unna in Westphalia.

Selection of works

  • Disputationes Metaphysicas Berlin 1609
  • Disputationes Logicas Berlin 1610
    de nature Logicae
    De quinque categorematis Porphyrii
    De protheoriis & categoria substantiae
  • Elenchum declamationum & disputationum. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes II de natura philosophiae practicae. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes II de summo bono politico. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes III de ente. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes III de tribus rerum naturalium principiis. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes III de natura. Berlin 1610
  • Disputationes de quaestionibus miscellaneis. Hamburg 1610

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Matriculation of the University of Wittenberg
predecessor Office successor
Jacob Reineccius Chief Pastor to St. Katharinen in Hamburg
1614 - 1633
Jacob Grosse