Nicolaus Alardus

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Nicolaus Alardus , the Younger (born June 6, 1683 in Tönning , † February 13, 1756 in Hamburg ) was a German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman .

Life

Nicolaus Alardus came from the Schleswig-Holstein pastor family Alard (us), which went back to Franz Alard . He was a son of the pastor and later general superintendent of the county of Oldenburg Nikolaus Alard (us) (the elder) and his wife Elisabeth, geb. Mohrmann (born 1657; † 1742).

From 1700 he attended the academic high school in Hamburg . From 1703 he studied at the universities of Wittenberg , Leipzig and Copenhagen . In 1705 in Wittenberg he responded to a disputation chaired by Philipp Ludwig Hanneken . After a time in Schleswig , presumably as a private tutor, he became a candidate for the Hamburg Ministry of Spiritual Affairs in 1711 . He received his first pastor's position in 1712 as a deacon (2nd pastor) in Neuenkirchen (Dithmarschen) . In 1717 he came to Steinbek (today Kirchsteinbek ) as a pastor . In 1738 he was appointed Lector Secundarius and Pastor at the Hamburg Cathedral (Alter Mariendom) . Georg Philipp Telemann wrote a cantata for its introduction on November 11, 1738 . After a stroke , Christian Ziegra supported him as an adjunct from 1749 .

Alardus was married to Rebecca Magdalena, born in 1713. Forcke (1691–1716), a daughter of Pastor Matthias Forcke in Steinbek. The couple's children included the diplomat Matthias Andreas Alardus and the Hamburg Senator Christian Heinrich Alardus (the elder, 1729–1791).

Works

  • Dissertatio Theologica De Misericordia Dei Fortuita, Ex Aureo B. Lutheri In Genesin Commentario / Quam Sub Præsidio Dn. Philippi Ludovici Hannekenii, Ss. Theol. Doct. Ejusdemque profession. Publ. ... The I. Octobr. MDCCV. Ex Cathedra Publica Defendet Nicolaus Alardus, Holsatus. Wittenberg 1705 ( digitized version )
  • Decas Alardorum scriptis clarorum. Hamburg: Felginer 1721 ( digitized version )
  • Bibliotheca Harmonico-Biblica: Quæ Præter Historiam Harmonicam Tradit Notitiam Scriptorum Harmonicorum Cujuscunque Ætatis Et Religionis, Tam Perpetuorum Quam Singularium ...; Qui Vel Specialius Quoddam Argumentum Sacrum, Vel Bina Oracula Spiritus Sancti Ab Antilogiarum Calumnia Vindicarunt. Hamburg: Kisner 1725 ( digitized version )

literature

  • Alardus (Nicolaus 2.) , in: Hans Schröder : Lexicon of Hamburg writers up to the present. Volume 1: Abatz - Dassovius, Hamburg 1849, p. 27 No. 33
  • Wilhelm Jensen: The Hamburg Church and its clergy since the Reformation. Hamburg: JJ Augustin 1958; P. 38 No. 15
  • Hans Bruhn: The candidates of the Hamburg Church from 1654 to 1825. Album candidatorum. (= The Hamburg Church and its clergy since the Reformation. Volume III). JJ Augustin, Hamburg 1963, p. 173 No. 546

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ The family see the standard sequence in A. Leese Berg: The Alardus de Cantier , in: The German Herold 16 (1885), pp 90 -92
  2. ↑ Texts on Music, as the ... Mr. Nicolaus Alardus, on the Pastore and Lectore Secundario at the Dome, in the year 1738. November 11th. was introduced. Hamburg: Piscator 1738 ( digitized version )
personal data
SURNAME Alardus, Nicolaus
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Alardus, Nicolaus (the younger); Alard, Nicolaus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German Evangelical Lutheran clergyman
DATE OF BIRTH June 6, 1683
PLACE OF BIRTH Toenning
DATE OF DEATH February 13, 1756
Place of death Hamburg