Nicholas Martini

Nikolaus Martini , also Nicolaus Martini (born April 9, 1632 in Bentwisch ; † November 13, 1713 in Kiel ) was a German legal scholar and was one of the 17 founding professors of the Christian Albrechts University in Kiel .

De in ius vocatione , 1701

Life

The son of the theologian Benedikt Martini was a student at the Bordesholm Princely School from 1648 and then a student at the University of Helmstedt , the University of Jena and the University of Rostock , which in 1658 granted him the license to teach (Lic. Jur.). In 1665 he became one of the founding professors of the University of Kiel ( doctorate there in 1666). He first taught at the philosophical faculty and in 1671 became a full professor at the law faculty. The chair's successor was his son-in-law Christoph Heinrich Amthor .

Because Martini initially represented political philosophy at Kiel University and read in the winter semester 1665/66 about the "first principles of politics according to true and fixed, that is, Aristotelian principles according to the laws of the analytical method" , he becomes one of the early predecessors of the Kielers Political science counted.

Works

De successione principum, aliarumque personarum illustrium ( la ). Joachim Reumann, Kiel 1672.
- De successione principum, aliarumque personarum illustrium ( la ). Joachim Reumann, Kiel 1674.
De civitatibus municipalibus earumque membris ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1682.
De iure senum singulari ( la ). Joachim Reumann, Kiel 1689.
De cautionibus iudicialibus ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1701.
De in ius vocatione ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1701.
De feriis et dilationibus ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1702.
Thesium selectarum, ex universa iuris privati prudentia decerptarum, specimen inaugurale ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1702.
Disputatio iuridica de libello Ad librum Digestorum 2. titulum 13. Quam divina summi numinis gratia assistente ( la ). Barthold Reuther, Kiel 1703.
Practice criminalis ( la ). Girolamo Mainardi, Urbino 1737.
- Practice criminalis ( la ). Girolamo Mainardi, Urbino 1746.

Individual evidence

↑ See historical list of professors (PDF; 1.6 MB)
↑ See the entry of Nikolaus Martini's matriculation in the Rostock matriculation portal

↑ There are different statements about the retirement year of Martinis, here the year 1712 is mentioned, but Christoph Heinrich Amthor is said to have taken over the chair as early as 1704.

↑ 60 Years of Political Science in Kiel ( Memento from September 5, 2012 in the Internet Archive )

personal data
SURNAME	Martini, Nicholas
ALTERNATIVE NAMES	Martini, Nicolaus
BRIEF DESCRIPTION	German lawyer and founding professor at the University of Kiel
DATE OF BIRTH	April 9, 1632
PLACE OF BIRTH	Bentwisch
DATE OF DEATH	November 13, 1713
Place of death	Kiel

[1] See historical list of professors (PDF; 1.6 MB)

[2] See the entry of Nikolaus Martini's matriculation in the Rostock matriculation portal

[3] There are different statements about the retirement year of Martinis, here the year 1712 is mentioned, but Christoph Heinrich Amthor is said to have taken over the chair as early as 1704.

[4] 60 Years of Political Science in Kiel ( Memento from September 5, 2012 in the Internet Archive )