Nicolaus Schwebel

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Nicolaus Schwebel (also Nikolaus ; born August 19, 1713 in Nuremberg ; † December 7, 1773 in Ansbach ) was a German classical philologist , poet and educator .

Life

Schwebel was the son of a wealthy Nuremberg miller. He attended the Latin school of St. Lorenz and then the Nuremberg grammar school . He was also a choirboy at the Nuremberg Frauenkirche . In 1732 he went to study at the University of Altdorf and from there in 1735 to the universities in Leipzig , Wittenberg , Halle and Jena . After his return in 1737 he was awarded a master's degree from Altdorf University . In 1738 he was employed as court master by the von Falcken banking family in Vienna . In 1740 he came back to the University of Altdorf, obtained the Venia legendi and became an alumni inspector. Later it is regularly carried out with doctoral degrees ; when he acquired it is unknown.

Schwebel was hired as the rector of the Nuremberg grammar school in 1743 . In 1750 he also received the professorship for the Greek language. He is said to have developed the institution further. He declined calls from, among others, Göttingen and Regensburg . In 1764 he accepted the position of rector and professor at the illustrious Carolinum grammar school in Ansbach . Among other things, he was known for his classic editions. These are still in the historical library of the Ansbacher Gymnasium today.

Schwebel had been a member of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences since 1762 . On September 29, 1772 he was elected a member (matriculation no. 770) of the Leopoldina with the surname Isokrates .

Works (selection)

Schwebel has written various poems in German and Latin.

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Historical library of the Carolinum grammar school in the manual of historical book collections in Germany, Austria and Europe.
  2. ^ Johann Daniel Ferdinand Neigebaur : History of the Imperial Leopoldino-Carolinian German Academy of Natural Scientists during the second century of its existence. Friedrich Frommann, Jena 1860, p. 231 ( digitized version ).