Otto Ernst (Canon)

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Otto Ernst , also Otto Ernesti de Emick (* in Einbeck ; † September 21, 1495 ibid) was a German patrician, canon canon and canon lawyer.

Life

Otto Ernst came from a respected family in Einbeck, which belonged as an exclave to the Diocese of Mainz . He studied from 1458 at the Universities of Erfurt , from 1463 in Cologne , and in 1467 at the Universities of Padua and Ferrara , where he in 1467 in Ferrara in canon law Dr. decr. ( decretalium = of canon law). Ernst came to the University of Rostock in 1475 and was rector of the university from Michaelis 1476 in the winter semester 1476/1477.

In 1467 he was first mentioned in Einbeck as a canon of the collegiate monastery of St. Alexandri . In 1486 he was provided by Duke Heinrich I of Braunschweig-Lüneburg with a canonical and a preamble or vicarie at Braunschweig Cathedral . Around 1491, together with the Einbeck monastery dean Bertold Krabberod, he settled a dispute between the city of Göttingen and the Reinhausen Benedictine monastery . In the minster church of St. Alexandri in Einbeck, a rectangular brass plaque in the style of a figure grave plate with his coat of arms has been preserved, which with its dimensions of 75 × 43 × 4 cm could once have been part of a larger grave plate. Today it is placed in the choir of the cathedral church.

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literature

  • Robert Gramsch : Erfurt lawyers in the late Middle Ages: the career patterns and fields of activity of a learned elite of the 14th and 15th centuries , BRILL 2003

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Enrollment entry as a graduate in the Rostock matriculation portal
  2. ^ Document book of the city of Göttingen: From the years 1401 to 1500 , Volume 2, Hahn 1867, p. 373