Philipp Eduard Huschke

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Philipp Eduard Huschke
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Georg Philipp Eduard Huschke (born June 26, 1801 in Hann. Münden , † February 8, 1886 in Breslau ) was a German legal scholar . He is a nephew of the philologist Immanuel Gottlieb Huschke (1761-1828).

Life

As the son of Hann. Mündener merchant Carl Gottfried Huschke he grew up on the manor in Völkershausen near Wanfried , which his father had bought during the time of the continental barrier. From 1817 Huschke studied law at the Georg-August University in Göttingen . Since 1822 private lecturer , he was appointed full professor at the University of Rostock in 1824 .

In 1827 he moved to the Silesian Friedrich Wilhelms University in Breslau . In 1831/32 and 1845/46 he was rector there . He declined several honorable calls . In 1838 he became a senior and full professor of the Spruchkollegium. He died at the age of 85.

Act

Huschke published Unterholzner's source-based compilation of the doctrine of Roman law on debt relationships after the author's death (Leipzig 1840, 2 vols.). As a spokesman for the Prussian Old Lutherans, he was active in his contributions to the "Evangelical Church Newspaper" and in the theological vote of a lawyer on the Prussian agendas published by Johann Gottfried Scheibel (Nuremberg 1832).

In 1841 he became director of the Oberkirchenkollegium of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in Prussia , which was recognized by the state in 1845 , for whose constitutional principles he stepped in the barriers in the apologetic work The Disputed Doctrines of the Church, the Church Office, the Church Regiment and the Church Orders (Leipzig 1863).

Publications

In addition to several smaller legal, theological and philological treatises, he wrote:

  • Studies of Roman Law (1830, Vol. 1)
  • The constitution of King Servius Tullius (Heidelberg 1838)
  • About the census at the time of the birth of Jesus Christ (Berlin 1840)
  • On the law of the nexum and the old Roman law of obligations (Leipzig 1846)
  • On the Census and the Tax Constitution of the Early Roman Empire (Berlin 1847)
  • Gaius, Contributions to Criticism and Understanding of His Institutions (Leipzig 1855)
  • The Oscar and Sabellian language monuments (Elberfeld 1856)
  • The Iguvian tablets along with the smaller Umbrian inscriptions (Leipzig 1859)
  • Jurisprudentiae antejustinianeae quae supersunt (Leipzig 1861; 5th edition 1886: archive.org )
  • The old Roman year and its days (Breslau 1869)
  • The multa and the sacramentum (Leipzig 1874)
  • The Law of Publician Lawsuit (Stuttgart 1874)
  • On the Pandect Criticism (Leipzig 1875)
  • The new Oskische lead board (Leipzig 1880)
  • The recently found fragments from the writings of Roman jurists (Leipzig 1880)
  • The doctrine of Roman law on loan (Stuttgart 1882).

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Rector's speeches (HKM)

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personal data
SURNAME Huschke, Philipp Eduard
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH June 26, 1801
PLACE OF BIRTH Hann. Münden
DATE OF DEATH February 8, 1886
Place of death Wroclaw