Rudolph Friedrich von Wichmannshausen

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Rudolph Friedrich von Wichmannshausen (born October 9, 1711 in Dresden , † March 30, 1792 in Delitzsch ) was a German theologian and philosopher .

Life

Born in Dresden in 1711, von Wichmannshausen was the younger brother of Johann Georg von Wichmannshausen . He studied in Wittenberg from 1729 to 1733 . In 1733 he joined the Sophian College of Preachers founded by Moritz Carl Christian Woog (1684–1760) in Dresden. He finished his studies with a master's degree in philosophy and a doctorate in theology . From 1738 to 1739 von Wichmannshausen worked as a senior pastor in Ortrand . He then worked in Liebenwerda as superintendent until 1753 . Other places of activity were Freyburg (1753–60) and Delitzsch (1761–92), where he also died.

Work (selection)

  • Dissertatio philologica de Migdal 'ôz sive turri fortissima, proverb. XIIX, 10, F. Woken (Praeses), RFW (Respondent), 1730;
  • De theologo attento, ad I. Timoth. IV, 13, breviter commentatur, 1739;
  • De theologo reformatore perpetuo: Oratio synodalis in conventu pastorali die magni theologi reformatoris b. M. Lutheri onomastica [...], 1742;
  • The Honorable Denck- und Tear-Mahl, Bey of the funeral of the Hochwohlgebohrnen Herr, Mr. Johann George von Wichmannshausen [...], by a funeral speech given on September 12th, 1750 [...], 1750;
  • Treatise on the death of believers as the happy change Apo. XIV. V. 13th, along with 2 speeches given at the funeral of his parents, 1752;
  • Commentatio theologica pastoralis de theologo vigile from 2. Tim., IV, 5. su de nefe en pasi, sub auspicio suscepti muneris ephori Fribergensis [...], 1753;
  • Pacis ante ducentos abhinc annos d. XXV. septembr. MDLV. religioni datae memoriam secularem [...] pie recolandam [...] epistola encyclia pastorali commendat [...], 1755;
  • Reflections on the Extraordinary Earthquakes of Contemporary Times, 1756;
  • Epistola pastoralis encyclica de firmitate animi in rebus adversis per plerophorian fidei declaranda [...], 1757;
  • The rest of souls in the hand of God after his blissful death [...] (funeral inscription on Johann Erhard Möckel), Pastor zu Lausa, 1759;
  • That the hope of better times was most surely fulfilled in a peaceful death, at the peaceful death weyland [...] MJS Heinsius [...] Superintendent zu Forste [...], 1766.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Entry on Rudolph Friedrich von Wichmannshausen in the German Digital Library , accessed on April 22, 2017
  2. ↑ a b German Literature Lexicon. tape 31 . De Gruyter, Berlin, New York, Boston 2011 (founded by Wilhelm Kosch).
  3. ^ Gabriel Wilhelm Götten : Moritz Carl Christian Woog . In: The now-living learned Europe, or news of the noblest living conditions and writings of now-living European scholars . tape 2 . Deetz, 1736, p. 355 ff .
  4. ^ Entry and works by Rudolph Friedrich von Wichmannshausen in the German National Library
personal data
SURNAME Wichmannshausen, Rudolph Friedrich von
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Wichmannshausen, Rudolf Friedrich von; Wichmannshausen, Rudolphus Fridericus a; Wichmannshausen, Rudolphus Fridericus de
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German theologian and philosopher
DATE OF BIRTH October 9, 1711
PLACE OF BIRTH Dresden
DATE OF DEATH March 30, 1792
Place of death Delitzsch