Theophil Dachtler

Theophil or Gottlieb Dachtler (* 1553 or 1554 in Biberach an der Riss ; † after 1630 probably in Strasbourg ); Pseudonyms: Theophil Elychnius and Friedebertus Theophilus , was a German lawyer and author.

Life

Childhood and studies

Gottlieb or Theophil Dachtler was a son of Mag. Jakob Dachtler the Elder. J. (circa 1525-1598). He was born in Biberach (" Biberacensis "), where his father was pastor from 1553 to around 1557. He spent his childhood from around 1558 in Wiesensteig in the county of Helfenstein ; there was also a Latin school there. In 1562/63 Dachtler must have witnessed the great witch hunt, in which at least 63 women and men were executed as " witches and fiends " in the Wiesensteig rulership, in which his father was superintendent .

Dachtler enrolled on October 22, 1568 as " Theophilus Dachtlerus, M. Jacobi Dachtleri Filius " in Tübingen ; his father was a professor for the Hebrew language in Tübingen at the time. Dachtler became a Baccalaureus on March 31, 1574 and acquired his master's degree on August 1, 1576. Professors Anastasius Demler (1520–1591) and Johannes Hochmann (1528–1603) taught at the law faculty of the University of Tübingen , whose lectures he attended. Dachtler was a student of the professor of poetry and history Nicodemus Frischlin (1547-1590). One of Dachtler's lecture notes on Horace's " Carmina " has survived. In Tübingen Dachtler was located in 1576 in the stud book of Wilhelm Friedrich Lutz , a (1551 to 1597).

Strasbourg

Theophil Dachtler settled in the imperial city of Strasbourg around 1580 and married there in 1583. Mag. Dachtler became council consultant and “ Actuarius ” ( notary ) of the “small council” of the city. He published legal opinions, economic considerations in the genre of a prince's mirror , poems, satirical writings and anti-Catholic pamphlets in the style of " brutalism ", in particular against the Roman Curia and against the orders of the Jesuits , Dominicans and Franciscans . Alluding to the Greek “τὸ ἐλλύχνιον” = “ wick ”, Dachtler chose the humanist name “ Elychnius ” as a pseudonym in his publications .

In a sharp satire “ Relatio ex Parnasso ” in 1618, Dachtler opposed the conversion of the Jesuit college in Molsheim into a Catholic university for Alsace in that year : a Jesuit delegation from Molsheim appears at the court camp of Apollo on Mount Parnassus , and the others on the Rhine suing universities ( Cologne , Mainz , Freiburg , Basel , Strasbourg , Heidelberg ) - unsuccessfully. This writing " Relatio ex Parnasso " from 1618 contains many details about the literary history of Alsace.

Dachtler corresponded with the Basel pastor Jakob Brandmüller the Elder. Ä. († 1629). He participated in the commemorative publications “ Daphnis Seu Actus Caesareus ” (1616/17) for Johann Paul Crusius (1588–1629) on the occasion of his poet's coronation and “ Novis Laureae ” (1619) for Mag. Johann Peter Thomas Walliser. In 1620 Dachtler mediated the coronation of Mag. Samuel Gloner (1598–1642) and in 1623 that of the Strasbourg student and later professor of poetry in Reval Timotheus Polus (1599–1642) by Johann Jakob Grasser (1579–1627) in Basel.

Dachtler collected some epigrams from the estate of his predecessor Sebastian Brant , which have been preserved on this copy. Dachtler also made a copy of the lost old Vergichtbuch (Book of Confessions) of the city of Strasbourg from 1462 to 1473, which itself has also been lost, but is documented by an extract by Jakob Wencker (1668–1743).

The Strasbourg university professor Matthias Bernegger dedicated his pacifist text “ Proaulium Tuba Pacis ”, directed against Caspar Schoppe , to Dachtler in 1620 . In the British Museum the edition by Martin Opitz , Teutsche Poemata und Aristarchus the contempt for teutscher Sprach , Strasbourg 1624, has been preserved, published by Julius Wilhelm Zincgref and given in 1624 to " his friend and patron " Dachtler.

1627 was “ Dn. M. Theophilo Dachtlero, Minoris Senatus Actuar "one of the recipients of a collection of poems edited by Caspar Brülow about the book of Jona and as" Theophilus Tachtlerus "recipient of an edition by Wolfgang Crustehenius († before 1627) by the Venetian Senator Marcantonio Marcello (1545-1606) on the secular rights of the Roman popes, which was published posthumously by the Frankfurt publisher Johann Beyer († 1666). In 1629 Dachtler gave obituaries for the professor of poetry Johannes Paul Crusius (1588–1629) and in 1630 for the Strasbourg doctor Dr. Jeremias Funck (Funccius) (* around 1570/75; † 1630) with out.

family

Theophil Dachtler married Dorothea Knörer (* before 1568; † before 1607), daughter of councilor Peter Knörer († before 1594) in 1583. Your children were:

1. Agnes Dachtler (* 1584; † before 1648),
2. Catharina Dachtler (* 1587; † before 1648),
3. Dorothea Dachtler (* 1589; † before 1603),
4. Jacobus Dachtler (* 1590; † before 1648),
5. Anna Maria Dachtler (* 1592; † before 1648),
6. Maria Salome Dachtler (* 1601; † before 1648),
7. Dorothea Dachtler (1603–1672), married to Johann Joachim II. Frantz (1598–1666), Secretary of the Council of Fifteen, later a member of this Council,

In 1607 he married Susanna Seupel, daughter of Peter Seupel († 1589) and Susanna Meyer. Her son was:

1. Theophilus Dachtler (* 1611; † before 1648)

The only surviving child was the daughter Dorothea (1603–1672), who married Johann Joachim II. Franz in 1621, who belonged to the Strasbourg “Fifteen”. Dachtler's only grandson was the town councilor Dr. Johann Joachim III. Frantz (1626–1697), married to Eva Barbara Zeyßolff (1640–1677) since 1655. In 1681 he wrote the surrender of the city of Strasbourg. The granddaughter Salome Frantz (1634–1665) married the Strasbourg kit man and thirteen-year-old Christoph Jakob Mockel (1630–1704), born in Schwäbisch Hall, a brother of August Friedrich Mockel .

swell

• Theophil Dachtler, booklet " Nikodemi Frischlini Annotata in Horatii carmina " (Hamburg City Library; Cod. Ms. Philol. 333. 81 p. 4 ")

Works

Independent monographs

• Montes Pietatis Romanenses, That is: The mountain of piety or divine research instead of Rome. Therein a special genre of Gelt in Eyl zur Notturfft, of which the Popes of Rome in the next few hundred, namely from 1500 to 1600 AD, used to paint in a number of different ways, besides all sorts of remarkable circumstances have been described. To the pious, good-hearted Germans, one as well as the other religion, as a warning and report. By Elychnium Gottlieb. Eberhard Zetzner, Strasbourg 1608.
• Leberis Iesuitica, This is Jesuit snake hide. It shows in which pieces the Jesuits are like the old mendicants, preachers and perfumers , and are therefore not a new order, but just touched a new hide like a snake and laid the old skin off themselves, etc. Sampt introduction of all sorts of tried and tested others and disputable things, as compared with them, and to be found in the register after the preface, made by M. Theophilvm Elychnivm. Johann Bringer, Frankfurt am Main 1611 ( digitized from the Bavarian State Library in Munich)
• Monkey game . So the begging monks, both of the preacher and perfume order, drive with the Holy Gospel of Christo vnserm Heyland, drawn from the Third Part of the Histories of Antonini , who was Ertz-Bishop of Florentz, so his order was also a preacher monk Theophilum Elychnium, o.O. 1613 ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library, Munich)
• Relatio ex Parnasso . I. A process between the Newen Academi at Mollsheim in Alsace, one. So then the other Old Academies on the Rheinstrom, Andern Theils. II. Conversation in Parnasso, among the scholars about the program held, so the Newen Academi left out six first doctoral degrees. III. Examination or interrogation of the learned half outside of Alsace in Parnasso, negotiated and described by two appointed commissioners. IIII. Vernerer reports Conradus Lycostenes from the call compartment of the Commissarijs, after the above-described exams, according to his offer. V. Vngereumbde comparison D. Erasmi Roterodami with D. Martin Luthren , As well as his D. Luthers with the Pope in Rome but warhaffte comparison of the Jesuits with the snakes and wolves, Cum appendicibus seu superpondijs, By Theophilum Elychnium. Christoph von der Heyden, Strasbourg 1618 ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library in Munich)
  • 2nd edition Christoph von der Heyden, Strasbourg 1619
• The Jesuit fog cap, in which the Jesuit order as today's day of the most noble Seul of the Roman Churches beginning, regul, teaching, doing and life is neatly narrated and presented: Which figure The Jesuit I. With papal holiness and other high and low prelates, II. With common priesthood, III. With the common people, IV. With their disciples and apprentices, V. With their members of the order themselves usually deal with. Now male for the necessary warning in truck made by Fridebertvm Theophilvm. Johann Bringern , Frankfurt am Main 1613 urn : nbn: de: bvb: 12-bsb00013616-3
  • 2nd edition Johann Bringern, Frankfurt am Main 1614
• Newe Newspapers From Different Places . That is, the old truth with a new title, o.O. 1619
  • Warhaffte Newe Newspapers From Different Places And Countries . That is: The old truth with a new title. Increased and also improved, 2nd edition (A). Parnassic printing house , n.d. [Strasbourg or Prague] 1620 ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library in Munich)
  • Continuatio of the Newen Newspapers From Different Places . That is: The old truth with a new title. Increased and also improved, 2nd edition Parnassic Printing House, undated [Strasbourg or Prague] 1620
  • Noua nova antiqua continuationis of the Newen newspapers From different places : That is: The old truth with a new title. Increased and also improved, 3rd edition Parnassische Druckerei, o. O. [Strasbourg or Prague] 1621 ( digitized version of the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel)
• Blanket. To what extent a status can improve one's interests and income. In it all kinds of genres, good, mediocre and bad, whose superiority is maintained when they need money or want to collect a forewire. Collected by Theophilum Elychnium in Strasbourg. Eberhard Zetzner, Strasbourg 1623 ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library in Munich)
• From the Janizars. Such a special genre of Cantzley related to that Pope at Rome Hoff are, As also therefore Von der Cammer and Cantzley at Rome in common. A short, but beyond the Pope and the books of the year, which were also published by the Volga, a disputable discourse, made by Theophilum Elychnium in Strasbourg. Eberhard Zetzner, Strasbourg 1624 ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library, Munich)
• Discursus de statu publico ex Parnasso . A child that was simply created by post-legislated parents, not a foundling or adopted in foreign inheritance, was born in 1624 and then presented to the priest Sophos under the promise of Jungfrawen discretion to baptize it. Parnassic printing house, n.d. [Strasbourg or Prague] 1625

Contributions to compilations

Theophil Dachtler's contributions or contributions are printed in:

• Qvid officinae cum Lauro scriptoriae? ... . In: Johann Thomas Obrecht (Ed.): Daphnis Seu Actus Caesareus Sacratissima Sacratissimae Caesareae Maiestatis Authoritate A Iohanne Thoma Obrechto Iureconsulto Argentoratense… in Actoasi nova celebratus. Quo Johanni Paulo Crusio Argentoratensi Liberalium Artium Magistro in… Comitum, Baronum, Patrum Patriae… & Civium honoratiorum Praesentia Antiquissimum illud, dignissimum, & nunquam emoriturum Poetarum Praemium Corona Laurea Est Decreta… Anno Salutis per Christum MDCXuperatae. Johann Carolus, Strasbourg undated [1616/17] ( digitized version of the Saxon State Library - Dresden State and University Library)
• Iberus Vniones anxius dum colligit… . In: Oseas Schadaeus : Summum Argentoratensium Templum . That is: a detailed and proper description of the much artificial, very precious and world famous cathedral in Strasbourg . Lazarus Zetzner Erben, Strasbourg 1617 ( digitized version of the Heidelberg University Library)
• Scipiades bello Duri: sed Noster Amore… . In: Johann Münch: Christian funeral sermon Bey of the rich and wonderful Begängnuß Deß Weylandt Noble honorary vests and highly learned Mr. Johann Hartlieben genandt Walsporn [et] c . Both right doctors and the Strasbourg advocates blessed on Saturday December 12th. I fell asleep in the night, and went to earth on the following Wednesdays on the 16th and 18th of the year. Johann Carolus, Strasbourg 1619 ( digital copy from the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel)
• Omnis si dicam, nihil exclusisse videbor… . In: Novis Laureae , Philosophiae Supremae, Auspiciis, a… Matthia Berneggero … Rectore Magnifico, Clarissimo; Dn. Johanne Rudolpho Saltzmanno… Praeclarae spei… Johanni Petro Thomae Wallisero Argentoratensi, Clarissimi, Excellentissimi Dn. Laurentii Thomae Walliseri… Filio Collatae & decretae in publica Academiae Argentoratensis panegyri 29 Apr. Anno Chr. 1619. Congratulations to Patroni, Fautores, Cognati, Praeceptores, Amici. Nikolaus Wyriot, undated [Strasbourg] 1619 ( digitized version of the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel)
• Angelici quàm fida chori fit cura… . In: Sacra Memoriae Perillustris Et Generosi Dn. Georgii Wilhelmi Seemann à Mangern Liberi Baronis . Wyriot, Strasbourg 1620, unpaginated ( digitized version of the Bavarian State Library, Munich)
• Daphnis Poetica . Qua Sacrae Caesareae Maiestatis, Totiusq [ue] Romani Imperii nomine & authoritate… Dominus Johannes Jacobus Grasserus, Sacri Lateranensis Palatii , Aulaeq [ue] Caesareae & Constistorii Imperialis Comes, Eques Auratus , Civis Romanus & Poeta Laureatus Coronavit … M.DC.XX. Adiectis in fine Moecenatum, Fautorum, Cognatorum & Amicorum acclamationibus. Jakob Senft, Durlach 1620
• Johann Valentin Andreae : Ehrenrici Hohenfelderi Equitis Austrii, Flos Virtutum , viro undecumque nobilissimo Ludovico Hohenfeldero… patri meritissimo et moestissimo adumbratus. Zetzner, Strasbourg 1623
• Samuel Gloner: Novae Sacrorvm Bibliorvm figurae versibus Latinis & Germanicis expositae: This is Newe Biblical figures with Latin and German verses laid out . Christoph von der Heyden, Strasbourg 1625
• Pollicitis stando Carolvs cognomine Qvintvs… . In: Johannes Sleidanus : Veri et ad nostra tempora usque continuati. That is a true description of all fornemer Handel ... in the government ... Caroli V., Ferdinand I., Maximilian II., Rudolph II. And Matthiae I. ... bit on the 1620th year ..., 5 parts in 3 vols. Christoph von der Heyden, Strasbourg 1624-1625
  • 2nd edition (5 parts in 1 volume). Christoph von der Heyden, Strasbourg 1625
  • reprinted from it: Acrostatic poem on the motto “ Plus Ultra ” to Emperor Charles V (1500–1558). In: Jakob van der Heyden: Aquila Austriaca , that is a historical description and images of all Roman emperors and kings ... apart from the house of the Graven von Habspurg. Fürst, Nuremberg 1660, p. 17 ( digitized version of the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel)
• Germanum invenias… . In: Julius Wilhelm Zincgref: Der Teutschen Scharpffsinnige kluge Sprüch , called Apophthegmata. Josua Rihel Erben, Strasbourg 1628 ( digitized version of the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel)
• Gottlieb Dachtler, Johann Conrad Dannhauer (Ed.): Suspiria Et Vota . Quae Memoriae Viri Clarißimi et Consultißimi Dn. M. Johannis Pauli Crusii, JU Cand. … Professoris, in felici Argentinensium Universitate ordinarij. Ex misera hac… valle… avocati… October 25th. … Anno Christo 1629. aetatis vero suae 41. & mens. 8.… Consecrantur à Collegis, Amicis, Discipulis. Welper, Strasbourg 1629
• Gottlieb Dachtler, Isaak Habrecht (ed.): Memoria Beatis Manibus Viri… Dn. Hieremiae Funckii , Medcin. Doct. Celeberrimi et Nosodochii Argentoratensis Majoris Archiatri dexterrimi, felicissimi. Ex hac mortalitate… transvecti Calendis Maij Anno Salutis 1630. aetatis 59. Relicta A Collegis & Amicis charissimi Amici abitum acerbè lugentibus. Johann Carolus, Strasbourg 1630

literature

• Julius Opel , Ludwig Adolf Cohn : 83. Nova nova antiqua con | tinuationis (with detailed “comments” on the author's question). In: The Thirty Years War. A collection of historical poems and prose accounts. Verlag des Waisenhauses, Halle 1861, pp. 371–392 ( Google Books ) and 476–486 ( Google Books ).
• Wolfgang Schmidt: Theophil Elychnius, Gottlieb Dachtler and Georg Olbrecht. A pseudonym and a blanket from 1623. In: Wolfenbütteler Barock-Nachrichten. 21, 1994, ISSN  0340-6318 , pp. 123-129.
• Thomas Simon: "Good Policey". Regulations and objectives of political action in the early modern period. Vittorio Klostermann, Frankfurt am Main 2004, ISBN 3-465-03313-2 , pp. 287-289 ( Studies on European Legal History 170), (Simultaneously: Frankfurt am Main, Univ., Habil.-Schr., 2001).

Web links

• VD 17 (bibliography)

Remarks

1. ↑ " Gott-lieb " is the German loan translation of " Theo-philus ".
2. ^ From Strasbourg, playwright and poet, 1613 to 1627 professor at the Strasbourg Protestant grammar school, crowned poet in 1616, from 1629 professor of poetry at the University of Strasbourg.
3. ↑ From Strasbourg, son of Lorenz Thomas Walliser.
4. ^ From Strasbourg, also “Glonerus”, 1620 teacher in Durlach , from 1622 in Strasbourg; see. the commemorative publication “ Daphnis Poetica ” in the catalog raisonné.
5. ↑ Originally probably from Homburg vor der Höhe .
6. ↑ From Ohrdruf .
7. ↑ Mocking allusion to the Ottoman bodyguard of the Janissaries .
8. ↑ Son of Georg Obrecht, legal counsel and imperial court palatinate in Strasbourg, † after 1637.
9. ↑ Also "Johannes Monachus" or "Johannes Mönch" (1551–1623), pastor at the St. Thomas Church in Strasbourg.
10. ↑ Dr. Johann Hartlieb agrees. Whale spur (around 1558-1618) from Augsburg, 1573 Electoral Palatinate Council in Heidelberg, 1589 Council Advocat in Strasbourg.
11. ↑ Dr. Johann Rudolf Salzmann (around 1573–1656) from Strasbourg, Professor of Medicinal Science in Strasbourg, Rector of the University of Strasbourg.
12. ↑ Mag. Lorenz Thomas Walliser (around 1569–1631), professor of philosophy in Strasbourg.
13. ↑ Ehrenreich von Hohenfeld, Lord of Aistersheim, † 1621 in Calw.
14. ↑ Ludwig von Hohenfeld, Herr zu Aistersheim (1576–1644), enrolled in Tübingen from 1589 to 1596, builder of a multi-faceted sundial around 1596 (Landesmuseum Stuttgart, inv. No. KK 13), in 1626 from Austria initially to Nuremberg, then to Esslingen emigrated, † 1644 in Esslingen.

Individual evidence

1. ↑ So 1574 when he was awarded the Baccalaureates.
2. ↑ Cf. Heribert Hummel: The Gothic church building and its furnishings in the land of Fils and Lauter . In: Karl-Heinz Ruess, Wolfgang Deutsch (Hrsg.): Gotik an Fils und Lauter (publications of the Göppingen district archive 12). Anton H. Konrad, Weißenhorn 1986, pp. 9-66, especially pp. 11.57.67; Siegfried Hermle: Reformation and Counter-Reformation in the rule Wiesensteig with special consideration of the contribution by Jakob Andreae (sources and research on the Württemberg church history 14). Calwer, Stuttgart 1996.
3. Jump up ↑ Great and terrible acts of Lxiij. Witches vnnd Vnholden, as judged by the Brandt at Wisenstaig, n.d. [Friedrich Gutknecht, Nuremberg] 1563.
4. ↑ See letter from Jacobus Brandmyller from Basel from 1615 to “Theophil Dachtlers, Straßburger Ratschreiber” (Badische Landesbibliothek Karlsruhe, manuscript of the Ettenheim-Münster monastery, EM 352).
5. ↑ " What Volgt, that I copied T. Dachtler from Eintzigen Zedelin So weylandt heer D. Sebastian Branden was the place of Strasbourg, Stattschreyber's Syndicj and Advocaten are their own "; Strasbourg City Archives, AST 169.
6. ^ Strasbourg City Archives, AST 176.
7. ↑ Theodosius Berenicus (alias): Proaulium Tubae Pacis, Occentae Scioppiano Belli Sacri Classico . Nikolaus Wyriot, Strasbourg 1621 ( digitized version of the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel).
8. ↑ " Clarissimo Consultissimo D [omin] o Theophilo Dachtlero Judicij Argentoratensis Aduocato integerrimo, amico et fautori suo colendo dono dedit A [nn] o 1624 July [us] Guilh [elmus] Zincgrefi [us] D. "; see. Leonard Wilson Forster, Jörg-Ulrich Fechner: The German Sonnet of Melissus (1972). In: Leonard Wilson Forster: Small writings on German literature in the 17th century (supplements to Daphnis 1). Rodopi, Amsterdam 1977, pp. 57–79, especially p. 58, note 3.
9. ↑ Caspar Brülow (Ed.): Carmen Exegetico-Dramaticum De S. Propheta Jona Et Ninivitarum Conversione . Glaser, Strasbourg 1627 ( digital copy from the Herzog August Library Wolfenbüttel).
10. ↑ Wolfgang Crustehenius: (Ed. And translator): De Jvre Saecvlari Romanorvm Pontificvm M. Antonii Marcelli Veneti Patritii Et Senatoris Liber , cvi adiectvs… discvrsvs contra elationem et potestatem temporalem papae pro defensione regis nostri.… & Immunvatum Ecclesiae exevico (nvperrime publicato) in latinum idioma translatus per Wolfgangum Crustehenium. Johann Beyer, Kaspar Rötel, Frankfurt am Main 1627 ( Google Books ); Italian Marc 'Antonio Marcello: Historia delle pretensioni temporali dei Romani Pontefici , around 1600, preserved in handwriting, detailed review by Christian Thomasius : Summary news. From exquisite, mostly old books available in the Thomasische Bibliotheque , Vol. XVIII. Johann Friedrich Zeitler, Halle / Leipzig 1717, pp. 447-481 ( Google Books ).
11. ↑ Most gloriously managed… curriculum vitae of weyland… Christoph Jacob Mockels, who have been… Dreyzehners… this city . Johann Welper, Strasbourg 1704, p. 7 ( Google Books ).
12. ↑ See Paul Greissler: La classe politique dirigeante à Strasbourg (1650–1750) . Le Quai, Strasbourg 1987, p. 104.
13. ^ Letter from Johann Michael Moscherosch to Johann Valentin Andreae dated February 10, 1649; Herzog August Bibliothek Wolfenbüttel (Cod. 11:12 Aug. 2 ^o , sheet 363). In: Wilhelm Kühlmann : Johann Michael Moscherosch in the years 1648–1651. The letters to Johann Valentin Andreae In: Wilhelm Kühlmann, Walter Ernst Schäfer: Literature in Alsace from Fischart to Moscherosch . Max Niemeyer, Tübingen 2001, pp. 201-225, especially pp. 207f.
14. ↑ daughter of Johann Sebastian Zeyssolff (1589-1652) and Kunigunda Margaretha Heuss (* 1593).
15. ↑ See anonymous: On the history of the Strasbourg surrender of 1681 . Schulte, Strasbourg 1881, p. 49.
16. ↑ I. N. D. N. J. C. (= In nomine Domini nostri Jesu Christi) Lavdabilivm politicorvm, ex Iustino , Pars posterior quam divino nvmine annvente , sub praesidio Dn. Iacobi Schalleri , Solenni eruditorum examini ad d. August 31st. proponit Christophorvs Jacobvs Mockelivs, Halae natus. Friedrich Spoor, Strasbourg 1649 ( Google Books ).
17. ^ Purchase contract of March 8, 1662; Archives de la ville de Strasbourg (Chambre des Contrats, vol. 527, p. 162).
18. ↑ Most gloriously run… life run Deß weyland… Mr. Christoph Jacob Mockels, been… Dreyzehners . Johann Welper, Strasbourg 1704 ( Google Books ).
19. ↑ New edition by Georg Heckel (* before 1550, † after 1609): Thorough report of the figure that the Jesuits tend to deal with with the bosons, prelates, princes, the common people, the youth, also with themselves, one against the other . Johann Spieß, Frankfurt am Main 1596 ( Google Books ); the new edition is also attributed to Friedrich Mosellanus († after 1608).
20. ↑ State and City Library Augsburg (Sigel 37).
21. ^ Attribution by Julius Opel, Ludwig Adolf Cohn: 83. Nova nova antiqua con | tinuationis . In: The Thirty Years War. A collection of historical poems and prose accounts. Verlag des Waisenhauses, Halle 1861, esp. Pp. 483–485; see. the self-report by Adolf Cohn in: Göttingische gelehre Werbung (1861), pp. 1695–1712, esp. 1706–1708 ( Google Books ). Others attribute the font to Julius Wilhelm Zincgref.
22. ↑ The relationship between this Dachtler's writing and the writing of the Strasbourg professor Dr. Georg Olbrecht the Elder Ä. (1547–1612): Political concern and discourse of the improvement of the country and its people, establishment of good policey, and especially of useful handling of large expenditures and the fair increase of every ruler and overlord who fell annually and earned them through Georgium Obrechtum. Strasbourg 1606, 2nd edition Strasbourg 1617, or Georg Olbrecht: Fünff Different Secreta Politica of the employment, maintenance and increase of good police, and of fair, lawful and necessary increase, of every ruler Annual inclines and income All high and low authorities, especially the Holy Roman Empire, in these last and highly esteemed times for the best, presented by Georgium Obrechtum, afterwards transported to the truck in 1617, and bit anhero kept in secret. Lazarus Zetzner, Strasbourg 1644. Dachtler expressly claims the authorship in his preface, his notes were " copied at various times ... and ... in not insignificant printed books as a consultation that someone other than me is supposed to have posted, and allegated." ". See also Wolfgang Schmidt, op. a. O .
23. ^ Attribution by Julius Opel, Ludwig Adolf Cohn: 83. Nova nova antiqua con | tinuationis . In: The Thirty Years War. A collection of historical poems and prose accounts. Verlag des Waisenhauses, Halle 1861, pp. 480–484.
24. ^ Baron Georg Wilhelm Seemann von Mangern (1606-1620).
25. ↑ The sheet is part of the Günther Albrecht Renz collection (* 1673; † around 1724); Main State Archives Stuttgart (Collection J 1, 102b, before 23r).