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Wilhelm Schmuck (born May 1, 1575 in Suhl , † December 26, 1634 in Leipzig ) was a German legal scholar.

Life

Wilhelm was the son of the Suhl merchant Wendel Schmuck and his wife Margaretha (née Horneiffer). After the death of his father, his brother Johann Schmuck took over the management of the family household. This enabled him to do his first training at the Suhl city school, which at that time was under the direction of Rector Nikolaus Funck. Then he frequented the Princely Henneberg State School in Schleusingen under the rectors Wolfgang Müller and Johann Faber . He left this in 1595 to move to the University of Leipzig , where it had already been deposited in the winter semester of 1591. Supported by his brother Jacob Schmuck and his cousin Vincentius Schmuck , he graduated from the bachelor's degree in philosophy on March 29, 1595 and advanced to a master's degree in philosophical sciences in the winter semester of 1596. Then he began to study law.

For this purpose he went to the University of Wittenberg on January 7, 1599 . At that time, Bartholomäus Reusner , Johann Zanger the Younger and Lucas Beckmann taught law there. On May 6, 1601 he continued his studies at the University of Marburg , among others with Hermann Vultejus . When he returned to Leipzig in 1605, he became an assessor at the law faculty. As such, he took over the rectorate of the Leipzig University on June 23, 1606, in the 1606 summer semester . He was subsequently to exercise this office in the summer semesters of 1612, 1624 and 1628, and from 1608 onwards he was often the dean of the law faculty. After he received his doctorate on May 9, 1611 as a licentiate and on March 30, 1612 as a doctor of law , he received a collegiate at the Leipzig Princes' College in 1614. In 1618 he became a full professor of public law, the Pandekten, and in 1633 received the university honorary post of a "prepositus magnus" as administrator of the Leipzig university villages. As a result of deficiency symptoms, he died of scurvy .

family

Schmuck married on August 24, 1612 in Leipzig with Gertraud Lindner (born September 29, 1591 in Schulpforta; † December 26, 1631 in Leipzig), the daughter of Johann Lindner (born March 26, 1554 in Dresden; † June 18, 1623 in Naumburg) and Elisabeth Klodt († April 1, 1615 in Naumburg). There are children from the marriage. We know of these:

  1. To. Catharina Schmuck (born November 5, 1621 in Leipzig; † February 6, 1664 ibid.) ⚭ May 21. 1644 with Friedrich Leibnütz (born November 24, 1597 in Altenberg; † September 5, 1652 in Leipzig)
  2. To. Anna Schmuck († 1683 in Meißen, born February 15, 1583 ibid.) ⚭ 1651 with the later (1662) superintendent in Meißen, Dr. theol., Matthias Zimmermann (theologian) (* September 21, 1625 Eperies / Hungary; † October 24, 1689 in Meißen)
  3. To. Elisabeth Schmuck (born November 26, 1617 in Leipzig; † August 30, 1654 in Jena) ⚭ September 16, 1645 the Prof. jur. Johann Bush II.

Works (selection)

  • Disputatio De Pactis. Cober, Leipzig, 1618, Resp.Wilhelm Müller (* Hamburg) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica Sesquidecuriam Illustrium Quaestionum controversissimarum in Materia Servitutum Tam urbanorum Quam Rusticorum Praediorum Continens. Cober, Leipzig, 1618, Resp.Mag.Johann Engelmann (* Leipzig) ( digitized )
  • Theses De Donationibus Tam In Genere Quam in Specie. Georg Liger, Leipzig, 1618, Resp.Andreas Lindtholtz (* Berlin) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica. De Iure Minorum Ex Tit. IV. Lib. IV. D. inprimis depromta. Leipzig, 1619, Resp. Johann Freystein (* Pirna; † March 1643 in Dresden) ( digitized )
  • Methodicae Tractationis De Gerada Pars Prima De Nomine, Etymo, origine, historia, jure, definitione ac fine Geradae. Johann Glück, Leipzig, 1621 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Donatione Inter Vivos Seu Simplice. Janosius, Leipzig, 1621, Resp.Johann Timaeus (* Zeitz)
  • Disputatio De Possessione. Johann Glück, Leipzig, 1621 Resp. Wolfgang Theodor (Dietrich) von Taubenheim ( digitized version )
  • Decades Duae Quaestionum Iuridicarum ex variis iuris nostri voluminibus depromtarum. Johann Glück, Leipzig, 1622, Resp. Christian von Pölnitz (born February 19, 1601 in Dresden; † February 18, 1670 in Münchenbernsdorf)
  • Theses De Castris Eorumque Iure. Janosius, Leipzig, 1622, Resp. Johann Hering (born April 27, 1599 in Oldenburg; † March 7, 1658 in Hanover)
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Rei Vindicatione. Bavarica, Leipzig, 1622, Resp.Johannes Alberti (* May 20, 1600 in Lobenstein; † July 13, 1680 in Triebel / Vogtland) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Usucapionibus sive longi temporis praescriptionibus. Glück, Leipzig, 1622, Resp.Marcus Weiß (* Coburg) ( digitized )
  • Commendatio Sebastiani Almeri Bremensis. Leipzig, 1622 ( digitized version )
  • Deo Ter Opt. Max. Auxiliante & prosperante Disputatio Iuridica, De Emptione & Venditione, in certas & maxime utiles Questiones distributa. Paul Schedtler, Leipzig, 1623, Resp. Georg Ernst Mossbach (* July 2, 1602 in Leipzig; † February 23, 1660 ibid.)
  • Disputatio De Iure Dotium. Bavarica, Leipzig, 1623, Resp.Heinrich Merten (* Bremen) ( digitized )
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Tutelis. Bavarica, Leipzig, 1623 Resp.Balthasar Schmidt (* Breslau) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Actionibus In Genere. Georg Liger, Leipzig, 1624, Resp. Friedrich Tüntzel (born August 30, 1603 in Leipzig; † January 27, 1655 in Dresden) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica De Possessione. Abraham Lamberg, Leipzig, 1624, Resp. Wilhelm Ulrich Romanus (born March 19, 1598 in Leipzig; † September 17, 1627 ibid.)
  • Disputationem hanc De Fructibus. Leipzig, 1625, Resp.Bernhard Husan (* Volckerode / Thuringia) ( digitized )
  • Disputatio Juridica, De Testamentis. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1627, Resp. Friedrich Kühlewein (* May 21, 1606 in Leipzig; † May 19, 1663 ibid.) ( Digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica, De Usucapionibus. Henning Große, Leipzig, 1627, Resp.Gottfried Mayer (* Leipzig) ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Iuridica. De Possessione. Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1627, Resp. Michael Hagemeister (born October 7, 1595 in Stettin, † September 7, 1660 in Rostock) ( digitized version )
  • Synopsis Universi Iuris Civilis: Qua per Pandectas, Codicem & Institutiones Iustinianeas, quid uniuscuiusque horum voluminum Libri & librorum tituli in se contineant, quoq [ue] artificio sibi invicem cohaereant, brevissime at perspicue satis, adostenditur, & tabulis tamumina, & general quam specialibus ad libros cuiusque voluminis per singulos titulos explicatur, In Usum Studiosae iuventutis .... Zacharias Schürer (heirs), Matthias Götze, Gregor Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1629
  • Disputatio Iuridica, De Quaestionibus. Abraham Lamberg (heirs), Leipzig, 1630, Resp.Andreas Schneider (* 1608 in Leipzig; † 1632)
  • Synopsis In Ius Canonicum Decretum, Decretales, Et Reliquas Eius Partes: Non solum originem, historiam, varietatem, progressum & incrementum eius aperiens; sed & singulorum voluminum per singulas horum Sectiones & Libros, librorumq [ue] titulos, Scopum & summas, nec non connexiones eorundem tam in genere, quam specie pro iuvanda memoria dilucide monstrans, Adornata / Opera. Zacharias Schürer (heirs) & atthias Götze, Leipzig, 1631 ( digitized version )
  • Disputatio Juridica De Fructibus. Ritzsch, Leipzig, 1631, Resp. Conrad Seyfart (born February 17, 1609 in Halle (Saale); † November 24, 1671 ibid.)

literature

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ also: Moller; * 1544 in Meiningen, Meiningen School, winter semester 1561 Uni. Leipzig, winter semester 1567 Uni. Jena, June 23, 1568 Uni. Wittenberg, March 10, 1569 Mag. Phil. ibid., 1570 rector Ilmenau, 1577 rector d. princely Henneb. Ls. Schleusingen, † April 29, 1591 in Schleusingen, cf. AAV II 145a, 27; Matr. Uni. Leipzig jR I, 308; Matr. Uni. Jena Volume 1, p. 216; Johann Michael Weinrich: Churches and Schools State of the Principality of Henneberg Old and Middle Times. Leipzig, 1720, Volume 2, p. 578 ff. ( Books.google.de )
  2. ↑ * February 19, 1566 in Rodach, father: Johann Faber (* 1539 in Rodach; † December 9, 1612 ibid.), Braunschweig School, Göttingen, Hildesheim, May 01, 1550 Uni. Wittenberg, winter semester 1561 Uni. Jena, 1562 cantor Rodach, 1563 rector ibid., 1567 deacon and sp. Archdeacon ibid .; Mother: Anna Nemhard; attended the Illustre grammar school in Zerbst under the rector Georg Bersmann , Som.-Sem. 1583 Uni. Jena, July 23, 1588 Mag.phil. ibid., June 17, 1591 Rector d. princely Henneberg. Ls. Schleusingen, 1597 Rector Nordhausen, May 29, 1598 Rector City School Jena, June 25, 1598 Adj. Phil. Fac. Uni. Jena, October 18, 1598 Rector Coburg, 1605 Gym. Prof. phil. u. theol. ibid., December 1606 Opfr. u. Sup. Eisfeld, † March 2, 1625 in Eisfeld, ⚭ January 19, 1590 in Jena with Barbara Steckenberger (* Jena; † September 1, 1635), the daughter of councilor Joseph Steckenberger (* Jena; † February 18, 1564 ibid.) and. d. Barbara (née Staps); see. Johann Michael Weinrich: Churches and Schools State of the Principality of Henneberg Old and Middle Times. Leipzig, 1720, Volume 2, pp. 585 ff. ( Books.google.de ), Friedrich Meinhof: Pfarrerbuch Thüringen. Duchy of Saxony-Coburg, Volume 9, p. 78 (manuscript from December 7, 2016); Catalog Stolb. Lp. Volume 1, p. 513, no. 8961; Matr. Uni. Jena. I, 97; ADB 6,495; Hans Apel: Jena's inhabitants from the time from 1250 to 1600. CA Starke, Görlitz, 1937, p. 256; AAV 255a, 25;
  3. ^ Georg Erler: The younger matriculation of the University of Leipzig. 1559-1809 . Giesecke & Devrient, Leipzig, 1909, Volume 1, p. 406
  4. ↑ * October 19, 1571 in Suhl, 1585 prince. Henneb. Gym. Schleusingen, Summer-Sem. 1590 Uni. Leipzig, Summer-Sem. 1590 bacc. phil. ibid., January 25, 1593 Mag. phil. ibid., 1595 Assessor phil. Fac. Ibid., 1596 Dek. Phil. Fac. Ibid., 1597 Rector d. princely Henneb. Ls. Schleusingen; † May 16, 1599 in Schleusingen, cf. Johann Michael Weinrich: Churches and Schools State of the Principality of Henneberg Old and Middle Times. Leipzig, 1720, Volume 2, p. 591 ( books.google.de ); Joachim Zehner: The comforting Historia, by Elie Him̃elfahrt. Michael Schmuck, Schmalkalden, 1599 ( digitized version ); Matriculation Uni. Leipzig jR I, 405
  5. ^ Karl Eduard Förstermann: Album Academiae Vitebergensis. From A. CH. MDH usque ad A. MDCII. Maximilian Niemeyer, Halle (Saale), 1894; Volume II, p. 463 column b, no. 18
  6. ^ Walter Friedensburg : History of the University of Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer, Halle (Saale), 1917, p. 430 ff. ( Digitized version )
  7. ^ Carl Julius Caesar: Diem Natalem Augustissimi et Potentissimi Imperatoris ac Regis Guilielmii. from Academia Marburgensi. The XXII. M. Martii Anni MDCCCLXXXI, Oratione in Exedra pristini Hippodromi habenda. Robert Friedrich, Marburg, p. 25; Digitized version (PDF)
  8. ↑ Constant von Würzbach: Biographisches Lexikon des Kaiserreichs Oesterreich. Vienna, 1891, Volume 60, p. 139 ( Wikisource ). Zimmermann, (Matthew). In: Johann Heinrich Zedler : Large complete universal lexicon of all sciences and arts . Volume 62, Leipzig 1749, columns 757-759. Jöcher 4, 2209 ( digitized version )
personal data
SURNAME Jewelry, Wilhelm
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German legal scholar
DATE OF BIRTH May 1, 1575
PLACE OF BIRTH Suhl
DATE OF DEATH December 26, 1634
Place of death Leipzig