Wolfgang Aigner (Benedictine)

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Wolfgang Aigner (born October 27, 1745 in Regensburg , † October 19, 1801 ) was a Bavarian Benedictine and scholar.

Aigner entered the Benedictine order in Mallersdorf Abbey in 1764 and was ordained a priest in 1769 . From 1783 to 1788 he was professor of grammar and rhetoric at the Lyceum in Freising .

Aigner published a few occasional speeches.

Published speeches

  • Funeral speech to commemorate the Most Revered Prince and Mr. Ludwig Joseph from the family of the Imperial Frey lords of Welden on Hochaltingen and Laupheim, and Bishop of Freysing ... held on the thirtieth day of the most blissful passing of the High Princely Lyceum and the Marian Congregation established there was sung solemnly (1788)

literature

August Lindner: The writers and the members of the Benedictine order in what is now the Kingdom of Bavaria, who deserve science and art . Volume 1, self-published, Regensburg 1880.

personal data
SURNAME Aigner, Wolfgang
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Bavarian Benedictine and scholar
DATE OF BIRTH October 27, 1745
PLACE OF BIRTH regensburg
DATE OF DEATH October 19, 1801