Wolfgang Hunger (legal scholar)

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Wolfgang Hunger (* 1511 in Kolbing ; † July 26, 1555 in Augsburg ) was a German legal scholar , university professor and Chancellor of Freising .

Life

Hunger received his school education in Munich . He went to study law at the University of Freiburg im Breisgau . From there he went on to France, where he studied more deeply and gave a lecture on institutiones juris civilis at the University of Bourges . Also in France, he received his doctorate in both rights .

In 1540, Hunger accepted a call to the University of Ingolstadt . In 1541 he became rector of this university. Emperor Karl V appointed him assessor at the Imperial Court of Justice in Speyer in 1549 . A little later he was appointed Chancellor in Freising by Heinrich von der Pfalz . As such, he was envoy to the Diet of Augsburg in 1555 , where he suddenly died. Shortly before his death, he was raised to the nobility by Emperor Ferdinand I.

One of his children was the Ingolstadt scholar Albert Hunger .

Works (selection)

  • Notae in Joan. Cuspiniani de Caesaribus atque imperatoribus opus insigne. , New edition Frankfurt am Main 1601.
  • Extract of written imperial and holy Roman rights , Ingolstadt 1567.
  • Apologia per Ludovico IV Imperatore ex Domu Bavarica , in: Finauer's Bibliothek der Staats- und Kirchengeschichte, Munich 1772, Volume II, p. 65 ff.
  • Lingua germanicae vindicatio contra exoticas quasdam, quae complurium vocum et dictionum mere germanicarum Etymologias ex sua petere sunt conati , first published posthumously in 1586.

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