Author
Fischer, Erdmann Rudolph (compiler)
Publication Date
1707
Publication Place
Family register -
Family register Erdmann Rudolph Fischer 1707-1716 Coburg 1707-1716
Type
Document
Language
ara,deu,ell,heb,lat
Digital
Yes
Manuscript
No
Pages Count
144
Physical Dimensions
144 Blätter : 3 kolorierten Wappendarstellungen fränkischer Ritter fol. 54r, 83v, 97v ; lavierte Federzeichnung fol. 86r (Pinienzapfen), fol. 94r (Baum, Weinreben); aufmontierter Kupferstich fol. 102v : 9,5 x 6,5 cm
Library
Ha:Lit Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Sachsen-Anhalt
Library Asset ID
10.25673/33555
Record ID
1700726560
Library Location
ULB Halle
Date
1707
Notes
Manuscript DE-3, GND 2024680-8, signature: Yg St. 8° 70Binding: leather strap; Leather pulled over cardboard; 3 raised frets; Owner's monogram on the front cover: E. R. F. and year: 1707 in ... faded gold embossing; Back embossing with fillet (gold pressing); Roll and individual stamp decoration (gold embossing); Gold cutCondition: Mirror foxed; paper browned; Book block opened; Cover leather with signs of wear, corners and edges scraped and bumped, ... back leather damaged. Places of entry: Coburg, Gotha, Hildburghausen, Leipzig, Wittenberg and others. — Full text, long-term archiving, resolving system (nbn-resolving.de) Full text, long-term archiving, resolving system (dx.doi.org)
Sample Text
Contains 102 family register entries in Arabic, German, Greek, Hebrew, Latin and others by Adam Brendel (approx. 1672-1719, German poet, physicist... and physician); Martin Chladni (1669-1725, Lutheran theologian, countless publications, including rector of the University of Wittenberg); Ernst Salomon Cyprian (1673-1745, Lutheran theologian and librarian); Johann Philipp Ernestus; Johann Heinrich Feustking (1672-1713, from 1710 professor in Wittenberg, from 1712 senior court preacher, senior consistorial councilor and church councilor in Gotha); Philipp Albert Frommann; Heinrich Klausing (1675-1745, theologian, mathematician, astronomer, polyhistor, rector in Leipzig, Gottsched described Klausing as "the worst heretic we have"); Johann Christian Kunckelius; Caspar Löscher (1636-1718, Lutheran theologian, rector of the University of Wittenberg); Valentin Ernst Löscher (1673-1749, theologian and hymn writer. Johann Sebastian Bach set "Come, souls, this day" (1713) to music as BWV 479. The passion song "I greet you on the trunk of the cross" (1722) is included in the Evangelical hymn book (EG 90). The last great representative of Lutheran orthodoxy; Johannes Olearius (1639-1713, theologian, pioneer of pietism in Leipzig); Adam Racheberg (1642-1721, Lutheran theologian, professor in Leipzig); Johanna Eleonora Petersen (1644-1724, theological writer); Johann Wilhelm Petersen (1647-1727 theologian, mystic and chiliast); Reichard; Johann Lucas Rhiem (1656-1729, Dr. med; Princely Saxon Council, personal physician to the Saxon princes, professor at the Casimirianum in Coburg, resigned from his own free will in 1718); Johann Baptist Röschel (1652-1712, German physicist and Lutheran theologian); 1743 member of the Leopoldina); Georg Friedrich Schröer (1663-1739, Lutheran theologian); Heinrich Leonhard Schurtzfleisch (1664-1722, lawyer, historian, librarian. His private library formed the basis of the Weimar court library, the later Duchess Anna Amalia Library); 1688 General Superintendent in Coburg; Johannes Heinrich von Thungen; Johann Christoph Wichmannshausen (1663-1727, Orientalist);
Kaynak
Gemeinsamer Verbundkatalog (KXP)
Teknik bilgiler
TIFF, Vers. 6.0, 300 dpi, 24 bit (Farbe)
