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August 1834, in
Giekau near Lütjenburg) was a Danish-German
Generalsuperintendent for
Holstein and Schleswig, Orientalist,
Syriac language professor...
- Duke of Brunswick-Wolfenbüttel,
where he
became court-preacher and
Generalsuperintendent. There, in 1651, he set up a new
education policy introducing compulsory...
- (1514–1581),
professor at the
University of
Frankfurt an der Oder and
Generalsuperintendent of the
Margraviate of
Brandenburg Ambrosius Lobw****er (1515–1585)...
- 189–189; (full text online)
Harald Feyerabend: D.
Johannes Fischer :
Generalsuperintendent von
Livland von 1674–1700. Riga:
Jonck &
Poliewsky 1907 Online,...
- German-Swiss physician.
Demme was the son of
Hermann Gottfried,
Generalsuperintendent of Sachsen-Altenburg. At first, he
studied philosophy and theology...
-
Evangelical church were
called general superintendents (German:
Generalsuperintendent[en]) with
regional competences. The
adulteration of the
church constitution...
- der
Kryptokatholik D.
Johann August Starck,
Oberhofprediger und
Generalsuperintendent von Ostpreußen (Königsberg, 1912). Pisanski,
Georg Christoph, Entwurf...
- the
intervention of his
friend Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, as "
Generalsuperintendent".
August was the
second son of the philosopher-poet
Johann Gottfried...
-
usually a jurisprudent,
while the
cleric leaders could be
termed Generalsuperintendent or just
Superintendent (general
superintendent or superintendent)...
-
Hafner (1785–1858), born in Aichelberg,
Protestant theologian,
Generalsuperintendent in Heilbronn,
member of
Landtag Frieder Gadesmann (geboren 1943...
