Johann Gildemeister

Johann Gustav Gildemeister ( born July 20, 1812 Hofgut small Siemen (now Kropelin ), Duchy of Mecklenburg, † March 11, 1890 in Bonn ) was a German orientalist.

Life

Johann Gildemeister attended high school in Bremen and was taught by Friedrich Adolph Krummenacher in Hebrew. In 1832 studied in Göttingen Heinrich Ewald and from 1834 to 1836 at the University of Bonn theology and oriental languages ​​at August Wilhelm von Schlegel, Christian Lassen and George William Freytag. He then spent a year in Leiden and Paris in order to use the camping manuscript libraries. Gildemeister doctorate September 8, 1838 in Bonn. He has taught since 1839 as a lecturer in Bonn, where he became in 1844 as an associate professor of oriental languages. Appointed at the University of Marburg since 1845 as professor of theology and Oriental Literature, 1848 there librarian. In 1859 he was called back as a full professor of Oriental, especially Semitic languages ​​to Bonn. He was a member of the "German Oriental Society " and the "German Society for the Exploration of Palestine ". In the autumn of his deteriorating health forced him to 18809 to end its teaching activity. One of his major students of that time was Eugen Prym.

1840/41 he was a friend of Bruno Bauer. In 1852 he married his cousin Joan Gildemeister.

Part of his legacy is preserved handwritten Philipps- University of Marburg. The University and Regional Library of Saxony -Anhalt Library of the German Oriental Society retains some of his personal library.

Works

  • Dissertationis de rebus Indiae, quo modo in Arabum notitiam venerint pars prior una cum Hasudii loco ad. codd Parisiens fidem recensito and edidit. Baaden, Bonn 1838 ( dissertation)
  • The wrong Sanscritphilologie, pointed to the example of Dr. Hoefer in Berlin. H. B. King, Bonn 1840 digitized
  • Kalidasae Meghaduta et Çringaratilaka: ex recensione J. Gildemeisteri; additum est glossary. H. B. King, Bonn 1841. Digitalisat
  • Blend works of the Bulgarians rationalism to eliminate the Pauline anathema. C. Schünemann, Bremen 1841 digitized
  • Contributions to the Bremen magazine of Men Paniel, Weber and Paul: In addition to a critical excursus on Paniels history of Christian eloquence. C. Schünemann, Bremen 1842
  • The sacred rock of Trier and the twenty other holy unsown skirts. A historical study of J. Gildemeister and H ( institutions ) of Sybel. Julius Buddeus 1844 digitized ( 3rd edition 1845) digitized.
  • Bibliothecae Sanskritae immersive recensvs librorvm sanskritorvm hvcvsque typis vel lapide exscriptorvm critici specimen. King, Bonn ( among others ) in 1847.
  • Official report of the theological faculty of Marburg in Hesse catechism and Bekenntnißfrage. Elwert, Marburg 1855 digitized
  • The opinion of the theological faculty of Marburg in Hesse confession question and its disputers. Reply. H.L. Bronner, Frankfurt am Main, 1859.
  • About the. At the royal Prussian University of Bonn discovered new fragments of Macarius. FA Brockhaus, Leipzig 1866 digitized
  • Christian Lassen: Anthologia Sanscritica: glossario Instructa; in usum scholarum; ed Christianus leave. Denuo adornavit Ioannes Gildemeister. Adolf Marcus, Bonn 1868.Digitalisat new edition and revision of the Bonn edition 1835.
  • Fragments of a rabbinical Job - Commentars; As Manuscript in some specimens. Carl Georgi, Bonn 1874
  • Idrs, Muammad Ibn - Muammad, al -: et Idrîsîi Palestine Syria arabice ad fidem librorum manu scriptorum. George, Bonn 1885.
  • Antonini Placentini. Itierarium in undistorted text with German translation. Edited by J. Gildemeister. H. Reuters Verlagsbuchhandlung, Berlin 1889 digitized

He has also published valuable treatises on the knowledge of oriental literature in the " Journal of the customer of the East " and other magazines.

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