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<span style="text-decoration:underline;">From Wikipedia:</span><br />Leben <br /><br />Geboren als Sohn des Hieronymus Nymmann und seiner Frau Sibylla (* 20. August 1568 in Wittenberg), die Tochter des Wittenberger Bürgers und Kramers Ägidius Strauch und seiner Frau Sybilla, die Witwe Dietrich Staffens, verlor er in frühster Jugend seinen Vater. Durch seinen Stiefvater Tobias Tandler gefördert, immatrikulierte man ihn bereits am 12. April 1599 an der Universität Wittenberg. Nachdem er die entsprechende Vorbildung erlangt hatte, bezog er um 1609 die Universität seiner Heimatstadt um zunächst ein philosophisches Grundstudium zu absolvieren. Hier besuchte er unter anderem die Vorlesungen in Poetik bei Friedrich Taubmann, wurde in Ethik von Heinrich Velstein den Jüngeren und Balthasar Meisner ausgebildet, sowie auch in Geschichte bei Johannes Wanckel, in griechischer Sprache bei Erasmus Schmidt, in Logik bei Jakob Martini, in Mathematik bei Ambrosius Rhode und Tobias Tilemann, in Physik bei Georg Wecker und in Rhetorik bei Adam Theodor Siber[1]. So in den Artes liberalis gebildet, erwarb er sich am <strong>12. April 1614 den akademischen Grad eines Magisters der Philosophie.</strong> Sein ursprüngliches Hauptanliegen war es jedoch seinem Vater, bzw. seinem Stiefvater nachzustreben und ein aufbauendes Studium der Medizin zu absolvieren. Nachdem Ernst Hettenbach gestorben war, erlangte er 1617 Zugang zum Vorlesebetrieb der medizinischen Fakultät der Wittenberger Hochschule, absolvierte unter Daniel Sennert mit der Dissertation De epilepsia am 29. Januar 1618 das Lizentiat der Medizin und nachdem er bei Moritz Blum am 5. März 1619 zum Thema De apoplexia disputiert hatte, promovierte Nymmann am 29. Juni 1618 zum Doktor der Medizin. Im selben Jahr erhält er die dritte ordentliche Professur für Natur und Botanik, an der medizinischen Fakultät der Hochschule seiner Heimatstadt. 1626 stieg er nach dem Tod von Wolfgang Schaller in die zweite medizinische Professur auf und übernahm nach dem Tod von Daniel Sennert 1637 das Ordinat der medizinischen Fakultät. <br /><br />Nymmann, der während der Zeit des dreißigjährigen Krieges Pestepidemien in Wittenberg erlebte, litt seit 1623 an einer Milzkrankheit, an der er 1638 verstarb. Sein Leichnam wurde am 22. Oktober in Wittenberg beigesetzt. Nymmann hat sich auch an den organisatorischen Aufgaben der Wittenberger Akademie beteiligt und war in den Wintersemestern 1621, 1627, 1631 und 1637 Rektor der Hochschule. <br /><br />Wirken <br /><br />Seine wissenschaftliche Leistung hat er auch auf dem Gebiet seiner Krankheit hinterlassen. 1628 verfasste unter dem Titel De vita foetus in utero sein Hauptwerk. Er stellt darin fest dass das Dasein des Fötus im Mutterleib ein verhältnismäßiges selbständiges sei. Dabei verfolgte er, dass die Vorwegnahme des Kaiserschnitts bei verstorbenen Schwangeren, zur gesetzlichen Vorschrift gemacht werden sollte. Die Schrift wurde wenig beachtet, der Gedanke seiner Ausführungen hat aber später an der Sorbonne praktische Geltung erlangt. <br /><br />Familie <br /><br />Genealogisch wäre anzumerken das aus seiner am 5. Juni 1621 geschlossenen Ehe mit Martha (* 3. Mai 1602 in Bautzen; † 10. Juni 1630 in Wittenberg), der Tochter des Bürgers und Baumeisters Johann Borsch und seiner Frau Martha, die Tochter des Bürgermeisters und Kaufmannes aus Bischofswerda Bernahrdt Dachsfänger, der Sohn Hieronymus Nymmann bekannt ist. Seine zweite Ehe ging er am 1. November 1636, mit der Witwe Catharina Henschen ein. Aus dieser Ehe sind keine Kinder bekannt.
Bibliography
GND: 117072842 | OGND | VIAF: 47530461 Werkauswahl
De nutritione (Resp. Fabricius jun.). Wittenberg 1616
De epilepsia (Resp. Daniel Sennert). Wittenberg 1618
Disputatio medica de apoplexia tractatus (Resp. Moritz Blum). Wittenberg 1619, 1629
Dissertatio de vita foetus in utero: qua luculenter demonstratur, infantem… Verlag Paul Helwig Wittenberg 1628, Leyden 1644 und 1664
De apoplexia tractatus. Wittenberg 1629, 1670
Literatur
Walter Friedensburg: Geschichte der Universität Wittenberg. Max Niemeyer, Halle (Saale) 1917, S. 461
Hans Theodor Koch: Die Wittenberger Medizinische Fakultät (1502-1652) – Ein biobibliographischer Überblick. In. Stefan Oehmig: Medizin und Sozialwesen in Mitteldeutschland zur Reformationszeit. 2007 Evangelische Verlagsanstalt Leipzig, S. 319, ISBN 9783374024377
August Hirsch, Ernst Julius Gurlt, W. Haberling etc.: Biographisches Lexikon der hervorragenden Ärzte aller Zeiten und Völker. Urban & Schwarzenberg, 1962, Bd. 4 S. 397
Einzelnachweise
Heinz Kathe: Die Wittenberger Philosophische Fakultät 1502–1817 (= Mitteldeutsche Forschungen. Band 117). Böhlau, Köln/Weimar/Wien 2002, ISBN 3-412-04402-4, S. 455–470.
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1594
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1638
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Wertheim in Franconia, Holy Roman Empire, 1616
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1594
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1664
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Lübeck, Holy Roman Empire
Occupation
School director in Lübeck; studies of theology, medicine, languages and artes liberales. Source: DbA (Deutsches Biographisches Archiv 1982-) I 840,405-408.
Bibliography
except for his work with Sennert: Bangert, Heinrich: Programma In funere ... Sebastiani Mejeri ... Denati XII. Febr. MDCLXI*. - 1664 Bangert, Heinrich: Programma in funere Sebastiani Mejeri. - 1664 Gualtperius, Otho: Grammatica graeca. - 1649 Oratio funebris Christophoro Gerdesio, Consuli reip. Lubecensis primario. - 1661 Programma in funere Johannis Henr. Meibomii M. D.. - 1655
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Breslau (today: Wroclaw, Poland)
Occupation
cand. med. in Wittenberg
Bibliography
The 1616 thesis with Sennert republished in 1641.
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male, - son of Meibom, Heinrich (1555-1625), named der Ältere and father of Meibom, Heinrich (1638-1700), named der Jüngere Transferred to Lübeck because of the 30 years war, there he exercised the profession of physician and became personal physician (archiater) of the bishop. He studied and published about medicine and antiquarian philological topics.<br /><br />Relatives: Father: Meibom, Heinrich, 1555-1625; Spouse: Meibom, Elisabeth; Child: Bacmeister, Maria, 1632-1683; Meibom, Heinrich, 1638-1700; Meibom, Johann Gerhard, 1625-1625; Meibom, Johann Heinrich, 1624-1625.
Birth Date
1590
Birthplace
Helmstedt
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1655 (Lübeck, Holy Roman Empire)
Occupation
medical student (Helmstedt, Wittenberg, Leipzig, Basel (diss. 1619)); professor in Helmstedt from 1620, town physician and personal physician of the bishop from 1625 in Lübeck.
Bibliography
Found in<br />ADB Band 21 (1885), p. 188. Risulta immatricolato nella Natio Germanica artistarum di Padova nell'anno 1617:. — Matricula nationis Germanicae artistarum in gymnasio Patavino, 1553-1721, a cura di Lucia Rossetti con la collaborazione di Giorgetta Bonfiglio Dosio, Padova, Antenore, 1986, p.176, n.1448.. — BN Cat. gén.. — BN Cat. gén. suppl.. — Normdaten (CD), 2005-01. — WBIS - http://db.saur.de/WBIS (2008-12-03). — Positiones hasce medicas de phthisi... collegii medici in Acad. basiliensi jussu... publicae disquisitioni in auditorio medico a. d. VII. eid. januar. subjicit Joan. Henricus Meibomius, 1619. — Thomae Bartholini, Joan. Henrici Meibomi, patris, Henrici Meibomi, filii, De usu flagrorum in re medica & veneria, 1670. — A treatise of the use of flogging in venereal affairs / by John Henry Meibomius, made english from the latin original by a physician, 1761. — Biographisches Archiv der Antike 322,56-57. — GND. — Basl. Matr., Bd. 3, S. 209. — LCAuth. — DbA. — NDB/ADB-online. — GK55. — NUC. — NLM=Meibom, Johann Heinrich, 1590-1655. — LCAuth. — DbA. — NDB/ADB-online. — Biographisches Archiv der Antike 322,56-57. — Basl. Matr., Bd. 3, S. 209. — Wikipedia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Johann_Heinrich_Meibom <br /><br />Imprint Sources<br />De la flagellation dans la médecine et dans les plaisirs de l'amour, ... - [1800] Albinovanus, Gaius P.: In Obitum J. Cilnii Maecenatis elegiae duae. - 1662 Cassiodorus, Flavius M.: Formula Comitis Archiatrorum. - 1668 Cassiodorus, Flavius M.: Formula comitis archiatrorum. - 1668 De cervisiis .... - 1671 De flagrorum usu In re Veneria. - [1639] De flagrorum usu in re veneria. - 1770 De flagrorum usu in re veneria. / By Joan. Henricus Meibomius, 1643 De kynophoria seu canis portatione ignominiosa epistola. - 1749 Hippocratis magni Orkoc, sive iusiurandum. - 1643 Maecenas, sive de C. Cilnii Maecenatis vita, moribus & rebus gestis. - 1653 Meibom, Johann H.: De cervisiis .... - 1671 Meibom, Johann H.: De flagrorum usu In re Veneria. - [1639] Meibom, Johann H.: De flagrorum usu in re veneria. - 1770 Meibom, Johann H.: De kynophoria seu canis portatione ignominiosa epistola. - 1749 Meibom, Johann H.: De la flagellation dans la médecine et dans les plaisirs de l'amour, *. - [1800] Meibom, Johann H.: Hippocratis magni Orkoc, sive iusiurandum. - 1643 Meibom, Johann H.: Maecenas, sive De C. Cilnii Maecenatis vita, moribus & rebus gestis. - 1653 Meibom, Johann H.: Maecenas. - 1653 Mæcenas, sive De C. Cilnii mæcenatis vita, monibus... / By Joan. Henricus Meibomius, 1653 T132328: his A treatise of the use of flogging in venereal affairs, 1718 tp=By John Henry Meibomius, M.D. Euphemia. Summos in arte Medica honores ... ab ... Dn. Heinrico Meibomio Med. Doct. Professore Ordinario ... Dn. Andreae Hermanno Helbergo Medicinae Doctorando ... - 1678
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1613-1622 documented, medical student, physician. 1613 respondent at the university of Wittenberg; 1615 respondent in Basel. Town physician (poliater) in Eferding (Austria)
Bibliography
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<div class="csl-entry">Bauhin, Caspar Puchner. <i>Disputatio Medica Inauguralis, De Morbi Articularis Diagnōsei, Prognōsei Ac Therapeia</i>. Edited by Johannes Ryffius Gutius. Basileae: Genathius, 1615.</div>
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<div class="csl-entry">Bauhin, Caspar Ursinus, ed. <i>Virtuti Atque Honori Viri Clarissimi, Dn. Johannis Puchneri Crosna-Silesii, Eferdingensium Poliatri, Supremam In Medicina Laurum, Doctoratusq Privilegia ... Ab ... Dn. D. Casparo Bauhino ... Conventu, ... Ex Merito Suo Accipientis; Dn. Dn. Mecoenates, Fautores, & Amici Applaudunt</i>. Tubingae: Werlin, 1615.</div>
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<div class="csl-entry">Puchner, Eulogiai kai euphēmiai : Solennitati nuptiarum Nobilissimi Ac Consvltissimi Viri Domini Abrahamis Schvvartzii ... - 1617<br /><br />Schwartzbach, Christoph. <i>Musae Genethlides, Nobilissimo & Clarissimo Viro, Dn. Joanni Puchnero Medic. Doctori, Et Illustrium Austriae Superioris Procerum Physico Ordinario Dignissimo, Ut & Eiusdem Nobilissimae Laudatissimaeque Coniugi Magdalenae Rosebergiae de Rosenegg, De Suavissimo Filiolo Primigenio, Linzi, Die 23. Martii, Anno M.DC.XXII, Nato, Gratulantes, Boni Ominis Ergo Nuncupatae a Christophoro Schwartzbachio, P.L. Provinc. Scholae Linz. Collega</i>. Edited by Johannes Rosenberger Puchner. Lentiis: Plancus, 1622.</div>
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<div class="csl-entry"><br /><br />Zigemarius, Ennius. <i>Clarissimo Viro, Domino Joanni Puchnero, Silesio, in Augusta Rauracorum Basilea Medicinae Ac Philosophiae Doctori Solenniter Renunciato, Anno Christiano M.DC.XV. ...</i> Edited by Johannes Puchner. Ienae: Weidnerus, 1615.</div>
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physician, professor and rector at University of Wittenberg
Lesser: Unter Kurfürst Johann Georg I. (1585-1656) war Wolfgang Schaller ein Leibarzt, p. 149-150. (von Sennert recomm.)
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male; son: Wolfgang Schaller.
Bibliography
Schaller, Wolfgang [GyFmDB] [GyGoGBV]
Birth Date
1582
Birthplace
Freiberg, Saxony, Holy Roman Empire
Death Date
1626 (Wittenberg)
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Männlich
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Belgard, Pomerania (today: Poland)
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Medical student, later doctor, respondent in Wittenberg and Basel
Bibliography
Except for the disputation he did with Sennert in 1611:
Disputatio medica de cholera. - 1613
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Klug, Johann
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Colberg Pomeranus, Holy Roman Empire (today: Kolobrzeg, Poland)
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Lothus, Georgius