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| - Nikolaus Reusner, ab etwa 1594 von Reusner, (* 2. Februar 1545 in Löwenberg, Herzogtum Schweidnitz-Jauer; † 12. April 1602 in Jena) war ein deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler. (de)
- Nicolas Reusner est un jurisconsulte et poète, né le 2 février 1545 en Silésie, alors dans l’empire de Ferdinand Ier, et mort d’apoplexie à Iéna, le 12 avril 1602. Ses postes successifs sont :
* professeur de lettres au collège de Lauingen ;
* docteur en droit de l’université de Bâle (1583) ;
* assesseur à la chambre impériale de Spire ;
* professeur à l’académie de Strasbourg ;
* recteur de l’académie d’Iéna (1589) ;
* député à la Diète de Pologne (1595). Selon Borrichius, il était en revanche un piètre poète. (fr)
- Nicolaus Reusner (o Nikolaus von Reusner), latinizzato come Nicolaus Reusnerus (Lwówek Śląski, 2 febbraio 1545 – Jena, 12 aprile 1602) è stato un giurista e editore tedesco del XVI secolo. (it)
- Nicolaus Reusner (also von Reusner, Reusnerus; 1545–1602) was a German jurist and publisher.He was born into a family of wealthy German landowners in Löwenberg, Silesia, who had recently moved there from Transylvania. Several members of his family became famous in the fields of law and medicine in the 16th century, including his brothers Bartholomäus von Reusner (1532–1572, medicine), Elias Reusner (1555–1612, history and medicine) and Jeremias von Reusner (law). Reusner studied in Wittenberg and Leipzig, under , and . In Leipzig, Georg Wirth (1524–1613) persuaded him to abandon medicine and study law. (en)
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| - Nikolaus Reusner, ab etwa 1594 von Reusner, (* 2. Februar 1545 in Löwenberg, Herzogtum Schweidnitz-Jauer; † 12. April 1602 in Jena) war ein deutscher Rechtswissenschaftler. (de)
- Nicolas Reusner est un jurisconsulte et poète, né le 2 février 1545 en Silésie, alors dans l’empire de Ferdinand Ier, et mort d’apoplexie à Iéna, le 12 avril 1602. Ses postes successifs sont :
* professeur de lettres au collège de Lauingen ;
* docteur en droit de l’université de Bâle (1583) ;
* assesseur à la chambre impériale de Spire ;
* professeur à l’académie de Strasbourg ;
* recteur de l’académie d’Iéna (1589) ;
* député à la Diète de Pologne (1595). Selon Borrichius, il était en revanche un piètre poète. (fr)
- Nicolaus Reusner (also von Reusner, Reusnerus; 1545–1602) was a German jurist and publisher.He was born into a family of wealthy German landowners in Löwenberg, Silesia, who had recently moved there from Transylvania. Several members of his family became famous in the fields of law and medicine in the 16th century, including his brothers Bartholomäus von Reusner (1532–1572, medicine), Elias Reusner (1555–1612, history and medicine) and Jeremias von Reusner (law). Reusner studied in Wittenberg and Leipzig, under , and . In Leipzig, Georg Wirth (1524–1613) persuaded him to abandon medicine and study law. He participated in the Reichstag of 1565 in Augsburg. While he was there, he published the poem Germania ad Caesarem et Electores Imperii, for which he was rewarded by the emperor. From 1566, Reusner worked as a teacher at Lauingen gymnasium, where he was promoted to rector in 1572.In 1571 he married Magdalena Weihemajer (1543–1605)In 1583 he moved to Basel, where he received the title of doctor in jurisprudence.He received a call to the Reichskammergericht on behalf of the Swabian Circle but he preferred an offer from the University of Strasbourg.In 1589, he moved to Jena. In 1594 he was sent on an (unsuccessful) diplomatic mission to Krakau, to petition military support against the Turks on behalf of Mecklenburg. In recognition of his service, emperor Rudolph II awarded him the heritable title of comes Palatinus (which was however extinct upon his death because he had no children). Reusner is described as a polyhistor of great learning and of gentle character. He authored a total of 83 works on a wide range of topics, including poetry, biography, history, rhetorics, philosophy and natural science besides his proper field of civil and feudal law. (en)
- Nicolaus Reusner (o Nikolaus von Reusner), latinizzato come Nicolaus Reusnerus (Lwówek Śląski, 2 febbraio 1545 – Jena, 12 aprile 1602) è stato un giurista e editore tedesco del XVI secolo. (it)
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