a Lutheran theologian of Germany, was born November 4, 1677, at Luneburg. He studied at Helmstadt, Jena, and Rostock, and commenced his academical career at the latter place. In 1704 he was doctor of theology, in 1708 professor of philosophy, and died in 1745. He wrote, De Filio Dei ex AEgypto Divinitus Vocato: — De Donis AEgyptiacis Quibus Abeuntes Israelitae Donati Fuerunt: — Disp. II de Jesu Christo sub Metu et Tristitia Acerbissime Dolente: — De Via Rationis ad Revelationem: — De Theologia et Religione: — De Revelatione Divina. See Bibliotheca Lubecensis; Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexikon, s.v. (B.P.)