father of the foregoing, was born November 3, 1685. He studied at Wittenberg, was in 1711 professor at the gymnasium in Freiburg, in 1735 rector at Meissen, and died April 15, 1750, leaving De Planctu Haddrinmmon ad Zach. 12:11 (Wittenberg, 1709): — De Sacris Judaeorum Peregrino in Hortis Ritu Factis (1710): — De Excommunicatione per Insomnnia (eod.): — De Symbolo Israelitarum trans Jordanene Incolentium ad Joshua 22:22-29 (Meissen, 1737): — De Theophilo Episcopo Antiocheno (1744). See Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexikon, s.v. (B.P.)