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Jahresbericht 2009 Jahresbericht 2009 2 Jahresbericht 2009 Johannes Otto von Münsterberg 1409 Helmhold Glaedenstedt 1410 Vinzent Grüner 1410 Burchhard Tüntzmann 1411 Laurentius von Heilsberg 1411 Jakob Rodewitz 1412 Henning Boltenhagen 1412 Johann Hoffmann von Schweidnitz 1413 Petrus Storch 1413 Petrus Wegun 1414 Hermann Daum 1414 Johannes Zach 1415 Nikolaus Hüter 1415 Lubbertus Starten 1416 Helmhold Glaedenstedt 1416 Peter Manschein 1451 Andreas Rudiger 1451 Johannes Heberer 1452 Johannes Bresslauer 1452 Nikolaus Smilow 1453 Thimo Passer 1453 Konrad Flurherr 1454 Nikolaus Gerstmann 1454 Heinrich Elling 1455 Peter Seehausen 1455 Johannes Schwertmann 1456 Nikolaus Meltzer 1456 Hermann Steinberg 1457 Johannes Taymuth 1457 Johannes Scheurelin 1458 Christoph Thyme 1458 Heinrich Kolk 1459 Johannes Gedaw 1459 Heinrich Pernold 1460 Christoph Thyme 1460 Heinrich Kolk 1461 Johannes Meise 1461 Johannes Stublinger 1462 Hieronymus Schwoffheim 1462 Johannes Evernhusen 1463 Dionxsius Flegk 1463 Johannes Fabri 1464 Thomas Werner 1464 Johannes Hasenfelt 1465 Dietrich von Schönberg 1465 Johannes Heroit 1466 Thomas Hertel 1466 Thomas Laram 1467 Stephan Fortune 1467 Johannes Permeter 1468 Stanislaus Poehmann 1468 Sebastian Zimmermann 1501 Brandan von Schöneich 1501 Virgel Wellendorfer 1502 Johannes Honorius 1502 Peter Eisenberg 1503 Michael Rau 1503 Sigesmund Altmann 1504 Stephan Gert 1504 Heinrich Raleveshusen 1505 Matthaeus Hennigk 1505 Sixtus Pfeffer 1506 Martin Meyendorn 1506 Arnold Wöstefeldes 1507 Ludwig Sartoris 1507 Heinrich Stromer 1508 Gregor Breitkopf 1508 Thilo von Trotha 1509 Paul Schwoffheim 1509 Hieronymus Dungersheim 1510 Peter Wirth (Löwenberg) 1510 Johannes Sperber 1511 Paul Schiller 1511 Konrad Tockler 1512 Sebastian von der Heide 1512 Godehard Lüderi 1513 Andreas Propst 1513 Nikolaus Apel 1514 Wolfgang Schindler 1514 Johannes Rogge 1515 Johannes Koel 1515 Alexander Sockler 1516 Johannes Langer 1516 Paul Dhym 1517 Franz Richter 1517 Simon Eissemann 1518 Johannes Lange 1518 Heinrich Cordes 1551 Caspar Landsidel 1551 Johannes Hommel 1552 Georg Czeler 1552 Bartolus Richius 1553 Maximus Geritz 1553 Johannes Meyer 1554 Franz Kram 1554 Alexander Alesius 1555 Aegidius Morch 1555 Andreas Knauer 1556 Siegesmund Prüfer 1556 Ernst Bock 1557 Hieronymus Zynaus 1557 Joachim Camerarius der Ältere 1558 Andreas Freihube 1558 Anton Glining 1559 Peter Helborn 1559 Johannes Hommel 1560 Franz Kram 1560 Alexander Alesius 1561 Andreas Morch 1561 Leonhard Wolf 1562 Andreas Freihube 1562 Caspar Jungerman 1563 Andreas Ellinger 1563 Victorin Striegel 1564 Franz Kram 1564 Georg Costius 1565 Simon Scheibe 1565 Georg Masbach 1566 Balthasar Gütler 1566 Johann Cramer 1567 Maximus Geritz 1567 Leonhard Wolf 1568 Erasmus Kirstein 1568 Franz Romanus 1601 Johannes Mayer 1601 Philipp Julius von Pommern 1602 Burchard Harbart 1602 Johannes Curtius 1603 Zacharias Schilter 1603 Johannes Friedrich 1604 Adolf Friedrich von Mecklenburg 1604 Gabriel Tincelius 1605 Wolfgang Mayer 1605 Wilhelm Schmuck 1606 Andreas Emmenius 1606 Franz Romanus 1607 Christoph Bruno 1607 Wolfgang Corvinus 1608 Georg Feige 1608 Otto Schwalenberg 1609 Christoph Meurer 1609 Johannes Leonhard Agricola 1610 Johannes Neldel 1610 Konrad Bavarus 1611 Bartholomaeus Gölnitz 1611 Wilhelm Schmuck 1612 Johann Philipp von Sachsen-Altenburg 1612 Sigismund Schilling 1614 Johannes Curtius 1615 Sigismund Finckelthaus 1615 Johannes Friedrich 1616 Michael Wirth 1616 Polykarp Leyser I. 1617 Samuel Mosbach 1617 Johannes Leonhard Agricola 1618 Georg Ernst von Schönburg 1618 Christoph Walpurger 1619 Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer 1650 Christoph Preibisius 1650 Johannes Michaelis 1651 Daniel Heinrici 1651 Johannes Ittig 1652 Johann Johann Philippi 1652 Johann Hülsemann 1653 Hieronymus Kromayer 1653 Leonhard Behr 1654 Johannes Preibisius 1654 Johannes Michaelis 1655 Christian Lange 1655 Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer 1656 David Schwertner 1656 Gottfried Schlüter 1657 Paul Wagner 1657 Leonhard Behr 1658 Johannes Preibisius 1658 Johannes Michaelis 1659 Johannes Ittig 1660 Johann Adam Schertzer 1660 Heinrich Andreas Mengering 1661 Christian Friedrich Franckenstein 1661 Johannes Ittig 1662 David Schwertner 1662 Johannes Michaelis 1663 Samuel Lange 1663 Amadeus Eckolt 1664 Johann Adam Schertzer 1664 Johann Ernst Noricus 1665 Gottfried Welsch 1665 Johannes Ittig 1666 Valentin Alberti 1666 Elias Siegesmund Reinhard 1667 Friedrich Rappolt 1667 Nicolaus Creusel 1668 Paul Amman 1668 Johannes Ittig 1670 Johann Gottlieb Hardt 1701 Gottfried Olearius 1701 Johann Christian Schamberg 1702 Johannes Cyprian 1702 Johannes Olearius 1703 Johann Christoph Schacher 1703 Der Umschlag zeigt auf der Vorderseite eine ansicht der Universität Leipzig und von teilen der stadt um 1845 nach einer kolorierten Lithographie von heinrich Otto Knäbig mit dem 1836 fertiggestellten augusteum von albrecht Geutebrück, der Universitätskirche st. Pauli, dem café Felsche und der Nikolaikirche am heutigen augustusplatz (von l.) sowie das Große Universitätssiegel und das Leibnizdenkmal aus dem Leibnizforum. Die rückseite zeigt einen Modellentwurf des Universitätsneubaus am augustusplatz. Die abbildungen sind mit einem ausschnitt aus dem schwurblatt der Matrikel von 1409 unterlegt (s. s. 8). Die inneren Umschlagseiten bringen eine auswahl von rektoren der Universität Leipzig, deren amtszeiten sich um die Universitäts­ jubiläen gruppieren. ZahLeN – DateN – FaKteN 3 Johannes Otto von Münsterberg 1409 Helmhold Glaedenstedt 1410 Vinzent Grüner 1410 Burchhard Tüntzmann 1411 Laurentius von Heilsberg 1411 Jakob Rodewitz 1412 Henning Boltenhagen 1412 Johann Hoffmann von Schweidnitz 1413 Petrus Storch 1413 Petrus Wegun 1414 Hermann Daum 1414 Johannes Zach 1415 Nikolaus Hüter 1415 Lubbertus Starten 1416 Helmhold Glaedenstedt 1416 Peter Manschein 1451 Andreas Rudiger 1451 Johannes Heberer 1452 Johannes Bresslauer 1452 Nikolaus Smilow 1453 Thimo Passer 1453 Konrad Flurherr 1454 Nikolaus Gerstmann 1454 Heinrich Elling 1455 Peter Seehausen 1455 Johannes Schwertmann 1456 Nikolaus Meltzer 1456 Hermann Steinberg 1457 Johannes Taymuth 1457 Johannes Scheurelin 1458 Christoph Thyme 1458 Heinrich Kolk 1459 Johannes Gedaw 1459 Heinrich Pernold 1460 Christoph Thyme 1460 Heinrich Kolk 1461 Johannes Meise 1461 Johannes Stublinger 1462 Hieronymus Schwoffheim 1462 Johannes Evernhusen 1463 Dionxsius Flegk 1463 Johannes Fabri 1464 Thomas Werner 1464 Johannes Hasenfelt 1465 Dietrich von Schönberg 1465 Johannes Heroit 1466 Thomas Hertel 1466 Thomas Laram 1467 Stephan Fortune 1467 Johannes Permeter 1468 Stanislaus Poehmann 1468 Sebastian Zimmermann 1501 Brandan von Schöneich 1501 Virgel Wellendorfer 1502 Johannes Honorius 1502 Peter Eisenberg 1503 Michael Rau 1503 Sigesmund Altmann 1504 Stephan Gert 1504 Heinrich Raleveshusen 1505 Matthaeus Hennigk 1505 Sixtus Pfeffer 1506 Martin Meyendorn 1506 Arnold Wöstefeldes 1507 Ludwig Sartoris 1507 Heinrich Stromer 1508 Gregor Breitkopf 1508 Thilo von Trotha 1509 Paul Schwoffheim 1509 Hieronymus Dungersheim 1510 Peter Wirth (Löwenberg) 1510 Johannes Sperber 1511 Paul Schiller 1511 Konrad Tockler 1512 Sebastian von der Heide 1512 Godehard Lüderi 1513 Andreas Propst 1513 Nikolaus Apel 1514 Wolfgang Schindler 1514 Johannes Rogge 1515 Johannes Koel 1515 Alexander Sockler 1516 Johannes Langer 1516 Paul Dhym 1517 Franz Richter 1517 Simon Eissemann 1518 Johannes Lange 1518 Heinrich Cordes 1551 Caspar Landsidel 1551 Johannes Hommel 1552 Georg Czeler 1552 Bartolus Richius 1553 Maximus Geritz 1553 Johannes Meyer 1554 Franz Kram 1554 Alexander Alesius 1555 Aegidius Morch 1555 Andreas Knauer 1556 Siegesmund Prüfer 1556 Ernst Bock 1557 Hieronymus Zynaus 1557 Joachim Camerarius der Ältere 1558 Andreas Freihube 1558 Anton Glining 1559 Peter Helborn 1559 Johannes Hommel 1560 Franz Kram 1560 Alexander Alesius 1561 Andreas Morch 1561 Leonhard Wolf 1562 Andreas Freihube 1562 Caspar Jungerman 1563 Andreas Ellinger 1563 Victorin Striegel 1564 Franz Kram 1564 Georg Costius 1565 Simon Scheibe 1565 Georg Masbach 1566 Balthasar Gütler 1566 Johann Cramer 1567 Maximus Geritz 1567 Leonhard Wolf 1568 Erasmus Kirstein 1568 Franz Romanus 1601 Johannes Mayer 1601 Philipp Julius von Pommern 1602 Burchard Harbart 1602 Johannes Curtius 1603 Zacharias Schilter 1603 Johannes Friedrich 1604 Adolf Friedrich von Mecklenburg 1604 Gabriel Tincelius 1605 Wolfgang Mayer 1605 Wilhelm Schmuck 1606 Andreas Emmenius 1606 Franz Romanus 1607 Christoph Bruno 1607 Wolfgang Corvinus 1608 Georg Feige 1608 Otto Schwalenberg 1609 Christoph Meurer 1609 Johannes Leonhard Agricola 1610 Johannes Neldel 1610 Konrad Bavarus 1611 Bartholomaeus Gölnitz 1611 Wilhelm Schmuck 1612 Johann Philipp von Sachsen-Altenburg 1612 Sigismund Schilling 1614 Johannes Curtius 1615 Sigismund Finckelthaus 1615 Johannes Friedrich 1616 Michael Wirth 1616 Polykarp Leyser I. 1617 Samuel Mosbach 1617 Johannes Leonhard Agricola 1618 Georg Ernst von Schönburg 1618 Christoph Walpurger 1619 Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer 1650 Christoph Preibisius 1650 Johannes Michaelis 1651 Daniel Heinrici 1651 Johannes Ittig 1652 Johann Johann Philippi 1652 Johann Hülsemann 1653 Hieronymus Kromayer 1653 Leonhard Behr 1654 Johannes Preibisius 1654 Johannes Michaelis 1655 Christian Lange 1655 Georg Tobias Schwendendörffer 1656 David Schwertner 1656 Gottfried Schlüter 1657 Paul Wagner 1657 Leonhard Behr 1658 Johannes Preibisius 1658 Johannes Michaelis 1659 Johannes Ittig 1660 Johann Adam Schertzer 1660 Heinrich Andreas Mengering 1661 Christian Friedrich Franckenstein 1661 Johannes Ittig 1662 David Schwertner 1662 Johannes Michaelis 1663 Samuel Lange 1663 Amadeus Eckolt 1664 Johann
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