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<p> an eminent German theologian, was born at Egeln, near Magdeburg, August 23, 1781. He studied theology at the universities of [[Halle]] and G ö ttingen. In 1813 he became lecturer in the latter university, and in 1816 went to [[Berlin]] University, and there lectured on the exegesis of the N.T. Here he became intimate with De Wette and Schleiermacher, whose views greatly influenced the remainder of his career as a theologian. In 1818 he was, at the same time as Giescler, appointed professor at the newly- established University of Bonn and in. 1827 became professor of theology at G ö ttingen. He died in that city February 14, 1855. He wrote Commentatio de [[Ecclesia]] Christianorum apostolica (G ö tting l813 4to): — Ueber den neutestam. [[Kanon]] des [[Eusebius]] von [[Caesarea]] (Berlin, 1816, 8vo): — Grundriss d. neutestam. Hermeneutik u. ihrer Gesch. (Gatting. 1817, 8ro): — Commentar. 2 d. Schrifien d. l'Evangelisten [[Johannes]] (Bonn, 1820-32, 4 volumes, 8vo; 3d edit. 1843-56: transl. into English under the title [[Commentary]] on the [[Epistles]] of St. Johns, Edinb. 1837,12mo): — Quaestiones ac vindiciae Didymianie (G ö ttingen, 1829, 4 parts, 4to). He also took part with De Wette and Schleiermacher in the publication of the Theologische Zeitschrift (Berlin, 1819-22, 3 parts, 8vo), and with Gieseler in that of the Zeitschrift f ü r gebildete Christen (Elberfeld, 1823 and 1824, 4 parts, 8vo). He also contributed some valuable articles to the Theolog. Studien u. Kritiken. Hoefer, Nouv. Biog. Gen. 32:165; Pierer, Universal-Lexikon, 10:569; Herzog, Real-Encyklops. 8:525 sq.; Darling, Cyclop. Bibliog. 2:1879; Kitto, Cyclop. of Bibl. Lit. 2:860. </p>

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