Johann Sithmann

Johann Sithmann (1602–1666) was a German jurist, Professor of Pedagogy at the University of Greifswald and author,[1] known from the 1657 publication Idea Arboris Consanguinitatis & Affinitatis Theoreticae & Practicae,[2] and other works.

Family tree by Sithmann, 1657

Publications
  • 1654. Disputatio ex jure publico de comitiis imperii Romano-Germanici
  • 1654. Nucleus Pandectarum paratitlaris : praemissâ ad singulos quinquaginta libros tabulâ generali & singulorum librorum tabulis specialibus, qua seriem materiarum cognos cendam apprime utilibs, ex texta legum historia chronologica iure.
  • 1657. Idea Arboris Consanguinitatis & Affinitatis Theoreticae & Practicae.
  • 1657. Idea iuris episcopalis moderni : quomodo praesertim in ecclesiis Augustanae confessionis jus episcopale constituatur: in personis episcopum eligentibus ... ; in singularem nostrorum consistoriorum & ecclesiarum utilitatem noviter exhibita
  • 1661. Johannis Sithmanni speculum imperii Romani : ab origine urbis de eius regimine, magistratibus, patribus, plebe, iurisconsultis, deque iuris continuatione ad Iustinianum et inde de origine iurium Gothicorum, Longobardorum, de iure doctorum et academiarum, accessione iuris feudalis, canonici, iurisque publici introductione, transactione Passaviensi, pacificatione religiosa et capitulatione Caesarea ; Varie et chronologice continuatum.
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References
  1. Sithmann, Johann (1602 - 1666) CERL Thesaurus
  2. Idea Arboris Consanguinitatis & Affinitatis Theoreticae & Practicae, 1657 at digital.staatsbibliothek-berlin.de


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