Jonsius, Joannes, 1624-1659

LC control no.	nr 98019467
Descriptive conventions	rda
Personal name heading	Jonsius, Joannes, 1624-1659 *Browse this term in* LC Authorities or the LC Catalog
Variant(s)	Holsatia, Joannes Jonsius, 1624-1659 Ionsenius, Johannes, 1624-1659 Ionsius, Ioannes, 1624-1659 Ionsius, Johannes, 1624-1659 Joensen, Johannes, 1624-1659 Jönsen, Johann, 1624-1659 Jonsen, Johannes, 1624-1659 Jonsenius, Joh. (Johannes), 1624-1659 Jonsenius, Johannes, 1624-1659 Jonsius, Johann, 1624-1659 Jonsius, Johannes , 1624-1659
Associated country	Germany
Birth date	16241020
Death date	1659-04
Place of birth	Rendsburg (Germany)
Place of death	Frankfurt am Main (Germany)
Field of activity	Education Philosophy--History Philology
Profession or occupation	Educators Philosophers Philologists
Found in	His Ioannis Ionsii Holsati De scriptoribus historae philosophicae, 1716 RLIN, May 22, 1998 (hdg.: Jonsius, Joannes, 1624-1659; Jonsius, Johannes, 1624-1659; usage: Ioannis Ionsii Holsati, Joannis Jonsii Holsati, Joh. Jonsenius, Jonsenius) Deutsche Nationalbibliothek online, (access point: Jonsius, Johannes; other access points: Iönsenius, Johannes; Ionsenius, Johannes; Ionsius, Johannes; Ionsius, Ioannes; Joensen, Johannes; Jönsen, Johann; Jönsen, Johannes; Jönsenius, Johannes; Jonsen, Johannes; Jonsenius, Johannes; Jonsius, Joannes (LoC-NA); Jonsius, Johann); dates: 1624-1659; from Rendsburg/Holstein; school rector in Rendsburg, Schleswig and Frankfurt/Main; philologist and philosopher) NDB/ADB Deutsche Biographie online, Mar. 29, 2014 (access point: Jonsius, Johannes; born Oct. 20, 1624 in Rendsburg, son of the mayor; studied U. Rostock, becoming adjunct of the philosophical faculty in 1648; returned as conrector to Rendsburg in 1649, but appearing to be of an erratic ("unstät") personality he frequently changed his place of residence: 1650 assessor of the philosophical faculty, U. Königsberg; 1652 again rector in Rendsburg; 1656 in the same capacity in the cathedral school, Schleswig; 1657 prorector of the gymnasium in Frankfurt a.M., in which town he died in April 1659, in this 35th year ; important for the history of philosophy because of his book "De scriptoribus historiae philosophiae" (1659), compiling with great erudition a history of ancient philosophy in chronological order, illuminating the history of philosophy thereby)