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AUGUST CARPZOV (1612-1683)

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CARPZOV (1612-1683)  , fifth son of the first Benedikt, distinguished himself as a diplomatist .
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Born at Colditz on the 4th of
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June 1612, he studied at the
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universities of
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Wittenberg,
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Leipzig and
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Jena, and in 1637 was appointed
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advocate of the
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court of
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justice (Hofgericht) at Wittenberg . Entering the service of
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Frederick
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William II.,
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duke of
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Saxe-
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Altenburg, he took
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part in the negotiations which led to the.
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peace of
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Westphalia in 1648, and was appointed
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chancellor by the duke in 1649 . From 1672 to 168o he was
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chief
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minister of Ernest I. and Frederick I.,
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dukes of Saxe-
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Coburg-
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Gotha, and died at Coburg on the 19th of
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November 1683 .
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August, who was a
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man of
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earnest piety, wrote Der gekreuzigte Jesus (1679) and some
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treatises on
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jurisprudence .

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