In 1519 heaccompanied Luther to the disputation with Dr.
He instructed aclass in religion, for which purpose he prepared a catechism. He spentseveral years in Wittenberg and was admitted into the household of Luther, whoalso secured for him a teaching position at the university. In 1515 he came to Wittenberg and wasreceived by Luther, who became interested in the talented young man. At an early agehe was sent to school at Brunswick. Johann Agricola (Johannes Eisleben) was born April 20,1492, in Eisleben, where his father was employed as a tailor. Victor was “the foremostamong the sacred poets of the Middle Ages.” Ĥ11. Archbishop Trench, who published a selection of his poems inhis Sacred Latin Poetry, says that Adam of St.
Leon Gautier, the editor of the first complete edition ofthem, Paris, 1858. Ofthe rest of the 106 hymns and sequences of his that we possess, the largestpart-some 47 remaining unpublished-were removed to the NationalLibrary in the Louvre at Paris on the destruction of the abbey.
These were published b圜lichtoveus, a Roman Catholic theologian of the first half of the 16th centuryin his Elucidatorium Ecclesiasticum. Victor in the Revolution, but 37 of them hadalready found their way into general circulation. His sequences, which were in manuscript, were destroyed at thedissolution of the Abbey of St. He was the author of several prose works aswell. It is quite probablethat he was the author of many more than the numerous hymns and sequences whichare definitely known to be his. Victor hada facile pen and spent his life in study and authorship. In this abbey, which was celebrated as a school oftheology, Adam passed the whole rest of his life.-Adam of St. The abbey was then in thesuburbs, but afterwards, through the growth of Paris, it was included withinthe walls of that city. Adam was educated at Paris, and about 1130, when still quite a youngman, he became a monk in the Abbey of St. He is called “Brito” by those nearest his own epoch but whether this indicates “Britain” or “Brittany” isuncertain. Victor was one ofthe most prolific of the Latin hymnists of the Middle Ages, very little isknown of him. In 1908 he was married to Elsie Cathrine Raun. He held various offices throughoutthe synod, and in 1947 received the Knight Cross of Denmark from KingFrederick. From 1926 until hisretirement in 1946 he served in Minneapolis. Peder’s Lutheran Church, Dwight, Illinois. His firstcall was to Marinette, Wisconsin, after which he was pastor from 1912 to 1926of St. Ansgar’s College, andGrand View College and Seminary in Des Moines, Iowa, 1904-1908, he was ordainedto the ministry of the Danish Evangelical Lutheran Church in America. He went to Minneapolis,Minnesota, to join his brother who was then studying for the ministry atAugsburg College and Seminary. Born November 8, 1877, in Moberg on the West coastof Denmark, he came to the United States in 1901. ES FLOG EIN KLEINS WALDVÖGELEINĪaberg, author of Hymns and Hymnwriters of Denmark, 1945, and editor of Favored Hymns and Songs, 1961, translated some eighty hymns and songs from Danishand served on the committees which compiled the American Lutheran Hymnal, 1930 the Hymnal for Church and Home, 1927 the Junior Hymnal for Church and Home, 1932 and the revised Hymnal for Church and Home, 1928.
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