, a learned professor of divinity at Leipsic, was son of John I
, a learned professor of divinity at
Leipsic, was son of John Ittigius,“professor of physic in
the same university, and born there in 1644. He received
the first part of his education at Leipsic then went to Rostoc, and lastly to Strasburg, to perfect his studies after
which he was admitted a professor in philosophy at Leipsic, and published a treatise upon burning mountains. He
then became a minister, and exercised that function in various churches in the same place. In 1680 he was made
archdeacon, and licentiate in divinity; and, in 1691, professor extraordinary in the same faculty, and ordinary professor the ensuing year. He furnished several papers
published in the Leipsic Acts: besides which we have of
his,
” Dissertatio de haeresiarchis aevi apostolici ejus proximi;“”Appendix de ha3resiarchis“”Prolegomena ad
Josephi opera“” Bibliotheca patrum apostolkorum Graeco-Latina;“” Historia synodorum nationalium in Gallia a
reformatis habitarum“” Liber de bibliothecis et catenis
patrum“” Exhortationes theologicæ“” Historic ecclesiasticæ primi et secundi seculi selecta capita." Some
part of this last did not appear till after the death of the
author, which happened April 7, 1710.