Baier, Johann Wilhelm
Baier, Johann Wilhelm
a Lutheran theologian of Germany, oldest son of the writer of the same name, was born at Jena, June 12, 1675. He studied at his nlative place and at Halle; was in 1703 appointed adjunctus to the philosophical faculty at Jena, and in 1709 professor of theology and preacher at Altorf. He received the doctorate of divinity in 1710; and died May 24, 1729. He wrote, De Excideo Sodomca: De Quaestione- an Tenmpore Transitus Israelitarum fuerit Ordinarius. Fluxus et Refluxus Maris: De Odore Vestiumn Esavi: De Systemate Mundi Jobceo: De Behemot’ et Leviathan Elephante et Balena: De Variantium Lectionum Novi Testamenti Usu et Abusu: De : De Verbis Christi :Analysis et Vindicatio Illustr. Script. S. Dictorum. See Zeltner, Vitce Theologorum AltorJinorum; Jocher, Allgemeines Gelehrten-Lexikon, s.v. (B. P.)