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DIPPEL, JOHANN KONRAD (1673-1734) , German theologian and alchemist, son of a Lutheran pastor, was born at the castle of Frankenstein, near Darmstadt
he went to Strassburg, where he lectured on alchemy and chiromancy, and occasionally preached. He gained considerable popularity, but was obliged after a time to quit the city, owing to his irregular manner of living. He had up to this time espoused the cause of the orthodox as against the pietists; but in his two first works, published under the name" Christianus Democritus," Orthodoxia Orthodoxorum (1697) and Papismus vapulans Protestanlium (1698), he assailed the fundamental positions of the Lutheran theology. He held that religion consisted not in dogma but exclusively in love and self-sacrifice. To avoid persecution he was compelled to wander from place to place in Germany, Holland, Denmark and Sweden. He took the degree of doctor
medicine
distillation
An enlarged edition of Dippel's collected works was published at Berleburg in 1743. See the biographies
Ackermann (Leipzig
Hoffmann
Darmstadt
Bender
Bonn
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