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OETINGER, FRIEDRICH CHRISTOPH (1702-1782) , German divine and theosophist, was horn at Goppingen
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Count Zinzendorf at Herrnhut, remaining there some months as teacher of Hebrew and Greek. During his travels, in his eager search
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Swedenborg 's philosophy of heaven and earth, and added notesof his own. Eventually (1766) he became prelate at Murrhardt, where he died on the loth of February 1782. Oetinger's autobiography was published by J. Hamberger in 1845. He published about seventy works, in which he expounded his theosophic views. A collected edition, Samtliche Schriften (1st section, Homiletische Schriften, 5 vols., 18581866; and section, Theosophische Werke, 6 vols., 18581863), was prepared by K. F. C. Ehmann, who also wrote Oetinger's Leben and Briefe (1859). See also C. A. Auberlen, Die Theosophie Friedr. Chr, Oetinger's (1847; and ed., 1859), and Herzog
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