Autobiographies

of Famous Men

A Companion Piece to J. G. Müller's Johann Georg Müller (1759–1819) was a Swiss theologian whose "Self-Confessions" (Selbstbekenntnisse) were popular at the time for their focus on the inner spiritual life.

Self-Confessions,

Prof. Seybold. David Christoph Seybold (1747–1804) was a professor of classical literature and a historian who edited this series to provide moral and intellectual examples to the public.

Second Volume.

Johann Valentin Andreä Andreä (1586–1654) was a prominent Lutheran theologian and social critic, perhaps best known for his involvement with the Rosicrucian movement and his utopian work "Christianopolis."