Hofmann, Theodor, 1843-1914

Occupation
Catholic high school teachers
Politicians
Catholic Church--Clergy
(dot) Faculty member, College or University

found: Programm des Königlichen Gymnasiums Ehingen für das Schuljahr 1879 auf 1880, 1880:Part 1, Der XXII Psalm in das Arabische übersetzt und erklärt von Jepheth ben Ali ha-Baçri (Professor Theodor Hofmann; translator and writer of commentary)

found: BIORAB Kaiserreich-Online, viewed August 15, 2017(Professor Dr. theol. Theodor Hofmann)

found: Wikipedia (German), viewed August 15, 2017Theodor Hofmann (born 16 October 1843 in Sulz am Neckar; died 22 April 1914 in Urlau) was a Catholic priest, professor and member of the German Reichstag. Hofmann attended high schools in Ellwangen and Ehingen and the University of Tübingen (studying theology and philology). In 1867 he was ordained a priest; afterwards he was vicar in Schramberg, and served in Tübingen and Versailles. 1877 he became Professor in the Obergymnasium and head of the Konvikt in Ehingen and pastor in Urlau in 1894. On 17 November 1896 he became a member of the Reichstag for the Constituency of Württemberg 13 including Aalen, Gaildorf, Neresheim, and Ellwangen. He represented the constituency until 1907 and belonged to the faction of the Center Party.)