Johann Burckhardt Mencke

into the Prussian army. In Leipzig, he enjoyed the protection of Johann Burckhardt Mencke, who, under the name of "Philander von der Linde", was a well-known

Leipzig, and was a friend of the publisher of New Learned Works, Johann Burckhardt Mencke. On 24 October 1730, Zedler sent the Council of the City of Leipzig

and Christian Wolff. After Otto Mencke's death in 1707, Acta Eruditorum was directed by his son, Johann Burckhardt Mencke, who died in 1732. The journal

university libraries had become mainstream, another Leipzig scholar, Johann Burckhardt Mencke, provided valuable support by allowing Kapp access to his extensive

1705 WS 594 Johann Christian Schamberg 1706 SS 595 Gottlob Friedrich Seligmann 1706 WS 596 Lüder Mencke 1707 SS 597 Johann Burckhardt Mencke 1707 WS 598