Carl Arnold Kortum
Physician, Deceased Person
1745 – 1824
Who was Carl Arnold Kortum?
Carl Arnold Kortum was a German physician, but best known for his writing and poetry.
Born in Mülheim, Kortum studied medicine and was from 1771 physician in Bochum, where he died in 1824.
Kortum wrote several somewhat popular medical works, but also wrote a number of other less profitable works on various subjects, ranging from beekeeping to antiquarian topics to alchemy. However, he is most well known for his satirical epic poem, Life, Opinions, and Deeds of Hieronymus Jobs the Candidate, first published anonymously in 1784 and also known as The Jobsiade. He also published a number of other satirical works, but none enjoyed the same level of popularity.
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