Christoph Mesenbring

Executed by beheading in May, 1613 in Leipzig.

Mentioned in Thesaurus Iuris Provincialis Et Statutarii Illustrati Germaniae Oder Samlung zur Erläuterung derer Provinzial- und Statutarischen Rechte Teutschlandes: https://www.google.com/books/edition/Thesaurus_Iuris_Provincialis_E...

Ad Part IV. art. 6.
Propter solum bannum aut proclamationem nemo mortepuniendus, nisi nominatum cum illa proclamatoione damnatus fuisset ad mortem. Dan. Möller 2. Semestr. 24. n. 3. fed vide Const. Elect. p. 4. C. 48. ibique Möller.
angehesteter bedr???g) Lices claufula ifta comminatoria priori sententiae annexa non fuerat, tamen ad informationem Scabin. Magdeburg. sententia decapitationis fuit pronunciata contra Christoph Mesenbring 1613. d. -- May. In eadem causa Lipsienses decreverant sustigationem, quia probatum eras occisum Timmen Holsten, Ruhlengraber zu St. Lacobi, dieti Christ. Mesenbrings matrem vocasse eine abgeschaumte Chebrecherische hure, atque ita ad iram provocaffe, fed Sp. Senatus Magdeburgens. informat. eft fecutus, nec Lipsiensium aperire voluit, ne ad dubitandum occasio effet.

(Google Translation from Latin):

To Part IV. Art. 6.
No one shall be put to death on account of a mere ban or proclamation, unless the person named with that proclamation had been condemned to death. Dan. Möller 2. Semestr. 24. n. 3. fed see Const. Elect. p. 4. C. 48. and there Möller.

Angehesteter bedrawn) Although this threatening clause had not been annexed to the previous sentence, yet for Scabin's information. Magdeburg the sentence of beheading was pronounced against Christoph Mesenbring in 1613. d. -- May. In the same case the people of Leipzig had decided to instigate, because it was proved that Timmen Holsten, Ruhlengraber zu St. had been killed. Lacob, diety Christ. Mesenbrings mother called eine abgeschaumte Chebrecherische hure, and so to provoke anger, fed Sp. The Magdeburg Senate informs it was done, and he did not wish to open it to the Lipsians, lest there should be occasion for doubt.