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Anna Ovena Hoyer (born: Anke Hanß, aka Anna Ovena Hoyers, Swedish: Anna Orena Höijer) (Koldenbüttel on Ejdersted peninsula 1584 – 27 November 1655) was a writer and poet, originally German; active in Sweden from 1632. She belonged to the Schwenkfeldians (a branch founded by Nicolaus Knutzen Teting called Brethren in Christ (Brüder in Christo)) and was a critic of Lutheranism.
Biography
Hoyer was the only child of the wealthy astronomer Hans Owens (aka Johann Oven) (1560–1584) and his wife Wennecke Hunnens (1567–1587). After her parents' deaths she lived with her uncle Meves Owens (1555–1630) and was educated in astronomy, literature, music, and the Classics. At 15 she married Hermann Hoyer, stadtholder in Ejdersted, with whom she had at least nine children. With her dowry, amounting to 100,000 rixdollar of Lübeck fineness, she helped to repay debts charged on her spouse's estates. She inherited the manor Hoyersworth (a part of today's Oldenswort) in the North Sea coastal marshes at Hermann Hoyer's death on 13 September 1622.
She was influenced by Indian religion in her reluctance to kill anything living, and became influenced by the sectarians Nicolaus Knutzen Teting and Hartvig Lehmann, religious refugees from Flensborg to whom she gave asylum. She refused to participate in the church services and held her own. She ruined herself on charity. In 1632, she sold her estate to Augusta of Denmark and fled with her five children to Sweden, where she became a protégée of the queen, Maria Eleonora of Brandenburg. In 1634 she visited Hoyersworth and experienced in October the devastating Burchardi flood. In Sweden she resided in Västervik and thereafter at a little property outside Stockholm until her death.
Works
Poem (anonymous, Slesvig, 1617)
"Schreiben an die Herrn Titulträger von Hohen Schulen" (1625)
Gespräch eines Kindes mit seiner Mutter (1628)
De denische Dörp-Pape (anti-Lutheran publication), Paul Schütze (ed.), in: Zeitschrift der Gesellschaft für schleswig-holstein-lauenburgische Geschichte, vol. 15 (1885), pp. 243–299.
originally published in 1630
Das Buch Ruth, in Teutsche Reimen gestellet. Stockholm (1634) (dedicated to Queen Maria Eleonore)
Ein Schreiben übers Meer gesandt an die Gemein in Engellandt (1649)
Annae Ovenae Hoijers Geistliche und Weltliche Poemata. Amsterdam (1650)
«Geistliche und weltliche Poëmata» (collection) Amsterdam, (1655)
«Posaunenschall vom Abendmahl im Königs Saal nach Babels Fall»
«Two seventeenth century Dutch Carols», Editions Ars Femina (1991)
Her Gespräch eines Kindes mit seiner Mutter, written for her children and published in 1628, was reissued in 1698 by Phillipp Jacob Spener without naming the actual author. Another new edition entitled The Way of True Piety in the Following Spiritual Conversation of a Child with His Mother: Presented by a Christian Matron appeared in 1720. Her Annae Ovenae Hoijers Geistliche und Weltliche Poemata (Spiritual and Secular Poetry), on the other hand, was banned the following year. Some of her unprinted poetry, including songs, are kept in Stockholm today. For her songs she partly composed with her own melodies, partly she wrote them on known secular songs for the common house music with her children.
References
Sources
Höijer, Anna Orena i Wilhelmina Stålberg, Anteckningar om svenska qvinnor (1864)
Hoyers, Anna Ovena, i Carl Frederik Bricka, Dansk biografisk Lexikon (första utgåvan, 1894)
Kjellander Rune, Familjen Hoyer i Schlesvig-Holstein och Sverige (1989)
Biography for Anna Ovena Hoyers at New German Biography
Women and the Reformation: Anna Hoyers
Further reading
"Hoyers, Anna Ovena, Biographie, Gedichte", on: Meine Bibliothek, retrieved on 1 November 2011.
Holger F. Rørdam, "Hoyers, Anna Ovena", in: Dansk biografisk leksikon, vol. VIII.: Holst - Juul, pp. 137seq.
Anna Ovena Hoyer: Christe Gotts ein'ger Sohn du bist on musicalion.com
Digitized prints by Anna Ovena Hoyer in the catalog of the Herzog August Bibliothek
Pamphlets by and about Anna Ovena Hoyer in VD 17
Full texts of two poems by Anna Ovena Hoyer by https://sophie.byu.edu/
Collection of links about Hoyer by Zeno.org
Women in German Literary History: The first 800 Years pdf- Includes Hoyer's German poetry
B. Becker-Cantarino (ed.): Annae Ovenae Hoijer's clergy and secular poemata. Reprint d. Ed. Amsterdam 1650, Tübingen 2011 [first 1986].
German literature on google sites: Anna Hoijer
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Anna Ovena Hoyer, auch Hoyers oder Hoijers, [1] (* 1584 in Koldenbüttel, Nordfriesland; † 27. November 1655 auf Gut Sittwick bei Stockholm, Schweden) war eine norddeutsche Dichterin …
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Anna Ovena Hoyers (1584-1655) Hoyers represents an example of non-orthodox religious writing: after the death of her husband she began writing – under her own name, an unusual act for a …
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