| Thure Weidman | |
| Type: | Bishop |
| Church: | Church of Sweden |
| Birth Date: | 15 December 1744 |
| Diocese: | Diocese of Skara |
| Term: | 1789–1828 |
| Birth Place: | Gladsax Parish, Scania, Sweden |
| Death Place: | Skara, Sweden |
Thure Weidman (15 December 1744 – 15 August 1828) was a Swedish professor at Lund University and bishop of the Diocese of Skara.
Weidman was born in Gladsax Parish, Scania.[1] He began his studies in Lund in 1756, received his master's degree in philosophy with high honors in 1766, was hired the same year as a library instructor and was appointed as docent in 1767 in literary history and later in ethics. He became an adjunct in 1771 in Oriental languages and Greek at Lund University and was promoted to the role of professor in the same subjects in 1776. Three years later he was transferred to a professorship in the theological faculty and held the chair until being appointed to bishop of the Diocese of Skara in May 1789. He served as bishop until 1828.[2] His writings are confined almost exclusively to dissertations on theological and philological content. Weidman was inspektor of Blekingska Nation at Lund University from 1787 to 1789, succeeding Sven Lagerbring.[3]
He died in Skara in 1828.
Weidman married Inga Lovisa von Celse (1755–1811), daughter of his friend and fellow bishop Olof Celsius the Younger.[4] [5] Their children were ennobled with the name [6] in 1805. Weidman's siblings included priest Pehr Gottfrid Weidman, mayor Lars Johan Weidman, and, who was later knighted and took the surname Lagerheim.