Bernhard Sepp

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Bernhard Sepp (born September 3, 1853 in Koblenz , † March 8, 1920 in Regensburg ) was a German historian who taught as a professor at the Royal Lyceum in Regensburg.

Life

Bernhard Sepp was a son of the historian Johann Nepomuk Sepp and his wife Anna Maria Clemens. He attended the Maximiliansgymnasium in Munich and studied art and history at the University of Munich from 1872 to 1875 . While still a student, he went on a research trip with his father to Phenicia and Palestine in 1874 , where they looked, among other things, for evidence of a Christian-Byzantine structural origin of the Dome of the Rock . In 1881 Bernhard Sepp received his doctorate with the dissertation "The migration of the Cimbri and Teutons " in Würzburg . In the following year he began working as a teacher at the humanistic grammar school in Eichstätt . In 1887 he became an associate professor and in 1898 a full professor of history and philosophy at the Royal Lyceum in Regensburg.

Among other things, Sepp published several writings on Maria Stuart . In 1886 he was a founding director of the Eichstätt Historical Association .

In 1891 he married Amalie, b. Auracher.

Works (selection)

  • Johann Nepomuk Sepp, Bernhard Sepp: The rock dome, a Justinian church of St. Sophia, and the other temples in Jerusalem. Kellerer, Munich 1882 ( archive.org ).
  • The Zeußsche hypothesis about the origin of Bavaria from the Hermunduri , Munich 1882nd
  • The migration of the Cimbri and Teutons , Munich 1882.
  • Diary of the unfortunate Queen of Scots Maria Stuart (das. 1882–83, 2 parts)
  • Maria Stuart and her accusers (that. 1884)
  • The legacy of the unfortunate Queen of Scots Maria Stuart (that. 1885)
  • Maria Stuart's correspondence with A. Babington (that. 1886)

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Sepp, Bernhard. In: German Biographical Yearbook. Deutsche Verlagsanstalt Stuttgart, transition volume 2, death list 1920.
  2. a b Sepp, Bernhard. In: German Contemporaries Lexicon. Schulze, Leipzig 1905.