Eduard von Kausler

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Eduard von Kausler.

Heinrich Eduard von Kausler (born August 20, 1801 in Winnenden , † August 27, 1873 in Stuttgart ) was a German archivist, historian, Germanist and Romanist .

life and work

Kausler studied law in Tübingen, Göttingen and Berlin, as well as German and Romance medieval studies. From 1826 he went through a career at the Royal Württemberg House and State Archives in Stuttgart, which he crowned in 1857 with the office of Vice Director. He made particular contributions to Dutch and Lusitan studies as well as to the Württemberg document book (1848 ff).

The publication of the old French constitution of the Kingdom of Jerusalem ( Livres des assises ) based on a Munich manuscript he broke off after the first volume because a competing publication by Victor Fouché (1802–1866), a brother-in-law of Victor Hugo , appeared in France . This Assises du royaume de Jérusalem (Paris 1839–1841), based on a manuscript from Venice, he reviewed sharply.

Kausler was also one of the founders of the library of the Litterarian Society in Stuttgart in 1842 .

Honors, ennobling

Works

  • (Ed.) Les livres des assises et des usages dou reaume de Jerusalem sive Leges et instituta regni Hierosolymitani, Stuttgart 1839 (only 1 vol.)
  • Monuments of the Old Dutch Language and Literature, 3 vol., Tübingen 1840-1844; Leipzig 1866, Hildesheim 1978
  • History of the Crusades and the Kingdom of Jerusalem, from the Latin of Archbishop Wilhelm von Tyros, Stuttgart 1840, 1844
  • Cancioneiro Geral. Old Portuguese collection of songs by the noble Garcia de Resende, 3 vols., Stuttgart 1846-1848-1852 ( Library of the Litterarian Society in Stuttgart , vols. 15, 17, 26)

literature

Web links

Wikisource: Eduard Kausler  - Sources and full texts

Individual evidence

  1. Royal Württemberg Court and State Manual. 1847, p. 47.