Erik Gren

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Erik Idor Theander Gren (born October 3, 1904 in Karlstad , † November 21, 1959 in Uppsala ) was a Swedish ancient historian and librarian .

Erik Gren worked as a librarian at Uppsala University from 1931 . At the university he received his doctorate in 1941 with a dissertation in Asia Minor and the Eastern Balkans in the economic development of the Roman Empire and became a university lecturer in the same year. In 1944 he became senior librarian and in 1947 senior librarian. Gren was an expert on the economic history of the Roman Empire . He has been a member of the Nathan Söderblom Society since 1954 and of the Swedish Humanist Society Uppsala since 1959 .

Fonts

  • The coin find from Viminacium. Preliminary report. Almquist & Wiksell / Harrassowitz, Uppsala / Leipzig 1934.
  • Asia Minor and the Eastern Balkans in the Economic Development of the Roman Empire. Uppsala 1941 (Reprint Ayerpub 1979, ISBN 0-405-12365-5 ).
  • Editor with Bernhard Lewin: Donum natalicium HS Nyberg oblatum 28. mense dec. 1954. Almquist & Wiksell, Uppsala 1954.

literature

  • Gustav Karlsson , Nils Simonsson (editors): Studia orientalia memoriae Erici Gren dedicata. Almqvist & Wiksell, Uppsala 1961.