Franz Eyssenhardt

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Franz Eyssenhardt (born March 6, 1838 in Berlin , † November 30, 1901 in Hamburg ) was a German classical philologist .

Life

Eyssenhardt studied philology at the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität Berlin . He then became a teacher at a high school in Werden . In 1868/1869 he traveled through Italy and in 1876 became a professor at the Johanneum School of Academics . The City Library of Hamburg he finally deduced 1,882th

Together with the philologist Henri Jordan, Eyssenhart published the two-volume Scriptores historiae Augustae in 1864 and published the annual reports from the Hamburg city library since 1883 . He also wrote twelve articles for the Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie .

Works

  • The Homeric Poetry (Berlin 1875)
  • Epistula urbica (Hamburg 1879)
  • Roman and Romanesque (Berlin 1882)
  • Hadrian and Florus (Berlin 1882)
  • Barthold Georg Niebuhr: a biographical attempt (Gotha 1886)
  • From the social life of the 17th century (Berlin 1887)
  • The conspiracy against Venice in 1618 (Hamburg 1888)
  • Medicinal Art and Alchemy in the 17th Century (Hamburg 1890)
  • Italy, portrayals of old and new poets (Hamburg 1890)

literature

Remarks

  1. ↑ Part of the yearbook of the Hamburg Scientific Institutions .

Web links

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personal data
SURNAME Eyssenhardt, Franz
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German classical philologist
DATE OF BIRTH March 6, 1838
PLACE OF BIRTH Berlin
DATE OF DEATH November 30, 1901
Place of death Hamburg