Friedrich Blass

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Friedrich Blass, portrait from Alfred Gudeman : Imagines Philologorum (1911)

Friedrich Wilhelm Blass (born January 22, 1843 in Osnabrück , † March 5, 1907 in Halle (Saale) ) was a classical philologist .

Career

Friedrich Blass studied with Hermann Sauppe (1809–1893) in Göttingen and in Bonn with Friedrich Ritschl (1806–1876), whose actual pupil he became. He completed his habilitation in Königsberg in 1874 with Ludwig Friedländer (1824–1909) and Heinrich Jordan (1833–1886). In 1876 he was appointed to succeed Erwin Rohdes (1845–1898) in Kiel, where he became friends with Ivo Bruns (1853–1901), and in 1892 he moved to Halle (Saale), where he worked until his death. In Halle, in the Graeca Halensis, he was close friends with Wilhelm Dittenberger (1840–1906), Eduard Meyer (1855–1930) and Georg Wissowa (1859–1931).

Works

His grammar of New Testament Greek was revised by Albert Debrunner and later updated again and again by others. It is still used today in the academic world at the beginning of the 21st century and is still the most important standard work for grammar questions in the New Testament. It has also been translated into other languages. Pale was also an expert on classical Greek rhetoric. His magnum opus on The Attic eloquence presented the life and work of the ten Attic speakers in three volumes. The detailed comments on all the speeches by these ten speakers gave the work the character of a manual. In addition to the date and authorship, they also assessed style and content.

Fonts

  • Friedrich Blass: De Dionysii Halicarnassensis scriptis rhetoricis. Bonn 1863. 30 pp. [Diss. Univ. Bonn 1863.]
  • Friedrich Blass: The Greek eloquence in the period from Alexander to Augustus. An attempt at literary history. Berlin 1865. VIII, 234 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The Attic eloquence. Leipzig 1868–1880. Abth. 1: From Gorgias to Lysias. 1868. VI, 664 S. Abth. 2: Isocrates and Isaios. 1874. 550 pp. Abth. 3. Section 1: Demosthenes. 1877. VIII, 564 S. Abth. 3. Section 2: Demosthenes' comrades and opponents. 1880, 386 pp. (2nd edition 1887-1893).
  • Friedrich Blass: About the pronunciation of ancient Greek. Program of the Domgymnasium in Naumburg Easter 1869. Naumburg 1869.
  • Friedrich Blass: About the pronunciation of Greek. Expand u. verb. Re-print from d. Program of the Naumburg Cathedral Gymnasium for Easter 1869. Berlin 1870. 42 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: About the pronunciation of Greek. 2., completely redesigned. Ed. 1882. Berlin 1882. VIII, 110 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: About the pronunciation of Greek. 3., reworked. Ed. 1888. Berlin 1888. VIII, 140 pp.
  • Raphael Kühner: Detailed grammar of the Greek language. Hanover 1890-1892. T. 1: Elementary and form theory. 2 vols. 3rd ed. 1890-1892. In a new arrangement concerned v. Friedrich Blass. XXIV, 646 pp., XII, 652 pp.
  • Acta Apostolorum sive Lucae ad Theophilem liber alter. Edition philologica apparatu critico, commentario perpetuo, indice verborum illustrata auctore Friderico Blass. Göttingen 1895. X, 334 pp.
  • Acta Apostolorum sive Lucae ad Theophilem liber alter. Secundum formam quae videtur romanam edidit Fridericus Blass. Leipzig 1896. XXXII, 96 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Grammar of New Testament Greek. Göttingen 1896. XII, 332 pp.
  • Euangelium secundum Lucam sive Lucae ad Theophilem liber prior. Secundum formam quae videtur romanam edidit Fridericus Blass. Leipzig 1897. LXXXIV, 120 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Philology of the gospel. London 1898. VIII, 250 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Critical remarks on Matthew. Contributions to the promotion of Christian theology. Vol. 8. H. 4. Gütersloh 1900. 84 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The Holy Scriptures and the Protestant Church. A lecture on the Weingart trap. Berlin 1900. 24 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The rhythms of Attic art prose. Isocrates - Demosthenes - Plato. Leipzig 1901. XII, 200 pp.
  • Euangelium secundum Matthaeum cum variae lectionis delectu edidit Fridericus Blass. Leipzig 1901. XVIII, 110 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: On the necessity and value of the textual criticism of the New Testament. Lecture. Salt and light. H. 1. Barmen 1901. 32 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Grammar of New Testament Greek. 2., verb. u. Probably ed. 1902. Göttingen 1902. XII, 348 pp.
  • Euangelium secundum Iohannem cum variae lectionis delectu edidit Fridericus Blass. Leipzig 1902. LXIV, 112 pp.
  • Barnabas: Letter to the Hebrews. Text with details of the rhythms. Edited by Friedrich Blass. Halle Saale 1903. 54 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The interpolations in the Odyssey. An investigation. Halle Saale 1904. 306 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Science and Sophistics. Lecture in the Evangelical Club House in Hanover 1903. Berlin 1904. 56 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: About the textual criticism in the New Testament. A lecture given at the theological conference in Eisenach on May 25, 1904. Leipzig 1904. 40 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The rhythms of Asian and Roman art prose. Paul - Letter to the Hebrews - Pausanias - Cicero - Seneca - Curtius - Apuleius. Leipzig 1905. IV, 222 pp.
  • The Eumenides of Aeschylus. Explanatory edition v. Friedrich Blass. Berlin 1907. 180 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: The Origin and Character of our Gospels. Leipzig 1907. 38 pp.
  • Friedrich Blass: Professor Harnack and the writings of Luke. Contributions to the promotion of Christian theology. Vol. 11. H. 2. Gütersloh 1907. 44 pp.

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personal data
SURNAME Pale, Friedrich
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Blass, Friedrich Wilhelm (full name)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German philologist
DATE OF BIRTH January 22, 1843
PLACE OF BIRTH Osnabrück
DATE OF DEATH March 5, 1907
Place of death Halle (Saale)