Friedrich Leonard

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Friedrich Leonard (born September 17, 1884 in Osnabrück , † October 21, 1958 ibid) was a German high school teacher and classical archaeologist .

Life

Friedrich Leonard, the son of the bricklayer Friedrich Leonard, attended the Carolinum grammar school in Osnabrück and studied history and classical philology at the University of Münster from 1905 onwards . In the summer semester of 1906 he moved to the University of Greifswald , where he was particularly influenced by the philologist Alfred Gercke and the classical archaeologist Erich Pernice . The two also encouraged him to do his dissertation on Greek vase painting. Leonard passed the teaching exams in Latin, Greek and history on May 27th, 28th and June 17th.

From 1910 to 1912 Leonard completed his preparatory service in Greifswald and also wrote his dissertation, with which he became a Dr. phil. received his doctorate . As a result of this work, he was also used by Wilhelm Kroll for the real encyclopedia of classical antiquity (RE), for which Leonard wrote several articles about Greek vase painters until the 1920s.

On October 1, 1912 Leonard went to the Paulinum grammar school in Münster as an assistant teacher , where he was appointed senior teacher on June 1, 1914. On April 1, 1927, he was appointed head of the municipal grammar school and secondary school in Bottrop. He was retired on May 1, 1936.

After the Second World War , Leonard moved back to his native Osnabrück in 1949, where he died on October 21, 1958.

Fonts

  • About some vases from Hieron's workshop . Greifswald 1912 (dissertation)

Editing

  • with Hans Kolligs and Rudolf Schulze: Textbook of history for higher educational institutions. Volume 1: Middle Classes. Volume 2: Upper classes . Revision. 19th, revised and improved edition, Paderborn 1925
  • Josef Hense: Greco-Roman antiquity . 6th revised edition, Münster 1933. 7th revised edition, Münster 1949. 9./10. revised edition, Münster 1959

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. a b Message from the Osnabrück State Archives, September 30, 2010.