Gustav Christoph Sarpe
Gustav Christoph Sarpe (Gustav Johann Christoph; born January 19, 1779 in Magdeburg , † November 2, 1830 in Rostock ) was a classical philologist and headmaster in Rostock.
He graduated from the pedagogy at the monastery of Our Dear Women in Magdeburg at Easter 1797. He then studied in Halle (Saale) until 1800 and was awarded a doctorate there. phil. PhD. In 1801 he became a teacher at the pedagogy at Berge monastery , after the end of the pedagogy in 1811, he became a preacher in the monastery community and first teacher at the school teachers' college in the then Elbe department until 1815.
In 1815 he was appointed to the large city school Rostock , where he also advises. full professor of Greek literature at the University of Rostock and rector or director of the large city school. He held both offices for 15 years and led the school to a new reputation, also through a division into a new humanist and a realistic branch with a citizen school .
literature
- Richard Hoche : Sarpe, Gustav Christoph . In: Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie (ADB). Volume 30, Duncker & Humblot, Leipzig 1890, p. 376.
Web links
- Literature about Gustav Christoph Sarpe in the state bibliography MV
- Entry on Gustav Christoph Sarpe in the Catalogus Professorum Rostochiensium
First chair (until 1810 council professorship of the Greek language): Johannes Posselius (the elder) (1553–1591) | Johannes Posselius (the Younger) (1593–1623) | Johann Huswedel (1623–1627) | Bernhard Taddel (1650–1656) | Christian Woldenberg (1657-1659) | Heinrich Müller (1659–1662) | Christian Kortholt (1663–1665) | Johann Mantzel (1674–1681) | Gottfried Weiss (1684–1693) | Johann Gottlieb Möller (1694–1696) | Jacob Burgmann (1699–1724) | Jakob Christoph Wolff (1725–1758) | Hermann Jacob Lasius (1764–1802) | Johann Christian Wilhelm Dahl (1802–1803) | Immanuel Gottlieb Huschke (1806–1828) | Gustav Christoph Sarpe (1815–1830) | Ludwig Bachmann (1833–1881) Rudolf Helm (1907–1937) | Andreas Thierfelder (1938–1940) | Rudolf Helm (1947–1948) | Werner Hartke (1948–1955) | Franz Zimmermann (1961–1962) | Wolfgang Hering (1964–1986) | Wolfgang Bernard (since 1994)
Second chair: Franz Volkmar Fritzsche (1828–1887) | Eduard Schwartz (1887-1893) | Hans von Arnim (1893–1900) | Otto Kern (1900–1907) | Johannes Geffcken (1907–1933) | Kurt von Fritz (1933–1934) | Hans Diller (1937–1942) | Hermann Kleinknecht (1944–1951) | Werner Krenkel (1975–1993) | Jürgen Leonhardt (1994–1997) | Christiane Reitz (1999–2019) | Nicola Hömke (since 2019)
Third chair (from 1888 extraordinary): Richard Foerster (1875–1881) | Georg Kaibel (1882–1883) | Friedrich Leo (1883–1888) | Friedrich Marx (1888–1889) | Richard Reitzenstein (1889-1892) | Hans von Arnim (1893) | Erich Bethe (1893–1897) | Otto Kern (1897–1900) | Karl Kalbfleisch (1900–1903) | Otto Plasberg (1903–1909)
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| SURNAME | Sarpe, Gustav Christoph |
| ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Sarpe, Gustav Johann Christoph |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | German classical philologist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | January 19, 1779 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Magdeburg |
| DATE OF DEATH | November 2, 1830 |
| Place of death | Rostock |