Hermes (magazine)
Hermes (Subtitle: Journal for Classical Philology; originally: Hermes. Journal for Classical Philology ) is the title of one of the oldest still appearing journals in the field of classical studies . The articles deal mainly with classical philology , but the Hermes also traditionally publishes essays on ancient history , which is why one of the editors is always an ancient historian . Accepted languages of publication are German , English , French , Italian and Latin .
The magazine first appeared in 1866. The first editor was the Latinist Emil Huebner ; Furthermore, the Graecist Adolf Kirchhoff and the ancient historian Theodor Mommsen were involved in the establishment. Current editors are the Latinist Marcus Deufert , the ancient historians Hans Beck and Karl-Joachim Hölkeskamp and the Graecist Martin Hose .
The original publisher was Weidmann in Berlin. Today the magazine is published by Franz Steiner Verlag , Stuttgart, which also publishes a series of supplements called “individual publications ” in the form of monographs .
editor
- 1866–1881: Emil Hübner
- 1882–1901: Georg Kaibel
- 1882-1921: Carl Robert
- 1902–1913: Friedrich Leo
- 1914–1922: Georg Wissowa
- 1923–1929: Richard Heinze
- 1923–1944: Alfred Körte
- 1932–1944: Wolfgang Schadewaldt
- 1934–1944: Helmut Berve
- 1952–1981: Karl Büchner
- 1952–1977: Hans Diller
- 1952–1974: Herbert Nesselhauf
- 1975–1976: Horst Braunert
- 1977–2005: Jochen Bleicken
- 1978-2004: Hartmut Erbse
- 1982–1992: Willy Schetter
- 1993–2012: Siegmar Döpp
- since 2000: Karl-Joachim Hölkeskamp
- 2000–2017: Adolf Köhnken
- 2013–2020: Marcus Deufert
- since 2018: Martin Hose
- since 2019: Hans Beck
- since 2020: Claudia Schindler
Web links
- Homepage for the magazine at the publisher, with tables of contents from 2000
- Volumes 1–27 at DigiZeitschriften
- digital edition from Vol. 2, 1867, to Vol. 72, 1937 (with gaps) by Gallica
Individual evidence
- ^ Franz Steiner Verlag: Hermes editor. Retrieved December 9, 2019 .