Josef Golling

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Josef Golling (born March 13, 1848 in Linz , † March 30, 1916 in Vienna ) was an Austrian pedagogue and classical philologist .

Golling passed his state examination as a teacher around 1874, then was a teacher at the kk Obergymnasium Wiener Neustadt, at the German grammar school in Olmütz and from 1883 at the grammar school of IX. District in Vienna (then Maximilian-Gymnasium, today Gymnasium Wasagasse), where he still taught German and Latin in 1904 (as a professor).

He published mainly on Latin grammar. He also wrote school books (including on Titus Livius , Ovid , Virgil , Cornelius Nepos , Curtius Rufus ).

Fonts

  • De Calliclis orationis quae est in Gorgia Platonico sex locis commentatio. Self-published by the kk Obergymnasium Wiener Neustadt, Vienna 1875.
  • Syntax of the Latin poetic language. In: Annual report of the kk Staats-Gymnasium in the IX. Districts of Vienna for the school year 1891/92. Self-published, Vienna 1892, pp. 1-20 ( online ).
  • as editor: P. Vergili Maronis carmina selecta. With a grammatical introduction. Vienna 1893.
  • Memorabilia Alexandri Magni et aliorum virorum illustrium. by K. Schmidt and O. Gehlen, 6th abridged edition obtained from J. Golling, Vienna 1894 (selection from Cornelius Nepos and Curtius Rufus).
  • with Carl Friedrich Wilhelm Müller , Heinrich Blase , Friedrich Stolz , Gustav Landgraf : Historical grammar of the Latin language. 3 volumes, Teubner, Leipzig 1894–1903 (with supplement 1908).
  • Chrestomathy from Livy. Hölder, Vienna 1900.
  • School commentary on Livy. Volume I: To Book I. Vienna 1904. Volume II: To Book XXI. Vienna 1905.
  • Chrestomathy from Cornelius Nepos and Q. Curtius Rufus. Hölder, Vienna 1903.
  • School commentary on an edition of Virgils Bukolika and Georgica. Following the editions of J. Golling and W. Kloucek. Vienna 1906.
  • Commentary on Virgil's Aeneid. Following the editions of J. Golling and W. Kloucek, Vienna 1915
  • Commentary on P. Ovidii Nasonis carmina selecta. In addition to vocabulary and grammatical introduction. 2nd edition, Graeser, Vienna 1897 (3rd edition 1906).

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Linzer Volksblatt of August 24, 1872, after which he received a grant from an orphan foundation for the following years for this purpose.
  2. ^ Annual report of the kk Maximilians-Gymnasium in Vienna for the school year 1903/1904. Self-published, Vienna 1904, p. 32 ( online ).
personal data
SURNAME Golling, Josef
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Austrian teacher and classical philologist
DATE OF BIRTH March 13, 1848
PLACE OF BIRTH Linz
DATE OF DEATH March 30, 1916
Place of death Vienna