Karl Friedrich Nagelsbach

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Karl Friedrich Nagelsbach

Karl Friedrich Nägelsbach (born March 28, 1806 in Wöhrd , † April 21, 1859 in Erlangen ) was a German classical philologist .

family

He was born the son of the district judge Georg Ludwig Nägelsbach (1773–1826) and his wife Barbara geb. Schäffer (1784-1821). His sister was Sophie Wilhelmine Nägelsbach, the mother of the constitutional lawyer Hermann Roesler (1834-1894). In 1829 he married Rosalie geb. Wanderer, with whom he had three sons.

Life

After attending grammar schools in Baireuth and Ansbach from 1814, he studied theology, philosophy and philology in Erlangen in 1822 and joined the Erlangen fraternity of Teutonia / Arminia . After completing his studies, he became an assistant teacher in Nuremberg in 1826 and a teacher and professor at the Nuremberg high school from 1827 to 1842. He then followed a call to Erlangen as a full professor in 1842 and also became co-director of the Philological Seminary. Until 1857 he refused calls to Halle , Tübingen and Kiel and offers from Marburg and Heidelberg and became Vice Rector in the winter semester of 1849 and summer semester of 1850. He was the academic teacher of Karl Friederichs and Iwan von Müller . In 1844 he became a corresponding member of the Philosophical-Philological Class of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences , and in 1859 its full foreign member.

Honors

In 1857 Karl Friedrich Nägelsbach was raised to the Bavarian nobility. In Erlangen , Goethestr. 9 a memorial plaque was attached to him in memory and Nägelsbachstraße was named after him in Erlangen-Süd.

Works (selection)

  • Karl Friedrich von Nägelsbach: The post-Homeric theology of the Greek popular belief up to Alexander . Reprint of the edition Nürnberg, Geiger, 1857, Olms, Hildesheim, Zurich, New York, 2004, ISBN 3-487-12076-3
  • Karl Friedrich von Nägelsbach: Latin stylistics . Unchangeable reprograph. Reprint d. 9th, presumably u. verb. Ed., Nuremberg 1905, Wissenschaftliche Buchgesellschaft, Darmstadt, 1980, ISBN 3-534-01547-9
  • Georg Autenrieth (ed.): Carl Friedrich von Naegelsbach's high school pedagogy . 3. through Ed. With the pictures. of the immortal Author: Deichert, Erlangen, 1879
  • Dr. List (Ed.): Aeschylus' Agamemnon / Mit Einl., Uebers. u. Explain from the estate of Carl Friedrich von Nägelsbach . Bläsing, Deichert, Erlangen, 1863
  • Karl Friedrich von Nägelsbach, Gottfried Thomasius: To the memory of Joh. Wilh. Friedr. Hofling's . Bläsing, Deichert, Erlangen, 1853
  • Carolus Fridericus Naegelsbach: Explicationes et emendationes Platonicae . Typis Friderici Campe, Norimbergae, 1836
  • Karl Friedrich von Nägelsbach: Comment on Illias, along with some excursions . An auxiliary book for understanding the poet in general, Nuremberg, Verlag v. Conrad Geiger, second revised edition, 1850.

literature

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Jochen Bleicken, 1998, Vol. II, p. 1092 ff
  2. http://gfahnen.de/tinc?key=qtMJm0xl&session_currentpage=data&session_mode=guest&formname=GFF_Biblio&showentries=true&sortby=field_1&session_sortby=field_1&userid=1210910763;3993;146&offset=20&session_offset=20&start=21&session_start=21 GFF library directory
  3. ^ Friedrich Manfred:  Roesler, Carl Friedrich Hermann. In: New German Biography (NDB). Volume 21, Duncker & Humblot, Berlin 2003, ISBN 3-428-11202-4 , p. 742 ( digitized version ).
  4. Archived copy ( memento of the original from March 8, 2016 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.bubenreuther.de
  5. Olaf Willett, 2001, p. 315
  6. Volker Gerhardt, Renate Reschke, Jorgen Kjaer: Education - Humanitas - Future at Nietzsche . Akademie Verlag, 2005, ISBN 3050041854 , p. 80
  7. Olaf Willett, 2001, p. 217
  8. https://www.fau.de/universitaet/das-ist-die-fau/uniarchiv/
  9. Christoph Hafner, NDB, p. 705
  10. ^ History of the City of Erlangen ( Memento from January 22, 2009 in the Internet Archive )
  11. ^ Streets and names ( Memento from July 17, 2009 in the Internet Archive )