Karl Friedrich Scheibe

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Karl Friedrich Scheibe (born August 26, 1812 in Gera , † October 27, 1869 in Dresden ) was a German classical philologist and headmaster .

Life

Karl Friedrich Scheibe, son of a wealthy tanner , attended the Gera grammar school from 1819 to 1830 . He then went to Leipzig University , where he studied philology until 1834 and was particularly influenced by Gottfried Hermann and Wilhelm Dindorf . Hermann accepted Scheibe into his Greek company and in 1834 gave him his first job as an assistant teacher at the Latin secondary school in Halle . There, after passing the exam, he became a full-time teacher a year later and already began his writing activity.

Disc took in 1838 a reputation as a teacher of Neustrelitzer school Carolinum in 1847 took place at the institution was appointed professor . In 1856, after having worked in Neustrelitz for 18 years, he accepted an appointment as professor at the grammar school attached to the Blochmann Educational Institution . In 1861 the grammar school became independent as Vitzthumsches grammar school and Scheibe became its first rector. Disk, known as a capable teacher and scholar, proved himself to be a good businessman and quickly expanded the high school. In 1869 he died in office.

Karl Friedrich Scheibe was married to Ida Adelheid nee Schenk (1814–1886). From the marriage, among others, the Saxon officer Albert Bruon Scheibe (1846–1933) emerged. His grandchildren included the writer Albert Scheibe (* 1877) and the sculptor Richard Scheibe (1879–1964).

Honors

Publications (selection)

  • Observationes in oratores Atticos , Halle 1836.
  • The oligarchic upheaval in Athens at the end of the Peloponnesian War and the archonate of Euclide , Leipzig 1841.
  • Emendationum Lysiacarum fasciculus , Neustrelitz 1852.
  • Lectiones Lysiacae . Leipzig 1856.
  • Commentatio critica de Isaei orationibus , Dresden 1859.
  • Lycurgi oratio in Leocratem , Leipzig 1860.

literature

Web links

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