Karl Ludwig Roth (philologist, 1790)

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Karl Ludwig Roth , von Roth from 1850 , (often also Carl Ludwig Roth ; * May 7, 1790 in Stuttgart ; † July 6, 1868 in Untertürkheim ) was a German pedagogue and classical philologist .

Life

Roth was the son of the Stuttgart high school professor Christoph Friedrich Roth (1751-1830). He graduated from the Stuttgart high school . In 1807 he came to the University of Tübingen and the Tübinger Stift . There he devoted himself to the study of philosophy and theology as well as private studies of philology. In 1812 he completed his university studies. At first he joined his father as an assistant, but on October 7, 1821, he accepted an appointment as professor and rector at the Nuremberg grammar school . He should bring the school back to a better condition. In 1823 he introduced singing and gymnastics lessons at the grammar school, which then brought him some hostility.

Roth became an Ephorus of the Evangelical Seminary in Schöntal in 1843 . After his friend Gustav Schwab encouraged him to apply for the post of rector at the Stuttgart grammar school, he took up this post on May 23, 1850. At the same time he became a member of the higher education authority. Until 1856 he was a member of the study council. He was retired on September 28, 1858.

Roth completed his habilitation in 1859 at the University of Tübingen . As a private lecturer, he taught Roman satirists, Tacitus and Quintilian, on Greco-Roman rhetoric, on Ciceros Partitiones oratoriae and on the rhetoric of Aristotle. In the fall of 1867 he gave up the apprenticeship and retired to his country estate.

Honors

Works (selection)

  • Emendationes Tacitanae , Campe, Nuremberg 1833.
  • The grammar school system in Bavaria between the years 1824 and 1843: Reports and considerations , Liesching, Stuttgart 1845.
  • On the theory and internal history of Roman satire , Weise, Stuttgart 1848.
  • Small writings with educational and biographical content , 2 volumes, Steinkopf, Stuttgart 1857.
  • High school education , Steinkopf, Stuttgart 1865.
  • Old and new rhetoric: a contribution to the characteristics of our time , Liesching, Stuttgart 1867.

literature

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Individual evidence

  1. University Library Erlangen (Ed.): Directory of the Erlangen doctorates 1743–1885. Erlangen 2009, p. 27 (No. 109).
  2. Court and State Manual of the Kingdom of Württemberg 1866, p. 42.