Karl von Paucker

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Karl Heinrich Johann von Paucker ( Russian Карл Егорович Паукер ; * 7 December July / 19 December  1820 greg. In Mitau ; † 7 August jul. / 19 August  1883 greg. In Reval ) was a German - Kurland professor for Classical Philology .

Life

As the son of the Protestant senior teacher in Kurland Magnus Georg Paucker (1787–1855), Paucker attended the Mitau grammar school from 1833 . At the University of Dorpat he studied classical philology with Ludwig Preller . In December 1844 he went to Berlin , where he heard August Böckh for three years . Returned to Dorpat, he was in March 1850. Magister PhD.

In the same year he became a senior teacher (especially for Greek ) at the grammar school in Mitau, until he was appointed associate professor for classical philology and education at the University of Dorpat in 1861 . After becoming a Dr. phil. had received his doctorate, he was full professor , 1872–1874 also dean of the Philosophical Faculty. After 25 years of service, he was retired in 1875.

He refused a new appointment at the traditional University of Kazan in Russia, but took on the position of director of the Courland Government School in Mitau for a few more years. He spent the last years of his life in Reval .

Paucker's numerous antiquarian treatises appeared partly in the “Works of the Courland Society” ( Alcon , the hero of the Paionic healing power ; The Attic Palladiou and others), partly in Eduard Gerhard ’s “Monuments” ( Achilles on Leuke ; Termeros ; Perseus and Andromeda ; Dioscuri at Delphi and others).

The philological work extended to the history of Latin language, word formation and lexicography .

Paucker married Elise von Baggehufwudt from the Woibifer family in Reval in 1872 . She came from the same house as his mother Anna Christina Wilhelmine von Baggehufwudt († 1835). Hermann von Paucker (1822–1889) was his brother.

Publications

  • De Sophocle medici herois sacerdote , Master's thesis 1850 [1]
  • De latinitate scriptorum historiae Augustae , dissertation 1870
  • Contributions to Latin lexicography and the history of word formation , 1874 [2]

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Arnold Hasselblatt and Gustav Otto : Album academicum of the Imperial University of Dorpat. C. Mattiesen, Dorpat 1889, p. 277, no.3797.