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Friedrich Ast (1778–1841)
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1826
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1841
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Literature, specialist in Greek philosophy (Plato) and poetry; previously professor at the University of Landshut
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Friedrich Thiersch (1784-1860)
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1826
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1859
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Full professor
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High school professor in Munich, founded the Philological Institute in 1812, professor of eloquence and ancient literature in 1826; Renewer of humanism in Bavaria, called "Praeceptor Bavariae"
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Leonhard Spengel (1803-1880)
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1827 1847
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1841 1880
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Privatdozent Full Professor
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High school professor in Munich, 1827 private lecturer and second director of the Philological Institute; after a professor in Heidelberg (1841–1847) successor to Lasaulx and from 1860 first director of the Philological Institute, from 1877 on leave; Specialist in ancient rhetoric, philosophy and the history of science ( Aristotle , Varro )
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Franz Hocheder (1783–1844)
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1842
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1844
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Full professor
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Professor of Philology and Aesthetics (successor to Ast), published school editions of Horace and classicist literature
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Carl von Prantl (1820–1888)
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1843
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1888
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, 1844 second director of the Philological Institute, 1849 extraordinary professor of philology, from 1857 also of philosophy, from 1859 full professor
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Ernst von Lasaulx (1805–1861)
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1844
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1847
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Full professor
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Professor of Philology and Aesthetics (successor to Hocheder), dismissed for political reasons in 1847; History philosopher
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Karl Felix Halm (1809-1882)
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1856
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1882
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Philology and Head of the University Library; Specialist in Latin rhetoric and specialist writing
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Wilhelm von Christ (1831–1906)
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1860
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1903
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Full professor
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associate professor, full professor from 1863, retired on December 30, 1902; Specialist in Greek philosophy and poetry, author of a Greek literary history
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Franz Umpfenbach (1835–1885)
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1865
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1870
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Private lecturer
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Specialist in Roman comedy; moved to Frankfurt am Main, later to Mainz
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Joseph Stanger (1838–1871)
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1870
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1871
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Private lecturer
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Teacher at Maximiliansgymnasium, qualified as a professor in 1870
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Conrad Bursian (1830-1883)
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1874
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1883
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Studies, read on Greek and Latin prose and poetry, mythology, epigraphy, geography and the history of philology; Founder of the annual report on the progress of classical antiquity and the biographical yearbook for archeology
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Eduard Wölfflin (1831–1908)
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1880
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1905
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Philology (Spengel's successor), retired in 1905; Specialist in Latin literature, historiography and grammar; Founder of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
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Thomas Stangl (1854–1921)
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1883
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1900
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Private lecturer
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Latinist, specialist in the text history of the Corpus Ciceronianum; Teacher at Luitpold-Gymnasium ; moved to the University of Würzburg
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Rudolf Schöll (1844-1893)
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1885
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1893
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Full professor
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Successor to Bursian, specialist in ancient legal history, epigraphy and history of philosophy ( Neo-Platonism )
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Ludwig Traube (1861–1907)
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1888
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1907
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, 1902 full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages; Specialist in the history of texts and traditions of ancient authors and Latin literature of the Middle Ages
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Iwan von Müller (1830-1917)
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1893
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1906
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Philology and Education (successor to Schöll), retired in 1906; Specialist in ancient medicine, founder of the Handbook of Classical Studies
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Carl Weyman (1862-1931)
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1894
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1931
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, 1900 associate professor for classical and early Christian philology, 1905 full professor; Specialist in Christian literature from antiquity and the Middle Ages and editor of the Church Fathers Library in Kempten
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Engelbert Drerup (1871-1942)
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1897
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1913
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Associate professor
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Private lecturer, associate professor in 1906; moved to Würzburg, later to Nijmegen and Münster; Specialist in Greek rhetoric and school pronunciation of Greek
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Friedrich Vollmer (1867-1923)
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1899
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1923
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Full professor
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Private lecturer at the University of Munich and general editor of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae , successor to Wölfflin in 1905; Specialist in Latin poetry, especially late antiquity
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Otto Crusius (1857-1918)
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1903
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1918
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Full professor
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Successor of Christs, specialist in Greek literary history, rhetoric and history of religion; Editor of the Philologus magazine
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Albert Rehm (1871-1949)
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1906 1946
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1936 1949
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Full professor
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Professor of Classical Philology and Education (successor to Müller), specialist in Greek specialist writers and rhetoric, co-editor of the Philologus (1917–1937), initiator of the International Thesaurus Commission
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Ernst Lommatzsch (1871–1949)
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1908
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1912
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Honorary professor
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General editor of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae (successor to Vollmer), from 1908 honorary professor at the University of Munich; Specialist in Latin literature and epigraphy; moved to Baseel, later to Greifswald and Marburg
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Paul Lehmann (1884–1964)
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1911
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1952
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages in 1917 (successor to Traube); Specialist in medieval library catalogs, transmission history and pseudepigraphy
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Berthold Maurenbrecher (1868–1943)
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1913
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1934
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Associate professor
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Thesaurus Staff, Sallust Specialist; Removed from office by the National Socialists
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Karl Rupprecht (1889–1970)
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1913 1950
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1918 ?
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Assistant honorary professor
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High school teacher, removed from office by the National Socialists; Greek metric specialist
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Eduard Schwartz (1858–1940)
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1919
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1929
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Full professor
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Successor to Crusius, specialist in Greek mythography, historiography, epics, hagiography and church history; Editor of the Acta conciliorum oecumenicorum
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Manu Leumann (1889–1977)
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1922
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1927
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Private lecturer
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Privatdozent for Indo-European Linguistics and Thesaurus staff; moved to Zurich
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Hans Rubenbauer (1885–1963)
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1922
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1956
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extraordinary professor
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Private lecturer, adjunct professor in 1933, adjunct professor for Latin philology in 1939; Specialist in Latin grammar and metrics, editor at the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae
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Johannes Stroux (1886–1954)
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1924
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1935
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Full professor
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Vollmer's successor, specialist in Latin rhetoric, legal history, papyrology and epigraphy; moved to Berlin
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Rudolf Pfeiffer (1889–1979)
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1929 1951
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1937 1957
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Full professor
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Schwartz's successor, released in 1937 (1938–1951 emigrated to Oxford), returned to Munich from 1951–57; Specialist in Hellenistic poetry ( Callimachos ), the reception of antiquities and the history of philology
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Franz Dirlmeier (1904–1977)
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1934
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1945
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Full professor
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Assistant and private lecturer, NSDAP member, deputy chair for Pfeiffer in 1937 and his successor in 1938, dismissed in 1945; moved to Mainz; Specialist in Greek Philosophy ( Aristotle )
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Rudolf Beutler (1911–1975)
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1938
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1941
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assistant
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Lecturer, 1939 assistant; switched to school service; Plotinus researcher
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Rudolf Till (1911–1979)
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1938
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1945
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Associate professor
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Head of the Research Center for Classical Philology and Classical Studies at the SS-Ahnenerbe , 1938 planned associate professor (successor to Stroux), dismissed in 1945; moved to Hinterzarten, later to Erlangen; Specialist in Latin rhetoric and historiography
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Bernhard Rehm (1909–1942)
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1939
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1940
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Private lecturer
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Thesaurus employee (1936 general editor), private lecturer, specialist for church fathers; fell in World War II
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Ernst Wüst (1875–1959)
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1940
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1947
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Honorary professor
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High school teacher and thesaurus employee, 1947 high school board member; Specialist in Greek mythology and religious history
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Richard Harder (1896–1957)
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1941
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1945
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Full professor
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Successor to Rehm, dismissed in 1945; Specialist in Greek philosophy ( Plato , Plotinus ), editor of the Gnomon
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Jula Kerschensteiner (1917–1996)
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1941
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1982
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Extraordinary professor
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Assistant, 1947 lecturer and lecturer, qualified as a professor in 1960, adjunct professor in 1966; Specialist in ancient philosophy
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Bernhard Bischoff (1906–1991)
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1947
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1974
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, 1953 full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages (successor to Lehmann); Specialist in medieval librarianship, Latin palaeography and codicology
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Friedrich Klingner (1894–1968)
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1947
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1963
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Full professor
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Successor to Harder; Specialist in Latin literature (especially Sallust , Virgil , Horace and Tibullus )
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Max Treu (1907–1980)
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1947
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1973
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extraordinary professor
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Assistant, 1952 private lecturer, 1957 apl. Prof .; Specialist in Greek poetry as well as Roman historiography and rhetoric
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Franz Egermann (1905-1989)
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1948
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1970
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Full professor
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Deputy Chair for Greek Philology, regular associate professor in 1941, personal professor in 1955, full professor in 1962, retired in 1970; Specialist in Greek Philosophy ( Plato )
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Hans Strohm (1908–1998)
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1948
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1956
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extraordinary professor
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Privatdozent, 1956 associate professor, moved to Erlangen, later to Vienna; Specialist in Greek poetry (tragedy) and natural science
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Georg Pfligersdorffer (1916-2005)
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1956
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1965
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Associate professor
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Private lecturer, 1958 university professor, 1960 associate professor; moved to Salzburg; Thesaurus staff, specialist in Greek philosophy and literature of the Church Fathers
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Kurt von Fritz (1900–1985)
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1927 1958
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1931 1968
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Full professor
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Private lecturer, moved to Hamburg; 1958 successor to Pfeiffer; Specialist in Greek historiography, science, logic and state theory
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Raimund Pfister (1911-2004)
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1958
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1988
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Lecturer
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High school teacher, taught Latin grammar and specialized didactics of ancient languages at the university
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Franz Brunhölzl (1924-2014)
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1961 1975
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1965 1990
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Full professor
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Privatdozent, 1975 full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages (successor to Bischoff); Specialist in the history of transmission, author of the history of Latin literature in the Middle Ages
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Winfried Bühler (1929-2010)
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1962
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1966
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Private lecturer
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Specialist in Greek poetry and paremiography; moved to Los Angeles, later to Hamburg
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Carl Becker (1925–1973)
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1963
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1973
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Full professor
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Successor to Klingner, specialist in Greek and Latin poetry and prose;
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Werner Suerbaum (* 1933)
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1965
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2001
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Full professor
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associate professor, successor to Egermann in 1970 (Chair for Latin Philology I); Specialist in Latin literature and its reception
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Siegmar Döpp (* 1941)
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1968
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1987
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professor
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Assistant, qualified as a professor in 1977 and senior assistant, 1980 C2 professor; moved to Bochum, later to Göttingen; Specialist in ancient and modern Latin literature
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Uvo Hölscher (1914–1996)
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1970
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1982
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Full professor
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Successor to Fritz ', specialist in Greek poetry and the reception of antiquity
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Andreas Patzer (* 1943)
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1970 (?)
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2008
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extraordinary professor
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Privatdozent, 1998 apl. Prof .; Socrates researcher
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Erich Lamberz (* 1943)
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1975
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2020!
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Honorary professor
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1975–1983 research assistant and lecturer, 2012 honorary professor for Greek codicology; Specialist in Greek text and transmission history
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Ernst Vogt (1930-2017)
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1975
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1999
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Full professor
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Successor to Becker; Specialist in Greek literature, the history of reception and science, science organizer, President of the International Thesaurus Commission (2002–2014), editor and co-editor of Gnomon (since 1970)
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Heinz-Werner Nörenberg (* 1940)
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1976
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2005
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Academic Director
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Academic Senior Councilor, later Academic Director; Religious scholar, 1968–2005 editor of the Gnomon
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Wilfried Stroh (* 1939)
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1976
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2005
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Full professor
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Professor of Latin Philology, specialist in Latin literature from ancient times to modern times and propagator of spoken Latin
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Dieter Bremer (* 1938)
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1979
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2003
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professor
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Privatdozent, 1981 C2 professor for Greek Philology; Specialist in Greek poetry ( Pindar , Aeschylus , Aristophanes )
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Hellmut Flashar (* 1929)
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1982
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1997
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Full professor
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Successor of Hölscher, specialist in Greek philosophy ( Plato , Aristotle ) and rhetoric as well as the history of philology
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Niklas Holzberg (* 1946)
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1983
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2011
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professor
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C2 Professor, 1988 C3 Professor of Ancient Latin Philology; Specialist in Latin poetry, the ancient novel and sexuality in ancient literature
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Allan A. Lund (* 1944)
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1986
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1996
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Visiting researchers
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Specialist in Latin literature and the reception of Germanism
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Joachim Gruber (* 1937)
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1990
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2000
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professor
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C3 professor, specialist in pagan literature from late antiquity
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Benedikt Konrad Vollmann (1933–2012)
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1993
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1999
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Full professor
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full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages (successor to Brunhölzl); Specialist in Middle Latin poetry
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Franz Peter Waiblinger (1944-2007)
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1993
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2005
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Lecturer
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taught specialized didactics of ancient languages
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Peter von Möllendorff (* 1963)
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1994
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2003
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Private lecturer
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Assistant, qualified as a professor in 1998/99 and senior assistant; moved to Giessen; Specialist in Greek drama and imperial literature
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Martin Hose (* 1961)
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1997
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2020!
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Full professor
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Successor to Flashars (Chair of Greek Philology II), specialist in Greek poetry (especially tragedy) and ancient historiography
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Katharina Luchner
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1999
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2020!
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Private lecturer
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Lecturer, 2001–2008 assistant (Greek studies), 2008 lecturer (Latin and Greek studies), qualified as a professor in 2011; Specialist in Greek literature
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Oliver Primavesi (* 1961)
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2000
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2020!
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Full professor
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Successor to Vogt (Chair of Greek Philology I), Leibniz Prize winner; Specialist in Greek epic, philosophy and papyrology
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Bianca-Jeanette Schröder
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2001
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2020!
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Academic Senior Councilor
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Thesaurus employee, 2001 assistant, habilitation in 2005, 2008 academic adviser, 2011 academic senior adviser
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Claudia Wiener (* 1964)
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2003
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2020!
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Professor
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Specialist in Latin literature from the imperial era, text transmission and poetry of the early modern period
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Marc-Aeilko Aris (* 1959)
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2005
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2020!
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Full professor
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full professor for Latin Philology of the Middle Ages; Specialist in Christian literature of the Middle Ages
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Maximilian Braun (1965-2015)
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2005
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2015
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Academic senior councilor
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Academic Council, 2009 Academic Senior Council; Editor of the Gnomon
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Markus Janka (* 1969)
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2007
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2020!
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professor
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Professor of Classical Philology and Didactics of Ancient Languages, specialist in ancient poetry and didactics of ancient language teaching
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Susanne Gödde (* 1965)
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2008
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2020!
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Professor
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Deputy Chair for Oliver Primavesi, 2013 W2 Professor for Greek Philology and Religious Studies of Antiquity
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Therese Fuhrer (* 1959)
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2013
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2020!
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Ordinaria
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Professor of Ancient Latin Philology, specialist in ancient poetry and philosophy
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