List of the members of the International Thesaurus Commission and the directors, editors-general, editors and research assistants of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae

This list includes the members of the International Thesaurus Commission, its presidents and the directors, general editors , editors and academic staff of the Thesaurus Linguae Latinae .

Members of the Thesaurus Commission (supporting academies) from 1893 to 1949

Supporting academies

The thesaurus was managed from 1893 and until 1949 and financed by the following sponsoring academies or their successors (with details of the name changes in brackets):

• the Bavarian Academy of Sciences in Munich,
• the Prussian Academy of Sciences in Berlin (German Academy of Sciences in Berlin, Academy of Sciences in the GDR, learned society of the former Academy of Sciences in the GDR, Berlin-Brandenburg Academy of Sciences),
• the Society of Sciences in Göttingen,
• the Saxon Society of Sciences in Leipzig,
• the Imperial Academy of Sciences in Vienna and
• from the Swiss Classical Philology Association (from 1934).

President of the Thesaurus Commission (Commission of the Supporting Academies) until 1949

• Hermann Diels 1893-1896
• Wilhelm von Hartel 1896–1907
• Friedrich Vollmer 1908–1923
• Eduard Norden 1923–1934
• Johannes Stroux 1934-1949

Members of the International Thesaurus Commission

The International Thesaurus Commission was established on April 7, 1949 to ensure the continuation of the company. The Executive Committee is appointed by the Thesaurus Commission for a three-year term.

Academies joined since 1949

• Great Britain (The British Academy )
• Heidelberg ( Heidelberg Academy of Sciences )
• Sweden ( Kungliga Vitterhets Historie och Antikvitets Academies )
• USA ( American Philological Association )
• FIEC ( Fédération Internationale des Associations d'Études Classiques )
• France ( Société des Études Latines )
• Netherlands ( Nederlands Klassiek Verbond )
• Italy ( Accademia Nazionale dei Lincei )
• Mainz ( Academy of Sciences and Literature in Mainz )
• Belgium ( Koninklijke Academie voor Wetenschappen, Letteren en Schone Kunsten van Belgie )
• Denmark ( Det Kongelige Danske Videnskabernes Selskab )
• Düsseldorf ( North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences )
• Poland ( Polska Akademia Nauk )
• Japan ( The Japan Academy )
• Finland ( Suomen Tiedeakatemiain Valtuuskunta )

Individual members of the Thesaurus Commission (co-opted)

• Carl Becker 1964–1965
• Franz Blatt 1953–1964
• Franz Bücheler 1893–1908
• Luigi Castiglioni 1938-1965
• Hermann Diels since 1912
• Georg Dittmann 1934–1956
• Karl Egger 1979-2003
• Wilhelm Ehlers 1976–1988
• Eduard Fraenkel 1933–1949, 1949–1970
• George Patrick Goold 1980-1989
• Heinz Haffter 1954–1958, since 1980
• Günther Jachmann 1932–1936, 1949–1979
• Josef Kroll 1954–1980
• Manu Leumann 1958-1977
• Einar Löfstedt 1936–1949
• Ernst Lommatzsch 1912–1949
• Dieter Nörr since 1987
• Otto Plasberg 1918-1924
• Johannes Stroux 1927-1931, 1936-1938
• Ernst Vogt 1983–1986
• Friedrich Vollmer 1905–1909
• Hans Wieland 1991-2010

President of the International Thesaurus Commission

• Manu Leumann 1949-1958
• Carl Becker 1965–1973
• Heinz Haffter 1973–1979
• Viktor Pöschl 1979–1988
• Charles Oscar Brink 1988-1994
• Josef Delz 1994-2002
• Ernst Vogt 2002–2014
• Alfons Bürge since 2014

Vice-President of the International Thesaurus Commission

• Charles Oscar Brink 1979–1988
• Ernst Vogt 1998–2002, as a delegate of the Bavarian Academy of Sciences
• François Paschoud 2002–2014, as a delegate of the Fédération Internationale des Associations d'Études Classiques
• Heikki Solin since 2014

Current executive committee

• Alfons Bürge , Bavarian Academy of Sciences (President)
• Heikki Solin , Suomen Tiedeakatemiain Valtuuskunta, Helsinki (Vice-President)
• Wolfgang Dieter Lebek , North Rhine-Westphalian Academy of Sciences and Arts
• Kathleen M. Coleman , Society for Classical Studies, formerly American Philological Association

Scientific academies delegated to the International Thesaurus Commission

• Henry David Jocelyn (1994–2000), British Academy Delegate

Directors and General Editors

1893–1899: At the beginning of the company, it was headed by two directors, Friedrich Leo in Göttingen and Eduard Wölfflin in Munich .

In 1899, the two locations in Munich were merged and now managed by a general editor:

1. 1899–1905: Friedrich Vollmer
2. 1905–1912: Ernst Lommatzsch
3. 1912–1936: Georg Dittmann
4. 1936–1942: Bernhard Rehm
5. 1942–1947: Hans Rubenbauer
6. 1947–1952: Heinz Haffter
7. 1952–1974: Wilhelm Ehlers
8. 1974-2001: Peter Flury
9. 2001–2008: Hugo Beikircher
10. 2009–2013: Silvia Clavadetscher
11. since 2014: Michael Hillen

Editors

Current editors

• John Blundell
• Michael Hillen 1994–
• Nigel Holmes
• Cornelis G. van Leijenhorst
• Marijke Ottink 2015-
• Paolo Pieroni
• Josine Schrickx 2015-

Former editors

• Hugo Beikircher 1967–
• Wolfgang Buchwald
• Silvia Clavadetscher 2004–2013
• Wilhelm Ehlers 1939–1941 and 1948–1974
• Peter Flury
• Heinz Haffter
• Oskar Hey 1927-1934
• Otto Hiltbrunner 1948–1960
• Johann Baptist Hofmann 1927–1950
• Max Ihm 1902-1906
• Ida Kapp 1930–1962
• Dietfried Krömer 1983-2003
• Ernst Lommatzsch
• Berthold Maurenbrecher
• Gustav Meyer
• Hans Rubenbauer 1956–1963
• Anton Szantyr
• Friedrich Vollmer
• Claudia Wick 2010–2012?
• Hans Wieland 1954-2010

Scientific staff (selection)

• Karin Alt 1956-1958
• Rudolf Beutler 1936–1938
• Ernst Bickel
• Theodor Bögel 1901–1903. 1909–1912
• Franz Bömer 1935–1937
• Charles Oscar Brink 1933-1938
• Franz Burger 1905–1908
• Hans Drexler 1923-1924
• Caelestis Eichenseer 1952-1975
• Eduard Fraenkel 1913–1915
• Peter Frei 1953–1955
• Wolf-Hartmut Friedrich 1931–1935. 1939
• Joachim Gruber 1961–1963
• Alfred Gudeman 1904-1916
• Hans Georg Gundel 1938–1940
• Rolf Heine 1966–1968
• Otto Hiltbrunner 1940–1944. 1948-1961
• Johann Baptist Hofmann 1909–1954
• Margaret Hubbard (1954–1955)
• Wolfgang Hübner 1968–1971
• Max Imhof 1955–1957
• Günther Jachmann 1909–1912. 1914-1917
• Ida Kapp 1916–1930
• Ursula Keudel 1969–1993
• Wytse Hette Keulen 1994-1997
• Ulrich Knoche 1927–1929
• Hildegard Kornhardt 1936–1938, 1949–1959
• Maximilian Lambertz 1907-1910
• Manu Leumann 1919-1927
• Berthold Maurenbrecher 1906–1923
• Richard Meister 1906–1907
• Walter F. Otto 1899-1911
• Karl Plepelits 1970–1979
• Hans Poeschel 1905–1907
• Otto Prinz 1933–1939
• Franz Quadlbauer 1967–1970
• Friedrich Reisch 1907–1915
• Will Richter 1934–1934
• Paul Sakolowski 1894-1899
• Christine Schmitz 1991-1992
• Wolfgang Schmid 1936–1937
• Walther Schwering 1908–1914
• Georg Sigwart 1908–1916
• Otto Skutsch 1932-1934
• Gabriele Thome 1979–1980. 1987-1994

literature

• Theodor Bögel : Thesaurus Stories. Contributions to a Historia Thesauri linguae Latinae with an appendix: Directory of persons 1893–1995 . Edited by Dietfried Krömer and Manfred Flieger. Teubner, Stuttgart 1996. ISBN 3-8154-7101-X (The volume contains an extensive list of all employees on pages 181-221.)
• Heinz Haffter : Former thesaurus staff. In: ders., Et in Arcadia ego: essays, feuilletons, memorial words . Schweizer, Baden 1981, pp. 150-176.

Web links

• Thesaurus Linguae Latinae: authors of articles in the Thesaurus linguae Latinae from 1899 (start of the elaboration of the lexicon) to the present day / name symbols in the Thesaurus linguae Latinae / notes on the dating of the articles (as of October 13, 2016)

Individual evidence

1. ^ Dietfried Krömer, Manfred Flieger (ed.): Thesaurus stories. Contributions to a Historia Thesauri linguae Latinae by Theodor Bögel (1876–1973). With an appendix: Directory of persons 1893–1995 . Verlag Teubner, Stuttgart and Leipzig 1996, p. 181, ISBN 3-8154-7101-X
2. ^ Dietfried Krömer, Manfred Flieger (ed.): Thesaurus stories. Contributions to a Historia Thesauri linguae Latinae by Theodor Bögel (1876–1973). With an appendix: Directory of persons 1893–1995 . Verlag Teubner, Stuttgart and Leipzig 1996, pp. 186ff., ISBN 3-8154-7101-X
3. ^ Dietfried Krömer, Manfred Flieger (ed.): Thesaurus stories. Contributions to a Historia Thesauri linguae Latinae by Theodor Bögel (1876–1973). With an appendix: Directory of persons 1893–1995 . Verlag Teubner, Stuttgart and Leipzig 1996, pp. 189–190, ISBN 3-8154-7101-X