Ludwig Mader

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Ludwig Mader (born March 7, 1883 in Obermoschel , Palatinate ; † December 11, 1956 in Fischen im Allgäu ) was a German classical philologist and high school teacher.

On July 14, 1902, he passed the Abitur in Augsburg . He then studied classical philology in Munich , Berlin and Erlangen . He received his doctorate on March 11, 1907 in Erlangen. In 1905 and 1906 he passed the teaching examinations for higher education and then worked as a grammar school teacher: 1906–1907 in Erlangen, 1907–1910 in Bückeburg , 1910–1925 in Essen , from 1925–1945 as director of the Kaiser-Wilhelm-Gymnasium, later high school and from 1947 Einhard high school in Aachen .

In addition, he was also active in research, wrote textbooks and translated ancient fables and legends in his retirement.

Publications

  • About the chief means by which Euripides seeks to excite Eleos. A contribution to the technique of Euripides , Erlangen 1907. 68 p. (= Dissertation)
  • Contributions to the epic technique of the Iliad , scientific supplement to the annual report of the Royal High School in Essen-Ruhr 19 [13] / 14, Essen, Boeckling & Müller 1914. 32 pp.
  • History of Greek Literature . Velhagen & Klasings Collection of German School Editions 199. Bielefeld; Leipzig, Velhagen & Klasing 1924. VI, 126 pp.
  • Latin vocabulary , Frankfurt am Main, Diesterweg 1939. VII, 121 pp.
  • Ancient fables. Hesiod, Archilochus, Aesop, Ennius, Horace, Phaedrus, Babrios, Avianus, Romulus, with 97 pictures of Ulm Aesop from 1476 , introduced and retransmitted by Ludwig Mader. The Library of the Old World, Greco-Roman Series. Zurich, Artemis-Verlag 1951. 368 pp.
  • Greek legends. Apollodoros, Parthenios, Antoninus Liberalis, Hyginus , introduced and retransmitted by Ludwig Mader. [From the estate, ed. u. added by Liselotte Rüegg]. Old World Library, Series of Collections and Anthologies. Zurich, Artemis-Verlag 1963. XXXII, 452 S. (The)

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SURNAME Mader, Ludwig
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German classical philologist and high school teacher
DATE OF BIRTH March 7, 1883
PLACE OF BIRTH Obermoschel , Palatinate
DATE OF DEATH December 11, 1956
Place of death Fishing in the Allgäu