New Philological Studies

The New Philological Investigations are a series of publications that was published from 1926 to 1937 by the Berlin classical philologist Werner Jaeger . She continued the philological research by Adolph Kießling and Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff , which had appeared in 36 volumes from 1880 to 1925.

In the series, especially first works by Jaeger's numerous students appeared. After his emigration to the United States (1936) the series came to an end.

List of volumes

No.	author	title	year	Remarks
1	Richard Harder	"Ocellus Lucanus". Text and comment	1926	advanced dissertation
2	Wolfgang Schadewaldt	Monologue and self-talk. Investigations into the history of forms in Greek tragedy	1926	advanced dissertation
3	Harald Fuchs	Augustine and the ancient idea of ​​peace. Studies on the nineteenth book of the Civitas Dei	1926	advanced dissertation
4th	Friedrich Solmsen	The development of Aristotelian logic and rhetoric	1929	Habilitation thesis
5	Max Warburg	Two questions about "Kratylos"	1929	dissertation
6th	Erwin Wolff	Plato's apology	1929	advanced dissertation
7th	Richard Rudolf Waltz	Magna Moralia and Aristotelian Ethics	1929	advanced dissertation
8th	Friedrich Solmsen	Antiphon studies: investigations into the origin of the Attic court speech	1931
9	Fritz Hellmann	Herodotus Kroisos logos	1934	advanced dissertation
10	Hermann Langerbeck	ΔΟΣΙΣ ΕΠΙΡΥΣΜΙΗ: Studies on Democritus Ethics and Epistemology	1935	advanced dissertation
11	Jürgen Kroymann	Sparta and Messenia: Investigations into the Tradition of the Messenian Wars	1937	advanced dissertation