From 1880 to 1926 several monographs were published under the title Philological Studies , edited by Professors Adolph Kießling and Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff . While Wilamowitz himself and his college friend Carl Robert provided most of the contributions in the early volumes (and some of them were edited in anthologies), the series developed into a publication medium for philological, archaeological and historical writings by Wilamowitz students during the Greifswald years.
Especially in the economically difficult times during and after the First World War , the series of philological studies , supported by funds from the Wilamowitz- Diels Foundation and the Notgemeinschaft , was an important organ of scientific publication. It was continued after the last volume by the series New Philological Investigations by Wilamowitz student Werner Jaeger .
List of volumes
No.
author
title
year
Remarks
1
Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff , Carl Robert
From kydaths
1880
Anthology
2
Friedrich Leo , Adolph Kießling
To Augustan poets
1881
Anthology, dedicated to
Franz Bücheler
3
Ernst Maass
De biographis graecis quaestiones selectae
1880
Continuation of the dissertation
4th
Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
Antigonus of Karystus
1881
Dedicated to
Hermann Usener
5
Carl Robert
Picture and song
1881
Dedicated to
Adolf Kirchhoff
6th
Ernst Maass
Analecta Eratosthenica
1883
7th
Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
Homeric investigations
1884
Anthology, dedicated to
Julius Wellhausen
8th
Georg Knaack
Quaestiones Phaethonteae
1886
Dedicated to Carl Robert
9
Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
Isyllos of Epidaurus
1886
Dedicated to
Wolfgang Helbig and Wilhelm Henzen
10
Carl Robert
Archaeological fairy tales from old and new times
1886
dedicated to the Capitoline Ragazzi
11
Hans von Arnim
Source studies on Philo of Alexandria
1888
Dedicated to
the Bonn district
12
Ernst Maass
Aratea
1892
Dedicated to
Albert Marth
13
Johannes Geffcken
Timaeus' Geography of the West
1892
Dedicated to
the father-in-law Hermann Schultz
14th
Max Wellmann
The development of the pneumatic school is shown up to Archigenes
1895
15th
Carl Fredrich
Hippocratic Investigations
1899
16
Felix Jacoby
Apollodor's Chronicle: A Collection of the Fragments
1902
Dedicated to
Hermann Diels
17th
Wolfgang Passow
Studies on the Parthenon
1902
his wife Helene Passow, b. Mithoff, dedicated
18th
Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
The textual history of the Greek bucolic
1906
Dedicated to Franz Bücheler
19th
Paul Friedländer
Herakles: legends-historical investigations
1907
Dedicated to Hermann Usener
20th
Ludolf Malten
Cyrene: Legendary and historical investigations
1911
Dedicated to
Hermann Diels and Friedrich Hiller von Gaertringen
21st
Heinrich Dittmar
Aeschines of Sphettos: Studies on the literary history of the Socratics
1912
dedicated to his mother. New edition Weidmann, Hildesheim 2001 ISBN 3-615-10010-7
22nd
Tycho von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
The dramatic technique of Sophocles
1917
edited from the estate by Ernst Kapp ; Dedicated to
Bjørn Drachmann
23
Max Wellmann
A. Cornelius Celsus: A source investigation
1913
dedicated to the wife of Carl Heiberg
24
Eva Sachs
The five platonic solids: on the history of mathematics and the elementary theory of Plato and the Pythagoreans
1917
Dedicated to Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
25th
Luise Reinhard
The Anacoluthe in Plato
1920
Dedicated to Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
26th
Hans Strache
The eclecticism of Antiochus of Ascalon
1921
published posthumously by Hermann Diels
27
Friedrich Klingner
De Boethii consolatione philosophiae
1921
advanced dissertation
28
Eduard Fraenkel
Plautinic in Plautus
1922
Dedicated to
Günther Jachmann
29
Bruno Snell
The expressions for the concept of knowledge in pre-Platonic philosophy
1924
30th
Paul Geissler
Chronology of the Old Attic Comedy
1925
literature
Paul Dräger : The ambivalent friendship: Wilamowitz and Adolf Kießling , in: Wilamowitz in Greifswald , Hildesheim 1998, pp. 216–261
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