Theodor Döhner

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Theodor Döhner (born August 26, 1817 in Zwickau , † December 18, 1880 in Dresden ) was a German school director, philosopher and author .

Life

Döhner came from the Saxon coal town of Zwickau and was the son of the later church and school councilor Döhner, who was well-deserved for elementary schooling and education in the Kingdom of Saxony . After schooling Theodor went to teacher training college, studied and graduated as Dr. phil. In 1842 Döhner became a teacher at the Progymnasium in the mountain town of Schneeberg in the Ore Mountains . During this time his first publications appeared in France.

In 1850 Theodor Döhner was appointed to the Royal State School of Sankt Afra in Meißen . There he became eighth professor in 1854 and seventh professor in the following year. In 1866 he switched to the Royal High School and the Realschule 1st class in Plauen in the Saxon Vogtland as director . After retiring, he lived in the Saxon royal seat of Dresden until his death .

Fonts (selection)

  • Viro Perillustri Godofredo Hermanno Praesidi Suo Diem XIX. Mens. Decembr. MDCCCXL [...] Congratulantur Societatis Graecae Et Regii Seminarii Philologici Sodales: Insunt Quaestiones Plutarcheae Cum Tabula Lithographica , Leipzig, 1840.
  • with Julius Becker: History of the Petrikirche in Freiberg , Freiberg: Engelhardt, 1840.
  • Quaestiones Plutarcheae , Leipzig: O. Klemm, 1841.
  • On the pernicious consequences of ruthless destruction of natural state conditions , 2nd edition, Schneeberg / Leipzig: Klinkhardt, 1851.
  • Plutarchi vitae. Graece et latine , 2 volumes, Paris: Didot, 1846 and 1847.
  • Quaestiones Plutarcheae. Part. II. , Leipzig: O. Klemm, 1858.
  • Quaestiones Plutarcheae. Part. III. , Leipzig: O. Klemm, 1862.
  • Quaestiones Plutarcheae. Part. IV. , Leipzig: O. Klemm, 1863.
  • Vindiciarum Plutarchearum liber , Zwickau, Döhner, 1864.

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Individual evidence

  1. ^ Annual report on the progress of classical antiquity, Volumes 17-20, p. 91