Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, Vol. 52 Buchkatalog

Excerpt from Allgemeine Deutsche Biographie, Vol. 52: Nachtr鋑e bis 1899, Linker-Paul8111111: 畊ftav %1lbeln1 91einl, arh 9 Dr. Phil. Orhentlicber 'erofefior her cla_if1{15en i遙ilologie an her Univerfitiit 23111g, geboren 11111 til 1827 in $iarburg, am 24. 2111g1111 1881 in $rag.� hen 1841 - 46 auf hem �11n111111n1 in Rafiel vor ge511het, gbeincbte er 1846 50 hie llniveriitiit {einer %ater縜ht, um hart 遙ei 955eohor 23erg! Elaiiiicbe $bilologie, bei 281119 unh 69bel @efcbid, te 311 ftuh11en. (51 11101110 wie 1850 mit einer 331fie11011011"0.8a11uti Crispi Historiaram Prooemium e reliqniis, quae 3011118111 1016111111, restituere tentavit, welche {einem 8e1, rer Sergi gemihmet 111. 8111 <{yortfe8nng ieine6 611ih1111n8 begab er fiel) haranf und, 8alin, babilitirte 1115 1115011) bereite 1851 1116 EURbrivathocent an her 11n1 1erfit鋞 2181en, 1110 er gleirb rbgeit 1% 1116 %1manuenfi 6 an her 231b11015d eintrat. 311115 her @rirnninng unb hem che sbrofefior (%r1fiar'� leitete er has? Latei niid, e 甧1ninar, bis er 1856 511111 orhentlid, en 'brofefior her claifiieben '遙ilo logie on her Ilnivafitiit 1111111111 ernannt mnrhe. 5dieie� neue 211111 trat er inbefien erft 1858 an, nad, hem 305.211151en an hie 9l遡ener pbiloiopbiicbe 鋋cvltiit berufen war. Geben 1861 verlie� 2. 5111111111 mieher, um an hie Mmal� nnd, hentid)e Um1verfit黷 2emberg 黚erguf1eheln. 2118 aber 111115 bier, gkicbmie vorher in 3111111111, hie voluiid, e 11nterricbt遡pracbe an 畉e11e her trat, mnrhe er im 3. 1870 nad, 'brag bernfen, 1vo er bie an [ein.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully, any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.