Metrik der griechischen und römischen Dichter : lecture notes, 1827.

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Metrik der griechischen und römischen Dichter : lecture notes, 1827.

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Bound volume of notes taken by Ernst von Leutsch at Georg Ludolf Dissen's lectures on the meters of the Greek and Roman poets, in the summer semester 1827, at the university at Göttingen. Following an introduction concerning general matters about meter and the systems used by Gottfried Hermann, August Apel, J.H. Voss, August Boeckh, and Dissen himself (p. 3-17), the remaining lectures appear to fall under thee following major headings: 2. Lehre von den einfachen Rhythmen (p. 18); 3. Anfang: Ueber die Rhythmen der alten lateinischen Poesie (p. 112); and 4. Lehre von der Composition der Verse aus einzelnen Rhythmen und der Strophen aus Versen (p. 145). Included are numerous examples of scanned verses, as well as charts representing analyses of meter.

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Universität Göttingen.

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Dissen, Georg Ludolf, 1784-1837.

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German scholar of classical philology; appointed a full professor at the University of Göttingen in 1817. From the description of Philologische Encyclopädie : lecture notes, 1828. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 759492369 From the description of Geschichte der griechischen Philosophie : lecture notes, 1829-1830. (University of Pennsylvania Library). WorldCat record id: 759516839 From the description of Collectanea ad grammaticum graecum e...

Leutsch, Ernst von, 1808-1887

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German scholar of classical philology at the University of Göttingen. Leutsch was born in Frankfurt am Main; as a result of his father's having various government posts, his family moved several times during his childhood and youth, and he attended Gymnasium in Dresden, Leipzig, and Celle. He entered the University of Göttingen in 1827 and completed his degree there in 1830. He subsequently studied under August Boeckh in Berlin, before returning to Göttingen as a lecturer in 1831, and establi...