Griechische Geschichte : lecture notes, 1829-1830.

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Griechische Geschichte : lecture notes, 1829-1830.

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Bound volume of notes taken by Ernst von Leutsch at Karl Hoeck's lectures on ancient Greek history, at the University of Göttingen, in the winter semester 1829-1830. The lectures begin with an overview of geography and a discussion of approaches to chronology, and then proceed chronologically through three periods of Greek history: 1. from Pelasgian beginning to approximately 1400 b.c.; 2. from the dispersal of the Hellenes to the return of the Heraclides; and 3. from the latter time until the Persian Wars. The discussion of the third era accounts for more than half the notes, and includes subheadings that refer to Lycurgus and Sparta (p. 121); aspects of the government of Sparta (p. 123, 125, 133); the Macedonian War (p. 143); Attica (p. 160); the colonies of the Hellenes (p. 197), and the Persian Wars (p. 243).

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Universität Göttingen.

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Hoeck, Karl, 1794-1877

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German professor of classical philology and ancient history, as well as a librarian, at the University of Göttingen. Hoeck began teaching at Göttingen as a private lecturer in 1818. He was promoted to professor without chair (ausserordentlicher Professor) in 1823, the rank he held at the time of these lectures. He was subsequently appointed as full professor, in July 1831. From the description of Griechische Geschichte : lecture notes, 1829-1830. (University of Pennsylvania Library...

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...