Rudolf Dietsch

Heinrich Rudolf Dietsch ( born March 16, 1814 Mylau (Vogtland), † December 29, 1875 in Stötteritz ) was a German philologist, historian and educator.

Life

Dietzsch lost his father, who was director of a factory in Mylau, at the age of four years. In embattled financial situation his mother moved to Reichenbach, where Dietzsch attended school. In 1824 he went to high school in Zeitz 1832 and began a study of ancient classical philology at the University of Leipzig. At that time, Johann Gottfried Jakob Hermann characterize his art teacher. In addition, the lectures on Greek and Roman antiquities at Ernst Gottfried Wilhelm Wachsmuth and lectures on Athenian constitutional history and the history of ancient rhetoric with Anton Westermann attended. In 1836 he moved to the University of Halle- Wittenberg, where he was taken on educational seminar. Here he sat down with the history of philosophy apart with Hermann Friedrich Wilhelm Hinrichs, Greek literature history and poetics of Aristotle with Gottfried Bern Hardy, as well as the recent history of Heinrich Leo.

Already Easter 1836 he was an assistant teacher at the grammar school of the orphanage in Halle and the beginning of 1837 he became a teacher at the high school in Hildburghausen. After Dietzsch had in 1840 received his doctorate in Leipzig as a doctor of philosophy, he was the ninth head teacher at the Saxon School St. Augustine appointed on 20 May 1840 in Grimsby, which task he took over on 10 August of the year. After he had taken this office on August 10 of that year, he went in 1842 to the seventh head teacher, in 1846 Professor sixth, fifth in 1850 and 1860 fourth professor. On 8 October 1861, he became director of the school and the associated secondary school in Plauen and on May 28, 1866 Rector and the first professor in Grimsby. As such, he was in 1864 Knight of the Imperial Russian St. Anne North, and he was from 1848 to 1862 long-time co-editor of Jahn 's yearbooks for philology and pedagogy. In 1872 he retired and died on 29 December 1875 in the asylum to Stötteritz near Leipzig.

Of his philological services are the outputs from Eutropius ( historian ), Herodotus, Cicero's selected letters, Cornelius Nepos no particular value; important are those of Sallust ( Leipz. 1843-46, 2 vols; review new 1859 text edition, 4th edition 1874; Catiline with notes, 1864). However, He is best known for its history: the textbook of history ( 3 vols, Leipzig 1847-51 and more often), the layout of the story (Leipzig 1854, 3 ​​Tle; 9th edition, edited by G. Richter, 1883 et seq ) and the demolition of the Brandenburg-Prussian history (5th edition, Leipzig 1882).

On May 23, 1839 Dietzsch married to Bianca, the daughter of the Leipzig publisher Benedikt Gotthelf Teubner.

Works (selection)

  • Tales from the old German history. Uebungsaufgaben to Uebersetzen from German into Latin with special consideration of Cornelius Nepos. Hall 1841, Hall 1853
  • Sallusti Catalina et Jugurtha. Aliorum suisque notis illustr. Leipzig 1843, Teubner, 2 vols
  • The Life of Duke Albrecht 's Courageous. Grimsby 1843
  • Sallusti Catalina et Jugurtha. Aliorum suisque notis illustr. School edition. Leipzig 1843, ed 4 1868
  • Description of the celebration of the feast Albrechts- to Grimsby on 27 July 1843. Grimsby 1843 (anonymous)
  • Observationes criticae in C. Salustii Crispi Jugurthae partem extremam. Grimsby 1845 ( Online)
  • Textbook of history for the upper classes of secondary schools and for self-study. Leipzig 1847-1851, 3 parts, 2nd edition 1861-66, Part 2 1850 ( Online); Part 3 1851 (Online ), 1 part in 1884 ( Online)
  • The time before the birth of Christ. Leipzig 1847
  • Report of the second meeting of Saxon school teacher to Meissen 28 - 30th Dezember 1848. 1849
  • Cornelius Nepos. Issue at hand. Leipzig 1850
  • Herodoti historiae libri IX. Leipzig, 1850, 2 vols; 2nd edition, 1864-1866, ( Vol. 1 Online)
  • Outline of history for the upper secondary school classes. Leipzig 1854, 3 parts, several ed Vol 3 1854 ( Online)
  • Floor plan of the general history for the upper secondary school classes ( Part 1-3 ). Teubner, Leipzig 1860-1872 ( Online)
  • Theologumenon Vergilianorum particula. Grimsby 1853 ( Online)
  • Essay on Thucydides. Leipzig 1856 ( Online), 1858
  • Books about the Catiline conspiracy and the Jugurthine war, together with selected fraction pieces from the histories. Metzler, 1858
  • Summary of the Brandenburg- Prussian history. With 3 cards. 1858, 1860, 4th edition 1870
  • Sallusti Catalina et Jugurtha. Aliorum suisque notis illustr. Editio major. Leipzig 1859, 2 vols
  • Gai Sallusti Crispi quae super sunt. 1859 Vol 2, ( Online)
  • M. Tullii Ciceronis Epistolae selectae. Leipzig 1860 ( Online), 1866
  • The history of the Orient and Greece. Leipzig 1860
  • Eutropii breviarum historiae Romanae. Leipzig 1867, 2nd edition ( Online) ( the first edition was worried by Baumgarten - Crusius )
  • Gai Sallusti Crispi libri de Catilinae coniuratione et de bello Jugurthino, Accedunt Orationes et Epistulae ex historiis excerptae. Leipzig 1867 ( Online)
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