A History of Classical Scholarship

Academy admirable Aeschylus afterwards ancient art Antiquities appointed archaeology Aristophanes Aristotle Athens Attic Berlin Biogr Boeckh Bonn Bursian Cambridge career century Cicero classical learning Cobet collection commentary connexion Curtius Demosthenes dissertation earliest early edition editor educated emendations Essays Euripides F. A. Wolf founded fragments France Friedrich German Göttingen Greece Greek and Latin Greek Grammar Greek literature Hermann Heyne history of Greek Horace Iliad important inscriptions interest Isocrates Italy Jahrb Jena K. O. Müller Karl Koraës Lachmann language lectures Leipzig lexicon Leyden literary Louvain mainly modern Greek Müller Munich Museum Odyssey Opusc Orators original Oxford papers Paris Philol Philology Pindar Plato Plautus poetry poets portrait produced professor of Greek professorship published pupil Ritschl Roman Rome scholars scholarship scholia Schr Sophocles supra Tacitus textual criticism Thucydides translation treatise Upsala verse vols volumes Wilhelm Winckelmann Wolf writing wrote