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HERMANN See also: German See also: scholar, was See also: born at See also: Langensalza in See also: Saxony on the 29th of See also: July 1814
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Having studied at See also: Leipzig under G
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Hermann and at Berlin under BBckh and Lachmann, he became successively teacher at the Blochmann institute in See also: Dresden (1836), Oberlehrer at the See also: Friedrich-Wilhelms gymnasium (1838) and the Graues Kloster (184o) in Berlin, professor at the gymnasium at See also: Stettin (1842), professor at the university of Vienna (1849), member of the imperial See also: academy (1854), member of the council of See also: education (1864), and director of the Graues Kloster gymnasium (1867)
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He retired in 1888, and died on the 25th of July in that See also: year at Berlin
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He took See also: great See also: interest in higher education, and was chiefly responsible for the See also: system of teaching and examination in use in the high See also: schools of Prussia after 1882
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But it is as a commentator on See also: Plato and See also: Aristotle that he is best known outside See also: Germany
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His most important See also: works in this connexion are: Disputaliones Platonicae Duae (1837); Platonische Studien (3rd ed., 1886); Observations Criticae in Aristotelis Libros Metaphysicos (1842); Observations Criticae in Aristotelis quae ferunlur Magna Moralia et Ethica Eudemia (1844); Alexandri Aphrodisiensis Commentarius in Libros Metaphysicos Aristotelis (1847); Aristotelis Metaphysica (1848–1849); Uber die Kalegorien See also: des A
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(1853); Aristotelische Studien (1862–1867); See also: Index
Aristotelicus (187o)
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Other works: Ober den Ursprung der homerischen Gedichte (5th ed., 1881) ; Beitrage zur Erklarung des Thukydides (1854), des Sophokles (1856-1857)
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He also wrote largely on classical and educational subjects, mainly for the Zeitschrift fur die osterreichischen Gymnasien
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A full See also: list of his writings is given in the obituary See also: notice by T
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Gompertz in the Biographisches Jahrbuch fur Altertumskunde (189o)
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