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See also: German classical See also: scholar, was See also: born at See also: Gottingen, on the 25th of See also: December 1769, and educated at the university
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He then spent some years as a tutor in See also: Amsterdam
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In 1798 he returned to See also: Germany, and in 18oz was appointed director of the Friedrichsgymnasium at See also: Altenburg, which See also: post he held till his See also: death, on the 6th of See also: January 1835
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Of his numerous important See also: works the best-known are his See also: Greek Grammar (3rd ed., 1835), translated into See also: English by E
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See also: Blomfield (5th ed., by J
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Kenrick, 1832), his edition of See also: Euripides (9 vols., 1813-1829), Grundriss der Geschichte der griechischen and rOmischen Litteratur (3rd ed., 1834, Eng. trans., See also: Oxford, 1841) Lehrbuch fur den ersten Unterricht in der Philosophie (3rd ed., 1833), Encyklopddie and Methodologie der Philologie (1835)
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His See also: Life was written by his son Constantin (1845)
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His See also: brother, See also: FRIEDRICH CHRISTIAN MATTHIAE (1763-1822), rector of the See also: Frankfort gymnasium, published valuable See also: editions of See also: Seneca's Letters, See also: Aratus, and See also: Dionysius Periegetes
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