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JOHANN ALBRECHT

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FRIEDRICH
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AUGUST
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MEINEKE (1790-1870)  ,
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German classical
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scholar, was
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born at
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Soest in
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Westphalia on the 8th of
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December 1790 . After holding educational posts at Jenkau and
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Danzig, he was director of the Joachimsthal gymnasium in
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Berlin from 1826 to 1856 . He died at Berlin on the 12th of December 187o . He was distinguished in conjectural
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criticism, the comic writers and Alexandrine poets being his favourite authors . His most important
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works are: Graecorum comicorum fragmenta (1839-1857, the first
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volume of which contains an
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essay on the development of
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Greek
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comedy and an
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account of its
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chief representatives);
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Aristophanes (186o); Analecta alexandrina (1843, containing the fragments of Rhianus,
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Euphorion,
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Alexander of
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Aetolia, and
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Parthenius) ;
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Callimachus (1861) ;
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Theocritus,
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Sion,
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Moschus (3rd ed., 1856) ;
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Alciphron (1853) ;
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Strabo (2nd ed.,1866) and Vindiciae strabonianae (1852) ;
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Stobaeus (1855–1863) ;
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Athenaeus (1858–1867) . See monographs by F .
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Ranke (1871), H . Sauppe (1872), and E . Forstemann in Allgemeine deutsche Biographie, XXI . (1885) ; also
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Sandys, Hist . Class . Schol .

(1908), iii . 117 .

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