Lat. Certificate Immatrikulation Berlin 1884 For L. Lewin; Signature Adolf

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Lat. Certificate Immatrikulation Berlin 1884 For L. Lewin; Signature Adolf
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Latin certificate of matriculation
of the Friedrich Wilhelms University
Berlin from 1884.
Format:
51.8 x 41.8 cm.
Dated
Berlin, 22. April 1884.
Signed
by the rector of the university, the
Philologists and archaeologists
Adolf Kirchhoff (1826-1908).
Issued for
the stud. iur. Ludovius Lewin =
Ludwig Lewin from Poznan
(This means the province of Poznan, not limited to the city).
Handwritten completed form on strong paper.
Status:
Document folded several times, with small tears in the fold. Paper browned and a little wrinkled. B.
Please also note the pictures!
Internal note: KRST 210223
About Adolf Kirchhoff
(Source: wikipedia):
Johann Wilhelm Adolf Kirchhoff
(* 6. January 1826 in Berlin; † 27. February 1908 ibid) was a German philologist and antiquarian.
Life: Adolf Kirchhoff was the son of the history and portrait painter Johann Jakob Kirchhoff (1796–1848) and his wife Wilhelmine geb. Reuter. His brothers were the booksellers Albrecht (1827–1902) and Otto Kirchhoff (1834–1910).
Adolf Kirchhoff graduated from the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Berlin. After graduation, he also attended the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität there in 1842, where he studied classical philology with Karl Lachmann and August Böckh. After receiving his doctorate in 1846, he became an adjunct, then senior teacher and professor at the Joachimsthalschen Gymnasium in Berlin. In 1860 he was elected a full member of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences. In 1865 he followed a call to the chair of Greek philology as successor to Böckh and was appointed full professor. He was also elected as a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1888.
Adolf Kirchhoff died in Berlin in 1908 at the age of 82 and was buried in the Old St. Matthew Cemetery in Schöneberg. The grave has not been preserved.
Achievements: Kirchhoff has made great contributions to the criticism of Greek writers and to epigraphy. In the field of Homer philology the following should be mentioned:
Quaestionum Homericarum particula (Berlin 1846)
The Homeric Odyssey and its Creation (Berlin 1859)
The composition of the Odyssey, collected essays (Berlin 1869), which he wrote in the 2nd Edition of The Homeric Odyssey (Berlin 1879) united and expanded.
He also published a text edition for Plotinus (Leipzig 1856, 2 vols.), For Euripides a critical edition (Berlin 1855, 2 vols.) And a text edition (Berlin 1867–1868, 3 vols.), For Herodotus on the drafting time of Herodotic history (Berlin 1868, 2. Ed. 1878), for Xenophon an edition of De republica Atheniensium (Berlin 1874, 2. Ed. 1881), a text edition for Aeschylus (Berlin 1880).
The first results of his epigraphic studies related to Italy; it appeared:
The Umbrian language monuments (Berlin 1849-1851, 2 vol.) And
The town charter of Bantia (Berlin 1853).
Then he published on the Germanic runes:
The Gothic runic alphabet (Berlin 1852) and
The Frankish runes (in Moriz Haupt's magazine for German antiquity, 1855).
He also promoted Greek inscription. For the Corpus inscriptionum graecarum he edited the 2nd Fascicle of the 4th Volume (containing the Christian inscriptions, Berlin 1859) and led the entire company to an end, headed the Corpus inscriptionum atticarum on behalf of the academy, to which he himself the 1. Volume (containing the inscriptions before Euclid, Berlin 1873) and wrote: Studies on the history of the Greek alphabet (Berlin 1863, 4th Ed. 1887). He was also involved in the editing of Hermes from 1866 to 1881.
Adolf Kirchhoff graduated from the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Berlin. After graduation, he also attended the Friedrich-Wilhelms-Universität there in 1842, where he studied classical philology with Karl Lachmann and August Böckh. After receiving his doctorate in 1846, he became an adjunct, then senior teacher and professor at the Joachimsthalschen Gymnasium in Berlin. In 1860 he was elected a full member of the Royal Prussian Academy of Sciences. In 1865 he followed a call to the chair of Greek philology as successor to Böckh and was appointed full professor. He was also elected as a foreign member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences in 1888. He also promoted Greek inscription. For the Corpus inscriptionum graecarum he edited the 2nd Fascicle of the 4th Volume (containing the C
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Herstellungszeitraum
1851-1900
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Urkunde & Zeugnis
Herstellungsland und -region
Deutschland