Category
page 119th-century German philologists
Brothers Grimm
two German academics, philologists, cultural researchers, lexicographers, folklorists and authors
Jacob Grimm
German philologist, linguist, jurist and mythologist (1785–1863)
Friedrich Max Müller
German-born British philologist, orientalist and indologist (1823–1900)
Ludwig Uhland
German poet and politician (1787–1862)
Karl Richard Lepsius
German archaeologist, egyptologist and librarian (1810-1884)
Konrad Duden
German philologist (1829-1911)
Friedrich Christian Diez
German philologist (1794–1876)
Immanuel Bekker
German classical scholar and philologist (1785-1871)
Otto Jahn
German classical philologist, archaeologist and musicologist (1813-1869)
Gustav Weil
German orientalist (1808–1889)
Theodor Benfey
German philologist (1809-1881)
Wilhelm Scherer
Austrian linguist and literature historian (1841–1886)
Johann Georg von Hahn
Austrian diplomat and linguist (1811–1869)
Johann Gottfried Jakob Hermann
German classical scholar and philologist
Friedrich Wilhelm Ritschl
German classical philologist (1806-1876)
Ludwig Friedländer
German classical philologist (1824-1909)
Theodor Bergk
German classical philologist (1812–1881)
Adalbert Bezzenberger
German philologist (1851–1922)
Karl Friedrich Adolf Konrad Bartsch
philologist and university teacher (1832-1888)
Ernst Windisch
German celticist (1844–1918)
Wilhelm Wackernagel
Swiss philologist
August Fick
German philologist (1833-1916)
Philipp Jaffé
German historian (1819–1870)
Johann Andreas Schmeller
German linguist (1785-1852)
Hermann Sauppe
German classical philologist (1809–1893)
Christian Bartholomae
German linguist (1855–1925)
Georg Heinrich Ferdinand Nesselmann
German academic (1811-1881)
Georg von der Gabelentz
German linguist (1840-1893)
Moriz Haupt
German philologist (1808–1874)
Gustav Meyer
German linguist, Balkanologist and Indo-Europeanist (1850–1900)
Friedrich Karl Theodor Zarncke
German philologist 1825-1891
Ludwig Preller
German classical philologist and writer (1809–1861)
Georg Büchmann
German philologist (1822-1884)
Karl von Prantl
German philosopher and philologist (1820-1888)
Jakob Bernays
German philologist (1824–1881)
Adelbert von Keller
German philologist (1812–1883)
Rudolf von Raumer
German philologist (1815-1876)
Theodor Möbius
German librarian (1821–1890)
Wilhelm Müller
German philologist (1812-1890)
Friedrich Wilhelm Schneidewin
German classical scholar (1810–1856)
Hans Conon von der Gabelentz
German linguist (1807-1874)
Hermann Köchly
German philologist and educational reformer (1815–1876)
Lazarus Geiger
German Jewish philosopher and philologist (1829-1870)
Karl Müllenhoff
German philologist (1818–1884)
Gustav Parthey
German classical philologist and art historian (1798–1872)
Ludwig Traube
German classical philologist (1861-1907)
Ludwig von Urlichs
German archaeologist (1813-1889)
Wilhelm Henzen
German philologist and epigraphist (1816-1887)
Gottfried Bernhardy
German philologist and historian (1800–1875)
Franz Heinrich Ludolf Ahrens
German philologist (1809–1881)
Heinrich Blochmann
German orientalist and scholar (1838–1878)
Karl Ludwig Grotefend
German regional historian and archivist (1807–1874)
Otto Friedrich Gruppe
German poet and philosopher (1804-1876)
Ludwig Döderlein
German philologist (1791-1863)
Adolf Holtzmann
German philologist (1810–1870)
Ludwig Gottfried Blanc
German philologist (1781-1866)
Johann Heinrich Joseph Düntzer
German philologist and historian of literature (1813-1901)
Ferdinand Holthausen
German philologist (1860–1956)
Konrad Hofmann
German romanist, germanist and philologist (1819–1890)
Johann Joseph Hoffmann
German philologist (1805-1878)