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Die Geschichte der Altertumswissenschaften in 750 Gelehrtenviten seit dem 14. Jahrhundert. Sie haben unsere Kenntnis der Antike entscheidend geprägt: Gelehrte aus Philologie, Archäologie und Alter Geschichte, Vertreter der Epigraphik, Numismatik, Papyrologie, Ägyptologie und Altorientalistik, Philosophen, Ethnologen, Sozialwissenschaftler, Kunsthistoriker, Sammler und Schriftsteller. Neben der Biographie, dem Werdegang und den Werken der einzelnen Wissenschaftler werden auch die s...

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