Friedrich David Gräter
Illustration — Etching after a portrait by Georg Peter Groß (1782–1858). Friedrich David Gräter (1768 – 1830) was one of the founders of the field of Scandinavian studies and Germanic philology in Germany. A native of Schwäbisch Hall, Gräter studied theology, philosophy, and philology in Halle and Erlangen.
Friedrich David Gräter
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Illustration — Etching after a portrait by Georg Peter Groß (1782–1858). Friedrich David Gräter (1768 – 1830) was one of the founders of the field of Scandinavian studies and Germanic philology in Germany. A native of Schwäbisch Hall, Gräter studied theology, philosophy, and philology in Halle and Erlangen.
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Born at Schwäbisch Hall in 1768, died in Schorndorf in 1830.
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- 1.Heinz Härtl, Ludwig Achim von Arnim, Briefwechsel III (1805-1806) (2011), p. 660.
- 2."Es ist den Brüdern Grimm fast gelungen, den Begründer der wissenschaftlichen Nordistik in Deutschland totzuschweigen" Heinrichs (1986).
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