Professor Eduard Koschwitz gestorben (1904)

Eduard Koschwitz (7 October 1851, Breslau – 14 May 1904,

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Koschwitz, Eduard In 1877 he became

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and afterward was made

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(1881) and

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. His specialty was

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. His works include:
''Ueber die Provenzalischen Feliber und Ihre Vorgänager''
Wilhelm Gronau, 1894.
''Ueberlieferung und Sprache der Chanson du voyage de Charlemagne à Jérusalem''
1876
''Les plus anciens monuments de la langue française''
1889
''Grammatik der neufranzösischen Schriftsprache (16.-19. Jahrhundert)''
1889
''Les parlers parisiens''
1893 * Les Français avant, pendant et après la guerre de 1870-1871;
''Grammaire historique de la langue des félibres.''
1894
''Miréio, poème provençal de Frédéric Mistral''
1900 * "La Phonétique expérimentale et la philologie franco-provençale". '' Revue des patois gallo-romans'', tome 4 (1891). * (avec K. Bartsch)
''Chrestomathie provençale (Xe-XVe siècles)''
1904 *

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, ''Edouard Koschwitz''. Extrait de la Revue de l'Institut catholique de Paris, juillet-août 1906. 24 p. in-8° *''Ueber die Chanson du Voyage de Charlemagne'' (1875; new edition, 1907) *An edition of that ''Chanson'' (1883) *''Commentar zu den ältesten französischen Sprachdenkmälern'' (1886) *''Neufranzösische Formenlehre nach ihrem Lautstande'' (1888) *''Zur Aussprache des Französische'' (1892) *''Französische Novellistik- und Roman-litteratur über 1870–1871'' (1893) *''Grammaire historique de la langue des Félibres'' (1894) *''Anleitung zum Studium der französischen Philologie'' (1897; third edition, 1907) *''Altfranzösisches Uebungsbuch'' (1884; fourth edition, 1911), with

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Koschwitz was editor of several philological periodicals.

Biography

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, ''Eduard Koschwitz. Ein Lebensbild'', in ''Zeitschrift für französischen und englischen Unterricht'', 3 (1904), , 385–432 (also a
separate printing by Weidmann, Berlin 1904
.

References

German philologists 1851 births 1904 deaths Writers from Wrocław Academic staff of the University of Marburg Academic staff of the University of Greifswald German male writers {{Germany-writer-stub