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Diels, Robert, Kaibel, Wilamowitz und andere Studenten (Mitglieder des Bonner Philologischen Vereins), Sommersemester 1869

  • Christensen = Christensen, Heinrich (aus Hamburg) * 23. Juli 1849, ab 1887 Gymnasialprofessor am Wilhelm-Gymnasium in Hamburg, † 1921 (Franz Bömer: Wilhelm-Gymnasium Hamburg: 1881-1956, Hamburg 1956)
  • Dettmer = Dettmer, Hermann (aus Lübeck) * 21. Juli 1846, Promotion 7. August 1869 (De Hercule Attico), † (Reitunfall) 29. Juli 1870, noch vor dem Examen
  • Diels = Diels, Hermann Alexander (1848–1922)
  • Engel = Engel, Walther (aus St. Wendel), Oberlehrer am Viktoriagymnasium in Potsdam, * 15. Oktober 1847 in Dörrenbach/St. Wendel, † 1921; enger Freund Diels'
  • Fritz[sch]e = Fritze, August, * 20. August 1848, Gymnasiallehrer in Wiesbaden, † 30. Dezember 1902
  • Kaibel = Kaibel, Georg (1849–1901)
  • Robert = Robert, Carl (1850–1922)
  • Scholz = Scholz, Gustav (aus Wiesbaden) * 13. September 1848, Gymnasiallehrer in Wiesbaden, † 9. Mai 1892
  • v. Wilamowitz-Moellendorff = Wilamowitz-Moellendorff, Ulrich von (1848–1931)
Reference: Wilt Aden Schröder, Photo 11 in Wilamowitz-Bildnisse, Philologus 151 (2007)
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