Karl Lachmann

Philologist and biblical critic

Karl Lachmann - Philologist and biblical critic
Born

March 4th, 1793
232 years ago

Died

1851
174 years ago — 58 years old

Category

Thinkers & Philosophers

Country

Germany

Links & References

Birth occurred in 1793 in Germany. Contributed significantly to the field of philology with a focus on textual criticism. Developed methods for reconstructing biblical texts and published a critical edition of the works of the Roman poet Lucretius. His approach influenced scholarly practices in textual criticism, particularly in addressing the transmission of classical texts. Established a legacy that shaped future studies in philology.

Published critical edition of Lucretius

Developed methods for biblical textual criticism

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