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Reiske died in Leipzig on 14 August 1774, and his manuscript remains passed, through Lessing's mediation, to the Danish historian P. F.
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Reiske and died
He also edited some historical works of the Reiske, who died 1774.
* December 25-Johann Jacob Reiske, German scholar and physician ( died 1774 )
Reiske and Leipzig
In Leipzig Reiske worked mainly at Greek, though he continued to draw on his Arabic stores accumulated in Leiden.
), Johann Jacob Reiske: Persönlichkeit und Wirkung ( Beiträge zur Leipziger Universitäts-und Wissenschaftsgeschichte 7 ), ( Leipzig, 2005 ).
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He could not become such an Arabist as J. J. Reiske ; and, though for many years the most famous teacher of Semitic languages in Europe, neither his grammatical nor his critical work has left a permanent mark, with the exception perhaps of his text-critical studies on the Peshitta.
The book on which Dawes ' fame rests is his Miscellanea critica ( 1745 ), which gained the commendation of L. C. Valckenaer and Johann Jakob Reiske.
Reiske, though on insufficient grounds, believes these two to be the same person.
Neither * ἄσκαυλης nor ἄσκαυλος ( which would naturally mean the bag-pipe ) has been found in Greek classical authors, though JJ Reiske — in a note on Dio Chrysostom, Orat.
Reiske and 14
* August 14 – Johann Jakob Reiske, German scholar and physician ( b. 1716 )
Johann Jakob Reiske ( December 25, 1716 – August 14, 1774 ) was a German scholar and physician.
Reiske and 1774
* December 25 – Johann Jacob Reiske, German scholar and physician ( d. 1774 )
* Complete edition by Johann Jakob Reiske ( 1774 – 1777 ) available at Google Books
The latter edition is enriched with the contributions of the Dutch orientalist Schultens, Johann Jakob Reiske ( 1716 – 1774 ), and by a supplement provided by Visdelou and Antoine Galland.
Reiske and .
He differed from J. J. Reiske and Silvestre de Sacy in regarding Arabic as a handmaid to Hebrew.
Reiske was born at Zörbig, in the Electorate of Saxony.
Reiske refused, though he thought the offer very generous ; he did not want money, he wanted manuscripts.
His patrons withdrew from him, and his chance of perhaps becoming professor was gone ; d ' Orville indeed soon came round, for he could not do without Reiske, who did work of which his patron, after dressing it up in his own style, took the credit.
But A. Schultens was never the same as before to him ; Reiske indeed was too independent, and hurt him by his open criticisms of his master's way of making Arabic mainly a handmaid of Hebrew.
Reiske himself, however, admitted that Schultens always behaved honourably to him.
In 1742, by Schultens ' advice Reiske took up medicine as a study by which he might hope to live if he could not do so by philology.
But Reiske never came back seriously to this topic.
Reiske certainly surpassed all his predecessors in the range and quality of his knowledge of Arabic literature.
Reiske the Greek scholar has been rightly valued only in recent years, and it is now recognized that he was the first German since Sylburg who had a living knowledge of the Greek tongue.
Iacobus Reiske.
* Briefe über das arabische Münzwesen von Johann Jacob Reiske mit Anmerkungen und Zusätzen von Johann Gottfried Eichhorn.
Later he edited the " Briefe über das arabische Münzwesen " by Johann Jacob Reiske.
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