Richard Reitzenstein Índice Obras selecionadas | Bibliografia | Referências Ligações externas | Menu de navegaçãoPagan Regeneration: Chapter VIII: The New Birth Experience in HermeticismRichard ReitzensteinLiteratura de e sobre Richard ReitzensteinWorldCat44427276ADV101733239022092312863396g234837118599615IDn88654391jn1999200096235750751072719567n2005071981ID29910406855074XOL112919A000110647

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Richard August Reitzenstein (Wrocław, 2 de abril de 1861 — Göttingen, 23 de março de 1931) foi um filologista clássico e um estudioso da antiga religião grega, do hermetismo e do gnosticismo alemão. Ele foi descrito por Kurt Rudolph como "um dos mais estimulantes acadêmicos gnósticos"[1]. Com Wilhelm Bousset, ele foi uma das maiores figuras da Religionsgeschichtliche Schule ("Escola da História das Religiões")[2].


Sua "Poimandres: Studien zur Griechisch-Ägyptischen und frühchristlichen Literatur", de 1904, foi um estudo acadêmico pioneiro das Poimandres, que ele comparou ao Pastor de Hermas[3].


Em colaboração com o egiptólogo Wilhelm Spiegelberg, Richard August Reitzenstein também fundou uma famosa coleção de papiros gregos e egípcios, comprados durante uma expedição ao Egito em 1898-9[4].




Índice





  • 1 Obras selecionadas


  • 2 Bibliografia


  • 3 Referências


  • 4 Ligações externas




Obras selecionadas |



  • De scriptorum rei rusticae qui intercedunt inter Catonem et Columellam libris deperditis (1884)

  • Verrianische Forschungen (1887)

  • Arriani τῶν μἑτ’ Ἀλεξἁνδρου libri septimi fragmenta e codice Vaticano rescripto edita (1888)

  • Supplementa ad Procli Commentarios in Platonis De republica libros nuper vulgatos e codice Vaticano rescripto nuper iteratis curis lecto (1889)

  • Drei Vermutungen zur Geschichte der romischen Litteratur [includes: Die Abfassungszeit des ersten Buches Ciceros de Legibus; Ein litterarischer Angriff auf Octavian; Lukrez und Cicero] (1893)

  • Epigramm und Skolion : ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der alexandrinischen Dichtung (1893)

  • Geschichte der griechischen Etymologika : ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Philologie in Alexandria und Byzanz (1897)

  • Zwei religionsgeschichtliche Fragen nach ungedruckten griechischen Texten der Straßburger Bibliothek (1901)

  • M. Terentius Varro und Johannes Mauropus von Euchaita : eine Studie zur Geschichte der Sprachwissenschaft (1901)

  • Poimandres : Studien zur griechisch-ägyptischen und frühchristlichen Literatur (1904)

  • Hellenistische Wundererzählunge (1906)

  • Der Anfang des Lexikons des Photios (1907)

  • Werden und Wesen der Humanität im Altertum (1907)

  • Studien zu Quintilians größeren Deklamationen (1909)

  • Die hellenistischen Mysterienreligionen : ihre Grundgedanken und Wirkungen (1910). 3rd enlarged edition: 1927

  • Das Märchen von Amor und Psyche bei Apuleius (1912)

  • Zur Sprache der lateinischen Erotik (1912)

  • Die Nachrichten über den Tod Cyprians : ein philologischer Beitrag zur Geschichte der Märtyrerliteratur (1913)

  • Des Athanasius Werk über das Leben des Antonius : ein philologischer Beitrag zur Geschichte des Mönchtums (1914)

  • Bemerkungen zu den kleinen Schriften des Tacitus (1914)

  • Eros und Psyche in der ägyptisch-griechischen Kleinkunst (1914)

  • Bemerkungen zur Martyrienliteratur. I, Die Bezeichnung Märtyrer (1916)

  • Die Formel Glaube, Liebe, Hoffnung bei Paulus (1916)

  • Historia Monachorum und Historia Lausiaca : eine Studie zur Geschichte des Mönchtums und der frühchristlichen Begriffe Gnostiker und Pneumatiker (1916)

  • Die Göttin Psyche in der hellenistischen und frühchristlichen Literatur (1917)

  • Die Idee des Principats bei Cicero und Augustus (1917)

  • Bemerkungen zur Märtyrerliteratur. II, Nachträge zu den Akten Cyprians (1919)

  • Das mandäische Buch des Herrn der Größe und die Evangelienüberlieferung (1919)

  • Das iranische Erlösungsmysterium : religionsgeschichtliche Untersuchungen (1921)

  • Alchemistische Lehrschriften und Märchen bei den Arabern [in: Heliodori carmina quattuor ad fidem codicis Casselani edidit Günther Goldschmidt] (1923)

  • Die griechische Tefnutlegende (1923)

  • Weltuntergangs-Vorstellungen : eine Studie zur vergleichenden Religionsgeschichte (1924)

  • Studien zum antiken Synkretismus aus Iran und Griechenland [with Hans Heinrich Schaeder] (1926)

  • Die hellenistischen Mysterienreligionen (1927). English translation by J.E. Steely (1978) as: Hellenistic mystery-religions : their basic ideas and significance

  • Die Vorgeschichte der christlichen Taufe (1929)

  • Eine wertlose und eine wertvolle Überlieferung über den Manichäismus (1931)

  • Antike und Christentum : vier religionsgeschichtliche Aufsätze [papers originally published in the Vorträge der Bibliothek Warburg, 1922-1925. Includes: Alt-griechische Theologie und ihre Quellen; Plato und Zarathustra; Augustin als antiker und als mittelalterlicher Mensch; Die nordischen, persischen und christlichen Vorstellungen vom Weltuntergang] (1963)

  • Aufsätze zu Horaz : Abhandlungen und Vorträge aus den Jahren 1908-1925 (1963) [includes 7 essays]

  • Aufsätze zu Tacitus [includes: Zur Textgeschichte der Germania (1898); Das deutsche Heldenlied bei Tacitus (1913); Bemerkungen zu den kleinen Schriften des Tacitus (1914); Tacitus und sein Werk (1926)] (1967)



Bibliografia |



  • Festschrift Richard Reitzenstein [pp.160-168: Richard Reitzensteins Schriften] (1931)

  • Anthony Grafton (1990), Forgers and critics: creativity and duplicity in western scholarship ISBN 0-691-05544-0, Ch. 3

  • S. Marchand, From liberalism to neoromanticism : Albrecht Dieterich, Richard Reitzenstein, and the religious turn in fin-de-siècle German classical studies, in : Out of Arcadia : classics and politics in Germany in the age of Burckhardt, Nietzsche and Wilamowitz, ed. by I. Gildenhard and M. Ruehl, London, 2003, pp. 129–160


Referências



  1. ↑ Gnosis: The Nature and History of Gnosticism p.32.


  2. ↑ [1]. See also Karen Leigh King, What is Gnosticism?.


  3. ↑ Pagan Regeneration: Chapter VIII: The New Birth Experience in Hermeticism


  4. ↑ Fr. COLIN, « Comment la création d’une ‘bibliothèque de papyrus’ à Strasbourg compensa la perte des manuscrits précieux brûlés dans le siège de 1870 », La revue de la BNU, 2, 2010, p. 24-47.



Ligações externas |


  • Klaus-Gunther Wesseling: Richard Reitzenstein. Em: Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon (BBKL).


  • Literatura de e sobre Richard Reitzenstein no catálogo da Biblioteca Nacional da Alemanha







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