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subrector, subrectory, subregent, subregion, subregional, surge, trirectify, unidirectional...
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Following a
series of
promotions he had become, by 1845, the school's
subrector (deputy head teacher).
During the 1848
Revolution Franck was politically...
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named Oberlehrer in
Landsberg an der Warthe, and in 1864 was
appointed subrector in Plön. He died on
December 21, 1889.
Known for his
writings on ancient...
- Erlangen, he went to
Baireuth in 1756 as tutor. A few
months later he
became subrector in Baireuth. In 1758 he was
appointed professor of the
Oriental languages...
- changed, and
other masters were called. The
school was also
indebted to the
subrector,
Johannes Murmellius, a
leading Dutch humanist, and its
flourishing condition...
- 1872–1873
theology at the
University of Leipzig.
Between 1776–1784 he was
subrector and
professor at the
gymnasium in Késmárk.
Subsequently he
became Lutheran...
- of
Gottlieb Christoph von Harless. Afterwards, he
worked as a
school subrector in Ratzeburg, and in 1853
began teaching classes at the
Gymnasium in Altenburg...
- in
Austria and Rostock.
Between 1531 and 1536, he
worked as the
first subrector at Katharineum, a
Latin humanist school in Lübeck. He was said to have...
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Schick took up the
teaching position vacated by Biewend's
death while Subrector Saxon ****umed the
administrative duties.
Later in his life,
Schick would...
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including as a typist,
director of the
Department of
Education and Sports,
Subrector for
Academic Affairs, and as a
member of the
University Council. Later...
