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A German scholar and student of philosophy, born at Eutin, November 30, 1802. He studied at Kiel and became Professor in the University of Berlin in 1833. He is best known for his exposition of Greek philosophy in relation to the modern schools of thought. He published Elementa Logices Aristotelicae (8th ed. 1878); and an edition of Aristotle's De Anima (2d ed. rev. by Belger, 1879); besides various works on the German philosophy, etc. He died January 24, 1872. See the memoir by Bratuschek (1873) and the work by Orphal (1891).