Otto Crusius (1857-1918)
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Otto Crusius was a German
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 classical scholar, born at Hanover
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. He became professor
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 at the University of Heidelberg
Ruprecht Karl University of Heidelberg
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 in 1898 and at Munich
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in 1903. His works include: Zur griechischen Religionsgeschichte (1886), Untersuchungen zu Herondas (1892), etc. He edited Philologus; Herondas (1901); Fabeln des Babrius (1897); and Griechische Lyriker (1897 et seq). After 1909 he published, with others, several volumes of Das Erbe der Alter: Schriften über Wesen und Wirkung der Antike (Leipzig).
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