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Maximilian Friedrich Julius Consbruch (* 20 June 1866 in Elbing, East Prussia, Kingdom of Prussia; † 14 August 1927 ibid.) was a German East Prussian classical philologist and gymnasium principal, known for his studies of Greek lyric and the work of Hephaestion.Maximilian Consbruch was the son of a German-speaking Prussian parson in present-day Poland. He studied classical philology and theology at the Day Gymnasium in Elbing, then until 1884 in Berlin, then until 1885 in Breslau.

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  • Maximilian Friedrich Julius Consbruch (* 20 June 1866 in Elbing, East Prussia, Kingdom of Prussia; † 14 August 1927 ibid.) was a German East Prussian classical philologist and gymnasium principal, known for his studies of Greek lyric and the work of Hephaestion.Maximilian Consbruch was the son of a German-speaking Prussian parson in present-day Poland. He studied classical philology and theology at the Day Gymnasium in Elbing, then until 1884 in Berlin, then until 1885 in Breslau.
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