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Dorothea Schlözer (Rodde) b. 18 August 1774 d. 1831
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| Lineage | Schlözer |
| Sex | Male |
| Full name (at birth) | Dorothea Schlözer |
| Other last names | Rodde |
| Parents
♂ August Ludwig von Schlözer [Schlözer] b. 5 July 1735 d. 9 September 1809 | |
Events
18 August 1774 birth:
1831 death:
Notes
Rodde, Dorothea von – (1770 – 1824) German philosopher
Dorothea von Schlozer was born (Aug 18, 1770) in Gottingen, the daughter of August Ludwig von Schlozer, the noted lawyer and historian. She studied geometry early in childhood, and became proficient in many languages. Such was her education that Dorothea was granted a doctorate in philosophy (1787) from the University of Gottingen after a verbal examination, becoming the first German woman to achieve such a distinction. She was married (1792) to the Baron von Rodde of Lubeck, to whom she bore three children. Dorothea established her own salon in Lubeck which was visited by the noted translator Johann Heinrich Voss, and the French scholar Charles de Villers. Dorothea von Rodde died (July 12, 1825) aged fifty-four, in Avignon, Provence, France.
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