Georg Carsten Wilhelm Soltau (born 17 August 1846 in Hamburg, Germany; died 2 January 1924 in Ilshofen near Schwäbisch Hall, Germany), known as Wilhelm Soltau was a German classical philologist, historiographer (historian), chronologist.
Dissertation at Bonn (Germany), 1870: “De fontibus Plutarchi in secundo bello Punico enarrando”. Professor at the secondary school (sometimes called "University") at Zabern (Alsace).
Married on 21 July 1891 at Straßburg (Alsace) Gertrud Nöldeke (1867-1942), daughter of Theodor Eduard Bernhard Franz Nöldeke (1836-1930) and Sophie Cornelia Katharina Johanne Harries (1844-1916). Five children: Anna Sophie Agathe Soltau (1892), Gustav Karsten Theodor Eduard Soltau (1893), Margarete Marie Christiane Dora Gertrud Soltau (1895), Arnold Bernhard Erwin Wilhelm Soltau (1896-1917) and Bernhard Soltau (1900-1961).
Not to be confused with author und translator Dietrich Wilhelm Soltau from Hamburg.
| Born | 17 August 1846 |
| Died | 2 January 1924 |
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| Born | 17 August 1846 |
| Died | 2 January 1924 |
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Bible, Criticism, interpretation, History, Politics and government, Roman Chronology, Chronology, Nativity, Roman Calendar, Sources, Two source hypothesis (Synoptics criticism), Ancient History, Bible teaching, Biblical teaching, Biography, Childhood and youth, Christian biography, Christianity, Church history, Classical philology, Early life, Essence, genius, nature, Geburt Jesu, Leben-Jesu-Forschung, Miracles, Nativity of Jesus ChristPeople
Jesus Christ, Livy, Jesus Christus / Geburt, Peter the Apostle, Saint, Plutarch, Titus Maccius PlautusID Numbers
- OLID: OL2345321A
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Alternative names
- W. Soltau
- Georg Carsten Wilhelm Soltau