ΘΟΥΚΥΔΙΔΗΣ. Thucydidis de bello Peloponnesiaco libri octo. Graece et latine. Curavit Georg Aenotheus Koch. Accedit Index rerum memorabilium locupletissimus

Georg Aenotheus Koch (1802-1879), classical philologist and educator. Born into a family of Protestant pastors, Koch studied theology and then philology at the University of Leipzig, where he was influenced by Christian Daniel Beck and Gottfried Hermann. After earning his doctorate in 1825, he began a long career at the Thomasschule in Leipzig, eventually serving as Conrector until his retirement in 1867. Koch was a prolific editor of classical texts, working on authors such as Antoninus Liberalis, Lucian, Cornelius Nepos, Cicero, Virgil, Horace, Xenophon, and Velleius. DB

Georg Achatz von Enenkel (1573-1620), scholar, jurist, and nobleman from the Protestant Enenkel family of Albrechtsberg an der Pielach in Lower Austria. Enenkel studied classical languages and philosophy in Strasbourg and law at the University of Tübingen. He is best known for his Latin translation of Thucydides, and he also authored several legal works. As a committed Protestant, he was among the signatories of the Horner Bund (1608), a political alliance formed by Austrian Protestant estates to defend their religious and political rights amid growing tensions with Habsburg Catholic rule. Enenkel was also married to Anna Freiin von Althann, daughter of the imperial court chamber president Christoph von Althann and Elisabeth von Teufel. DB