Works
- De Bonis in fine philebi enumeratis Dissertatio inauguralis. Leipzig 29.07.1868
- Untersuchungen zu Cicero's philosophischen Schriften 3 volls. (1877–1883)
- De logica Stoicorum. in: Satura philologa. Hermanno Sauppio obtulit amicorum conlegarum decas. (1879) pp. 61–78.
- Der Dialog. Ein literarhistorischer Versuch (1895)
- Der Eid, ein beitrag zu seiner Geschichte (1902)
- Themis, Dike und Verwandtes. Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte der Rechtsidee bei den Griechen (1907)
- Die Strafe der Steinigung (1909)
- Plutarch (1912)
- Die Person. Begriff und Name derselben im Altertum (1914)
- Der Name. Ein Beitrag zu seiner Geschichte im Altertum und besonders bei den Griechen (1918)
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