About Julie Clodius
Lived 1750 – 1805 (aged 54). Julie Clodius was a German writer and translator.
Julie Clodius (Juliane Friederike Henriette Clodius, née Stoelzel) was a German philosopher. She was born August 20, 1750, in Aptenburg, Holy Roman Empire and died on March 3, 1805, in Dresden.
Works Clodius wrote several articles in various periodicals. 1784: Poems by Elisa Carter and Charlotte Smith (translation) 1784: Biographical epilogue in: Christian August Clodius - New mixed writings (5th part) 1806: Eduard Montrefrevil (novel, posthumously, edited together with fragments from your papers by Christian August Heinrich Clodius)
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Who was Julie Clodius?
German author (1750-1805)
When was Julie Clodius born?
Julie Clodius was born on 20 August 1750 in Altenburg.
When did Julie Clodius die?
Julie Clodius died on 3 March 1805 in Dresden.
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Julie Clodius was a writer and translator.
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Julie Clodius was German.
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