Johann Christian Wolf
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Johann Christian Wolf (1690-1770) fut un philologue allemand.
Né à Wernigerode, il était le frère de l'orientaliste Johann Christoph Wolf. Il fut professeur au gymnase de Hambourg.
On a de lui :
- Novem illustrium Foeminarum, Sapphus, Erinnæ, Myrus, Myrtidis, Corinnæ, Telesillæ, Praxillæ, Nossidis, Anytæ, fragmenta et Elogia., Hambourg, 1735.
- Mulierum Graecarum quae oratione prosa usae sunt fragmenta et elogia graece et latine : cum virorum doctorum notis et indicibus; accedit Catalogus Foeminarum sapientia artibus scriptisue apud Graecos Romanos aliosque gentes olim illustrium / curante Jo. Christiano Wolfio. Hambourg, 1735.
- Monumenta typographica, quae artis hujus praestantissimae originem, laudem et abusum posteris produnt / instaurata studio et labore Jo. Christiani Wolfii, Hambourg, 1740.
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