Public figure, Public service
George Grube Silver
Canadian classics scholar and translator (1899–1982)
George Grube was a Canadian classics scholar and translator (1899–1982). Born 1899 in Antwerp.
- Function
- Public service
Common questions
- Who is George Grube?
- George Grube was a Canadian classics scholar and translator (1899–1982). Born 1899 in Antwerp.
- What does George Grube do?
- George Grube is known as translator, classical philologist, politician.
- Where did George Grube study?
- George Grube studied at Emmanuel College.
- What are George Grube's skills?
- classical philology, translation into English.
- When was George Grube born?
- George Grube was born on 1899-08-03 in Antwerp.
- What awards has George Grube received?
- Goodwin Award, Guggenheim Fellowship.
Career and education
SilverEducation
- Emmanuel College
- Trinity College
- University of Cambridge
Public life
Silver- Born
- 1899-08-03, Antwerp
- Died
- 1982-12-03, Toronto
- Citizenship
- United Kingdom, Canada
- Occupations
- translator, classical philologist, politician, university teacher
- Affiliations
- Classical Association of Canada
- Also known as
- George Max Antony Grube, George Maximilian Anthony Grube, G. M. A. Grube, Georges Maximilien Antoine Grube
Achievements
SilverAwards
- Goodwin Award 1967
- Guggenheim Fellowship
Profile
- Languages
- English, French
- Expertise
- classical philology, translation into English
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