| Contents | calls his Phd 'Greek Easter eggs'; is touched that Warburg wants to read it; acknowledges receipt of Conciliazione material, very interesting; it is a rare example of history happening in front of everybody; can understand how Warburg values the time he can spend in Rome; Max Adolph had his Phd sent to [L] Curtius; he has not sent any copies to other people in Italy, would like to send one to [Robert] Davidsohn; Max Adolph and Prof. [Werner] Jaeger made a list and sent copies to [Enno Friedrich Wichard Ulrich von Wilamowitz-Moellendorff], [Eduard] Norden, [B. G.] Teubner, [Hans?] von Arnim, Richard Reitzenstein, [Max] Pohlenz, [Friedrich] Klingner, [Ernst] Kapp, [Otto] Regenbogen, [E.] Hoffmann, [L.] Curtius, Wilhelm Weber, [Karl] Reinhardt, W. Otto, [E. E.] Fränkel, [Julius] Stenzel, [K.?] Jacoby, Prächter, Paul Friedlaender, [K.] Meister, Frank, in Heidelberg; in England: Ross, Stocks, Taylor; [Wolfgang] Schadewaldt, [Richard] Harder; uncle Max [Warburg] and uncle Fritz [Warburg], Hans Hertz; he will present copies to Evers, [Walter] Solmitz, his teacher in Holzminden Bernhard Hell, Hans Petersen, Peter Petersen, Paul Ruben, Dr. [Wilhelm] Ax; he has sent a copy to Kerschbaumer; will send one to Walter Lenel, [Ernst] Cassirer; on photographs of the Pergamon [altar]: he contacted the firm Georg Reimer, the Staatliche Bildstelle, Wasmuth Verlag, Julius Bard Verlag, but all in vain; is happy for Peter [Peter Paul Braden] to have passed an exam; on his own progress in drawing and painting; he saw the Chinese exhibition in Berlin, something which Warburg has missed; mentions visits to Alice Berend, [Karl] Hofer, [Alfred] Mahlan |