A.B. Gettysburg Coll., 1906; study at U. of Pennsylvania, 1908-9; A.M. Princeton, 1910; Ph.D. 1917.

Prof. Gk. Gettysburg (PA) Acad., 1906-8; prof. Gk. Gettysburg Coll., 1912-30; asso. prof, to prof, class. NYU, 1930-51; vis. prof. Alfred (NY) U., 1961-3; gen. sec. AIA, 1930-2.

"Naturalization in Athenian Law and Practice" (Princeton, 1917); privately printed, 1922.

"Amendments in Athenian Decrees," AJA 42 (1938) 456-85; "Ta Sem &4>' tf/Sirc," TAPA 11 (1946) 214-20; "Age-Classes in Spartan Education," TAPA 78 (1947) 99-104.

Albert Billheimer was a teacher of Greek and an epigraphist specializing in Attic inscriptions of the fifth and fourth centuries B.C. As a teacher he insisted upon absolute accuracy and precision, yet did so without pedantry. As a scholar he rigidly held to the highest standards and taught his students to do the same. He wrote few articles, but they were models of scholarship—concise, scrupulously accurate, convincingly argued.

NYU Archives; WhAm 7:51.