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Isaija of Serres

Dionysius the Areopagite. Corpus of essays. Cover of a modern edition

about 1300 – after 1375

Isaiah is a prominent Serbian scribe of the 14th century (c. 1300 – not earlier than 1375) who worked on Mount Athos and was for some time at the Serbian king’s and then the prince’s court. He went down in the history of Southern and Eastern Slav literature as a translator from Greek of works by Pseudo-Dionysius the Areopagite.

Published in Cultural exchange

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Alexandar Alexandrovich Bashmakov

25.12.1858 (06.01.1859) – 01.08.1943

Russian publicist, lawyer and ethnographer. Founder and first Director of the Plovdiv People's Library. It sets the foundations of the National Archaeological Museum in Bulgaria.

Published in Russian Immigration in the Balkans

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