Emil Kałużniacki

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Emil Kałużniacki

Emil Kałużniacki (born January 11, 1845 in Turze, † July 3, 1914 in Chernivtsi ) was a Slavist .

Life

Emil Kałużniacki studied Slavic Philology and became full professor at the Franz Joseph University in Chernivtsi . In 1889/90 he was rector of the university. In his rectorate speech he spoke about the main developments in Slavic philology from the earliest times to the present . At his suggestion, a collection of coins and antiques was created, which was opened in July 1890.

Works

  • with Franz von Miklosich : About the migrations of the Rumunen in the Dalmatian Alps and the Carpathians , 1880.
  • Smaller old Polish texts from manuscripts from the 15th and early 16th centuries , 1882. GoogleBooks
  • Contributions to the older secret writing of the Slavs , 1883.
  • The Polish review of the Magdeburg judgments and the relevant German, Latin and Czech collections , 1886. GoogleBooks
  • On the older Paraskeval literature of the Greeks, Slavs and Romanians , 1899. GoogleBooks
  • From the panegyric literature of the southern slaves , 1901. GoogleBooks
  • Works of the Patriarch of Bulgaria Euthymius , Vienna 1901. Full text

literature

  • Damian Bogdan: Emil Kałużniacki şi scrierea chirilică la români . In: Românoslavia. Prague 1948, pp. 11-39.
  • Grigore Nandriş: Emil Kałużniacki . In: Codrii Cosminului. Volume II-III (1925-1926). Czernowitz 1927, pp. 579-582.
  • Vatroslav Jagić: Emil Kałużniacki 11.1.1845-3.7.1914. In: Archives for Slavic Philology. Volume 37, 1920, pp. 280-285.

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Rector's speech (HKM)
  2. Festschrift for the 25th anniversary of the University of Czernowitz (1900) (PDF; 12.9 MB)