Jan Daniel Janocki

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Jan Daniel Andrzej Janocki (German: Johann Daniel Jänisch ; * 1720 in Birnbaum, today Międzychód ; † September 29, 1786 in Warsaw ) was a Polish literary historian.

Jan Daniel Janocki (spr.ózki), from a German family called Jänisch, which he later changed to Janocki after converting to Catholicism, became librarian of the Andrzej Stanisław Załuski ( Załuski Library ) in Warsaw and died on September 29, 1786 in Bomst.

His main work has the title: Janociana (Warsaw 1776–79, 2 vols .; vol. 3 von Linde, das. 1819), with many biographical notes on old Polish writers.

literature

  • Heinz Lemke: The Zaluski brothers and their relationships with scholars in Germany and Danzig , Berlin 1958.

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personal data
SURNAME Janocki, Jan Daniel
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Jänisch, Johann Daniel
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Polish bibliographer
DATE OF BIRTH 1720
PLACE OF BIRTH Międzychód
DATE OF DEATH September 29, 1786
Place of death Warsaw