Joanniki Lichud

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Monument of the Lichud brothers erected in 2007 in Moscow at the Epiphany Monastery

Joanniki Lichud ( Russian Иоанникий Лихуд ; born March 30, 1633 in Kefalonia , † August 7, 1717 in Moscow ) was a Russian philosopher, theologian and logician of Greek origin. Together with his brother Sophronius Lichud, he is one of the representatives of the Enlightenment in Russia and is a co-founder of the Moscow Spiritual Academy .

The patriarch Konstantinos Leichoudes was an ancestor of Lichud.

Works

  • О душе по учению перипатетиков (About the core of the teachings of the peripatetic )

literature

  • NI Kondakow: Dictionary of Logic ; VEB Bibliographical Institute Leipzig 1978
  • Philipp Carl Strahl: The learned Russia ; Verlag Friedrich Fleischer, Leipzig 1828; on-line
  • А. О. Чубарьян и други: Школьная энциклопедия «Руссика». История России. 9-17 вв ; (AO Tschubarjan et al .: School encyclopedia "Russika". History of Russia from the 9th to 17th centuries) Olma Press Moscow 2003; ISBN 5-94849-302-4

Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Ray: The learned Russia , p. 302
  2. ↑ Ray: The learned Russia , p. 309
  3. ↑ Ray: The learned Russia , p. 302
  4. ↑ Kondakow: Dictionary of Logic , p. 277
personal data
SURNAME Lichud, Joanniki
ALTERNATIVE NAMES Лихуд, Иоанникий (Russian)
BRIEF DESCRIPTION Greco-Russian philosopher, theologian and logician
DATE OF BIRTH March 30, 1633
PLACE OF BIRTH Kefalonia
DATE OF DEATH August 7, 1717
Place of death Moscow