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Józef Jeżowski

Józef Jeżowski (1793–1855) was a Polish classical philologist, poet, translator, founding member and former president of the Philomatic Association. He was a friend of Adam Mickiewicz and Tomasz Zan. Józef graduated from high school in Uman, and studied classical philology at the Vilnius Imperial University.

Józef Jeżowski

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Józef Jeżowski · "Korespondencja filomatów (1817-1823)" · Public domain

Place Of Death
Kurylivka
Born
1793 · Kurylivka.
Died
1855 · Kaniv.
Nationality
Russian Empire
Occupation
linguist · poet · philologist
Fields
classical philology
Education
Imperial University of Vilna
Languages
Polish · Latin · Greek

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Józef Jeżowski (1793–1855) was a Polish classical philologist, poet, translator, founding member and former president of the Philomatic Association. He was a friend of Adam Mickiewicz and Tomasz Zan. Józef graduated from high school in Uman, and studied classical philology at the Vilnius Imperial University.

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