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Miloš Đurić

Miloš N. Đurić, bista na Kalimegdanu, Beograd. Slikao Goldfinger

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Born
1892 · Benkovac.
Died
1967 · Belgrade.
Nationality
Austria–Hungary · Kingdom of Serbs and Croats and Slovenes · Kingdom of Yugoslavia
Occupation
philosopher · philologist · translator · writer · teacher
Fields
classical philology · philosophy · translations from Greek · translation from Latin
Education
University of Belgrade · University of Belgrade Faculty of Philosophy
Honours
Order of St. Sava · Order of Labour
Languages
Serbian · Ancient Greek · Latin

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Miloš Đurić (14 gennaio 1892 – 5 dicembre 1967) fu filologo e filosofo.

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Miloš Đurić nacque il 14 gennaio 1892 a Slavonski Benkovac (Autriche-Hongrie, aujourd'hui Croatie) e morì il 5 dicembre 1967. Il luogo di morte di Miloš Đurić è Belgrado, Jugoslavia, secondo la Deutsche Nationalbibliothek e la Bibliothèque nationale de France. La Bibliothèque nationale de France riporta la forma più precisa Beograd (Yougoslavie, aujourd'hui Serbie).

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