Yuriy Drohobych
Yuriy Drohobych was an astronomer, philosopher, university teacher, astrologer, medic and editor (1450–1494). He was born at Drohobych and died at Kraków.
Also recorded as Jurij Drohobytsch.
Overview
Born at Drohobych in 1450, died at Kraków in 1494.
Identity and origins
The authorities additionally record the heading Jurij Drohobytsch. His recorded languages were Latin, Church Slavonic, Ukrainian and Ruthenian. His recorded confession was Catholicism.
Scholarly footprint
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In detail
Yuriy Drohobych studied at University of Bologna and Jagiellonian University. training under Girolamo Manfredi is recorded. the recorded working language is Latin, Church Slavonic and Ukrainian.
Employment is recorded with Jagiellonian University and University of Bologna.
Chronology
- 1450Yuriy Drohobych born at Drohobych.
- 1494Yuriy Drohobych died at Kraków.
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