Catalogus Philologorum Classicorum
Directed by Franco Montanari e Luciano Bossina Università degli studi di Genova
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A .pdf format file records the main stages of the academic and scientific curriculum of each scholar, the most significant papers, bibliography, Nachlass (if known), papers in honorem or in memoriam, obituaries, biographies and other useful data.
On the left of each name you find a three-letter abbreviation, identifying the country of the unit responsible for each card. By clicking on that abbreviation you can write an e-mail to the respective unit.
On the left of each name you find a three-letter abbreviation, identifying the country of the unit responsible for each card. By clicking on that abbreviation you can write an e-mail to the respective unit.
- Total cards: 7472
- Available cards: 919
- Programmed cards: 6553
- Last update: 11/7/2024
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| 161 | Jean Andrieu |
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| 162 | Jean-Benoît Andrieu |
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| 163 | Nelly Andrieux-Reix |
05/10/1944 Saint-Laurent-sur-Gorre (Haute-Vienne) |
15/05/2007 Menton (Alpes-Maritimes) |
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| 164 | Marilena Andriotis |
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| 165 | Manôlês Andronikos |
23/10/1919 Boursa (Turkey) |
30/03/1992 Thessalonikê |
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| 166 | Nicolas Andry de Boisregard |
1658 Lyon |
13/05/1742 Paris |
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| 167 | María Socorro Andújar Espino |
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| 168 | P. Angelopoulos |
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| 169 | F. Angenot |
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| 170 | E. Aniel |
19e siècle |
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| 171 | José Manuel Aniel-Quiroga |
1961 |
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| 172 | Innokentiy Fyodorovich Annenskiy |
September 1, 1855 Omsk |
December 13, 1909 St.Petersburg |
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| 173 | Gayana Galustovna Anpetkova-Sharova |
February 17, 1925 Krasnodar |
October 28, 2003 St.Petersburg |
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| 174 | Georges Anquetil |
19e siècle |
20e siècle |
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| 175 | Ferdinand Antoine |
18/01/1844 |
30/08/1905 |
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| 176 | Guillermo Antolín |
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13/02/1928 |
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| 177 | Ivan Antov |
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| 178 | Vicentina Antuña Tavío |
22/01/1909 La Habana |
08/01/1992 La Habana |
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| 179 | Otto Apelt |
12/28/1845 Jena |
12/05/1932 Dresden |
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| 180 | Joseph Appay |
18e siècle |
19e siècle |