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Bogoslav Šulek (born
Bohuslav Šulek;
April 20, 1816 –
November 30, 1895) was a
Croatian philologist,
historian and lexicographer. He was very influential...
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President of France,
Emperor of
French Second Empire (d. 1873) 1816 –
Bogoslav Šulek,
Croatian philologist, historian, and
lexicographer (d. 1895) 1818...
- also
carrying bearing the
surname Arbanas/Arnaut, i.e.
Bogdan Arbanas,
Bogoslav Arbanas,
Milosh Arbanas,
Bozhidar Arnaut, etc.
These individuals are noted...
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Bogoslav Šulek i
njegova polemika s
Vukom Karadžićem" [Slovak
Apostle of Yugoslavism:
Bogoslav Šulek and His
Polemic Against Vuk Karadžić].
Bogoslav Šulek...
- Mažuranić's and
Josip Užarević's German-Croatian
dictionary (1842), and
Bogoslav Šulek's German-Croatian-Italian
dictionary of
scientific terminology (1875)...
- German–Illyrian dictionary.
First "truly modern"
Croatian dictionary). 1874–75 –
Bogoslav Šulek, Hrvatsko-njemačko-talijanski rječnik
znanstvenog ****vlja (Croatian–German–Italian...
- 1241.
Samuel Jurkovič (sk)
Alois Kaiser, Austrian-US chazzan,
composer Bogoslav Šulek (born
Bohuslav Šulek), 1816–1895, Slovak-Croatian philologist, historian...
- count's own dacha. The
troupe continued on to Zlatapolya, Novomirgorod, and
Bogoslav,
around which time
Alexander Oberlander left to
marry and
settle down,...
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Bogoslav Dimitrijev,
Stevan Nertica,
Veselin ****nov, Duško Pankeričan, Bora Zeman, Vasa Albu, Savo Rajkov,
Branko Novakov,
Vitomir Mijuca,
Bogoslav Vukonjanski...
- metaphysics. He died in Zagreb. Područje
materijalizma (1889; Zagreb)
Bogoslav Šulek kao
filozof i
polemik (1890; Zagreb)
Naravno bogoslovlje (1892; Zagreb)...
