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Jerolim Kavanjin, also
known as
Girolamo Cavagnini (4
February 1641 – 29
November 1714), was a
Venetian poet from
Spalato (now Split, Croatia) who wrote...
- time in
favor of
ethnic nationalism. 17th
century Dalmatian poet
Jerolim Kavanjin (Girolamo Cavagnini)
exhibited Dalmatianism,
identifying himself as "Dalmatian"...
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favour of
ethnic nationalism. The 17th-century
Dalmatian poet
Jerolim Kavanjin (Girolamo Cavagnini)
exhibited Dalmatianism,
identifying himself as "Dalmatian"...
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books he
donated became a
basis of the
Split Seminary Library.
Jerolim Kavanjin referred to Paštrić as "master of all science". Paštrić was
probably a...
- Miošić,
Pavao Ritter Vitezović,
Junije Palmotić,
Ignjat Đurđević,
Jerolim Kavanjin) and
worked on the
establishment of many
cultural and
scientific institutions...
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Jerolim may
refer to: Jerolim,
Croatian masculine given name
Jerolim Kavanjin,
Croatian poet
Jerolim Miše,
Croatian painter, teacher, and art
critic Jerolim...
- Đurđević,
Vladislav Menčetić,
Petar Bogašinović,
Petar Kanavelić,
Jerolim Kavanjin and
Rafael Levaković. Many
works were
translated from
Latin and Italian...
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Filippo II Colonna,
Italian noble (b. 1663)
November 29 –
Jerolim Kavanjin,
Croatian poet (b. 1641)
December 10 –
Anthony Günther,
Prince of Anhalt-Zerbst...
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press for
publishing books in
Serbocroatian (lingua illirica).
Jerolim Kavanjin praised Komulović for
presenting Christian doctrine on
Slavic language...
- 1703 it had 19 members,
including Catholic priest Franjo Kriton,
Jerolim Kavanjin, Ivan Dražić and
Petar Macukat. The
Saint protector of the
academy was...
