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Matthaios K.
Paranikas (Gr****: Ματθαίος Παρανίκας; 1832–1914) was an
ethnically Gr**** scholar,
philologist teacher and
writer of the 19th and
early 20th...
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inscription and the
first publication took
place on 7
April 1877 by
Matthieu Paranikas in the
Anatolia magazine in Constantinople. The
stone of the size of 2 m...
- (1855–1921), Gr****
businessman and
member of the
Ottoman parliament Matthaios Paranikas (1832-1914), Gr****
scholar Matthaios Tsahouridis (born 1978), Gr**** composer...
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competitors by
driving down cost or
developing upsetting technologies (
Paranikas, Whiteford,
Tevelson and Belz, 2015). Thus,
market has been segmented...
- (1760–1845),
scholar Georgios Gennadios (1786–1854),
scholar Matthaios Paranikas (1832-1914), scholar,
writer and
teacher Dimitrios Sarros (1869/70-1937)...
- Jacques-Paul Migne,
Patrologia Graecae (P.G.), XCVIII, 459-524, and in Christ-
Paranikas,
Anthologia graeca carminum christianorum (Leipzig, 1871), 161-204. For...
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Graduates and teachers, with the
headmaster Matthaios Paranikas, 1878....
- Teubner,
Leipzig 1869.
Numerous revised editions. (mit
Matthaios K.
Paranikas):
Anthologia Graeca carminum Christianorum. Teubner,
Leipzig 1871. Nachdruck...
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celebrates the
Feast of the
Dormition of the
Virgin (15 August).
Matthaios Paranikas (1832-1914), scholar,
writer and
teacher Dimitrios Sarros (1869/70-1937)...
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religious poems,
among them one on his dead brother. (cf.
Christ and
Paranikas, "Anthologia græca
carminum christianorum", Leipzig, 1781). As a hymnographer...
