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Flourished c.1251 - c.1350
Notable Works “Erotemata grammatika”
Subjects Of Study Greek language • grammar
Aristophanes Of Byzantium
Greek critic and grammarian
Didymus Chalkenteros
Greek scholar
George Of Trebizond
Byzantine humanist
Adamántios Koraïs
Greek scholar
Theodor Benfey
German scholar
Francis Andrew March
American scholar and lexicographer
Gēorgios N. Hatzidakis
Greek linguist
James Owen Dorsey
American ethnologist
Madvig, drawing by Emilius-Ditlev Baerentzen, c. 1845; in Det Kongelige Bibliotek, Copenhagen
Johan Nicolai Madvig
Danish scholar
Constantine Lascaris
Byzantine grammarian
Samuel Johnson
Samuel Johnson
English author
Elijah Bokher Levita
Italian grammarian
Quasimodo
Salvatore Quasimodo
Italian poet
Schlegel, Friedrich von
Friedrich von Schlegel
German writer
Richard Bentley, detail of an oil painting by James Thornhill, 1710; in Trinity College, Cambridge.
Richard Bentley
British scholar
Opitz, Martin
Martin Opitz
German poet
Julius Caesar Scaliger
French scholar
Maximus Planudes
Byzantine scholar and theologian
David Kimhi
European scholar
Charles du Fresne, seigneur du Cange
French scholar

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