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Lascaris followed the princess to Naples when she married Alfonso II (1465). The following year he left for Greece, but the vessel stopping at Messina, he was urged to stay there, consented, and died there after many years, bequeathing to the city his seventy ... Home > Catholic Encyclopedia > L > Constantine Lascaris...
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Constantine Lascaris (1434 – 1501) was a Greek scholar and grammarian, one of the promoters of the revival of Greek learning in the Italian peninsula, born at Constantinople. He was a member of the n...
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Research Lascaris Constantine and other related topics by using the free encyclopedia at the Questia.com online library. ... books on: Lascaris Constantine - 150 results...
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...in Italia del Quattrocento." In a famous letter Constantine Lascaris, one of the great Greek teachers of the second half of the...this failure partially explains the bitterness of Bessarion, Lascaris, and other Greeks living in Italy.
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In a famous letter Constantine Lascaris, one of the great Greek teachers of the second half of the fifteenth century, is complaining about the miserable living conditions of the Byzantine teachers in Italy. ... Lascaris, Constantine; List of Rulers of the Byzantine Empire; Nicaea;
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Encyclopedia article about Lascaris, Constantine. Information about Lascaris, Constantine in the Columbia Encyclopedia, Computer Desktop Encyclopedia, computing dictionary. ... Lascaris, Constantine (kŏn`stəntēn lăs`kərĭs), d. 1501?, Greek grammarian. After the fall of Constantinople, Lascaris went to Italy and in...
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Class . Schol., ed . 2, vols. ii . (1908), p . 78 . End of Article: LASCARIS, JOANNES [JOHN], or JANUS (c. 1445-1535). [back] CONSTANTINE LASCARIS (d. ...
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Constantini Lascaris Byzantini Grammaticae compendium, Graecae linguae studiosis aptissimum. by Lascaris, Constantine, 1434-1501? Basileae, 1547 ...
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CONSTANTINE LASCARIS (d. 1493 or 1500), Greek scholar and grammarian, one of the promoters of the revival of Greek learning in Italy, was born at Constantinople. He was a member of the noble Bithynian family, which had furnished three emperors of Nicaea during the 13th century.
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