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Anton Semenovich Budilovich

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Budilovich, Anton Semenovich 

Born May 24 (June 5), 1846, in Grodno Province; died Dec. 19, 1908 (Jan. 1, 1909), in St. Petersburg. Russian linguist and Slavist. Professor at the University of Warsaw beginning in 1881.

Budilovich’s early works were devoted to the study of M. V. Lomonosov. His main works include Study of the Language of the Old Slavonic Translation of the 13 Words of Grigorii Bogoslov (1871), Sketch of Church Slavonic Grammar (1883), and Common Slavic Ranked With Other Common Languages of Ancient and Modern Europe (vols. 1-2, 1892). Budilovich’s unfinished work The Primitive Slavs in Their Language, Way of Life, and Ideas According to Lexical Data (parts 1-2, 1878-82) is still valued for its wealth of factual material.



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