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Danish classical philologist (1804-1886)
Johan Nicolai Madvig (Danish: [joˈhæn ˈne̝koˌlɑjˀ ˈmæðˀvi]; 7 August 1804 – 12 December 1886), was a Danish philologist and Kultus Minister. Madvig was
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Square in Copenhagen, Denmark
created by L. Brandstrup in 1921 and installed on the square in 1929. Johan Nicolai Madvig, linguist, 1804–86. The bust was created by Vilhelm Bissen in 1874
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Danish island in the Baltic Sea
(1766 in Rønne – 1832) botanist and Danish consul general in Tangier Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804 in Svaneke – 1886) a Danish philologist and Kultus Minister
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Danish Politician
Zealand descendants, Kerslake, Billens & Humphrey. 1965. OCLC 471668679 Johan Schioldann-Nielsen, The life of D.G. Monrad (1811-1887) : manic-depressive
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Cemetery in Copenhagen, Denmark
Luno Poul de Løvenørn Carl F. Madsen Finn Ejnar Madsen Oscar Madsen Johan Nicolai Madvig Finnur Magnússon Peter Malberg Sonja Ferlov Mancoba Anne Marie "Madam"
Assistens Cemetery (Copenhagen)
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(died 1893) 20 March – Wilhelm Bendz, painter (died 1832) 7 August – Johan Nicolai Madvig, philologist and politician (died 1886) 14 September – Niels Peter
1804_in_Denmark
Roman writer who wrote treatises on grammar
Diphthongis, which also bear the name of Appuleius. Danish philologist Johan Nicolai Madvig showed that the treatise de Orthographia was actually a literary
Lucius Caecilicus Minutianus Appuleius
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Danish politician and mathematician (1812–1893)
Speaker of the Folketing 30 January 1850 – 3 August 1852 Succeeded by Johan Nicolai Madvig Preceded by Wilhelm Sponneck Finance Minister of Denmark 12 December
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Listed building in Copenhagen
places in 1964. Notable former residents include the politicians Johan Nicolai Madvig and J.A. Hansen [da]. Later acquired by the Danish Union of Teachers
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(1926–2008), philologist and professor Otto Jespersen (1860–1943) Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–1886) Axel Olrik (1864–1917) Holger Pedersen (1867–1953), linguist
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Danish businessperson, landowner and philanthropist
and Sjælland. She also supported a number of individuals, notably Johan Nicolai Madvig, whose education she paid for. Kofoed had a particular interest in
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October – Vilhelm Christian Holm, composer (born 1820) 12 December – Johan Nicolai Madvig, philologist and politician (born 1804) "Christian IX | king of Denmark"
1886_in_Denmark
Class of Roman citizens
neither the cives sine suffragio nor the artisans (according to Johan Nicolai Madvig); identical with the capite censi of the Servian constitution (Belot
Aerarii
January 1850 3 August 1852 2 years, 186 days National Liberal 1st 2 Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–1886) 4 October 1852 12 June 1853 313 days National Liberal
List of speakers of the Folketing
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Mary Boykin Chesnut, American diarist (born 1823) December 12 – Johan Nicolai Madvig, Danish philologist (born 1804) Newdigate Prize – R. L. Gales Philip
1886_in_literature
Nicolai Clausen 1863 1864 Johan Nicolai Madvig 1864 1865 Henrik Nicolai Clausen 1865 1866 Frederik Terkel Julius Gram 1866 1867 Johan Nicolai Madvig 1867
List of rectors of the University of Copenhagen
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German classical philologist (1792–1849)
Grammatik"", 1818), which stood as a standard work until superseded by Johan Nicolai Madvig's textbook in 1844 (In Danish: "Latinsk Sproglære til Skolebrug")
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English classical and biblical scholar
Arnold's School and College Series (from 1851). A translation of Johan Nicolai Madvig's Greek Syntax (1847). A Handbook of Hebrew Antiquities (1851). An
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British classicist (1930–1999)
work had been edited competently by the Danish classical scholar Johan Nicolai Madvig in 1839 but technological and methodological advances had necessitated
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would undermine unity throughout the state. Minister of Culture Johan Nicolai Madvig, a member of the cabinet under Adam Wilhelm Moltke—which formed the
Danish language decrees of 1851
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Stubbekøbing: Hans Rasmussen, farmer Rønne: A.S. Stender, jurist Aakirkeby: Johan Nicolai Madvig, professor (replaced by J.W. Marckmann after being appointed as government
Danish_Constituent_Assembly
1869 Johan Nicolai Madvig Classical philologist Copenhagen 1869 Franz von Miklosich Slavist Vienna 1870 Adolph Menzel Painter Berlin 1870 Johan Peter
List of recipients of the Pour le Mérite for Sciences and Arts
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Danish politician and jurist
September 1849 Succeeded by Mathias Hans Rosenørn [da] Preceded by Johan Nicolai Madvig Kultus Minister 7 December 1851 – 3 June 1852 Succeeded by Carl Simony [da]
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Danish jurist and politician
years old. Rotwitt was born at Hillerød, Denmark. He was the son of Otto Johan Rotwitt (1766-1836). He became a student at Frederiksborg Latin School in
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Connecticut, where he will live until 1891 and work on his classic novels. Johan Nicolai Madvig begins to lose his sight, forcing him to give up most of his research
1874_in_literature
"Johannes Wiedewelt". gentofte.bibnet.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 1 March 2017. "Nicolai Abildgaard". gentofte.bibnet.dk (in Danish). Retrieved 1 March 2017. "Gunnar
List of public art in Copenhagen
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Danish government from 1848 to 1851
Bardenfleth 22 March 1848 13 July 1851 Nonpartisan Kultus Minister Johan Nicolai Madvig 16 November 1848 7 December 1851 National Liberal Minister of War
Moltke_II_cabinet
March 1848 16 November 1848 239 days National Liberal Moltke I 2 Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–1886) 16 November 1848 7 December 1851 3 years, 22 days National
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Building in Copenhagen, Denmark
Berggreen (1801-1880), composer, creator of the four-part student song Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–86) philologist and politician Ditlev Gothard Monrad (1811-1887)
Regensen
Danish art historian and politician
commission and through numerous articles, he had a significant impact on Johan Nicolai Madvig (1804–1886) and the reorganization of the secondary school system
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Danish award show
show was broadcast live on DR1, presented by Caroline Henderson and Thomas Madvig. The Winners Performances Performances during the show included Nephew,
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(1822–1891) Gert Edstrand (born 1929) Nicolai Eigtved (1701–1754) Axel Ekberg (1882–1935) Knud V. Engelhardt (1882–1931) Johan Conrad Ernst (1666–1750) Troels
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