Juliusz Słowacki
1809 to 1849
10 documented presences
10 places
Quo Fuit places 10 dated presences for Juliusz Słowacki across 10 places, from 1809 to 1849. Each one keeps the sentence it was taken from and a link to its source.
Juliusz Słowacki (4 September 1809 – 3 April 1849) was a Polish Romantic poet.Wikipedia, full article · CC BY-SA
Where Juliusz Słowacki was documented, and when
4 September 1809exact date
Kremenetsattested
“Słowacki was born on 4 September 1809 at Kremenets (in Polish, Krzemieniec), Volhynia, formerly part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth but then in the Russian Empire and now in Ukraine.”
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4 September 1809exact date
Russian Empireattested
“Słowacki was born on 4 September 1809 at Kremenets (in Polish, Krzemieniec), Volhynia, formerly part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth but then in the Russian Empire and now in Ukraine.”
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4 September 1809exact date
Ukraineattested
“Słowacki was born on 4 September 1809 at Kremenets (in Polish, Krzemieniec), Volhynia, formerly part of the Polish–Lithuanian Commonwealth but then in the Russian Empire and now in Ukraine.”
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1833 to 1836period
Switzerlandattested
“From 1833 to 1836, he lived in Switzerland.”
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1840year
Collège de Franceattested
“In 1840 Mickiewicz was elected to the position of professor of Slavic literature at Collège de France; it was one of the events that cemented his position over Słowacki in the Polish émigré community.”
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1840year
Collattested
“In 1840 Mickiewicz was elected to the position of professor of Slavic literature at Collège de France; it was one of the events that cemented his position over Słowacki in the Polish émigré community.”
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1841year
Frankfurtattested
“In 1841 Słowacki traveled briefly to Frankfurt, but Paris would become his main home till his death.”
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3 April 1849exact date
Parisattested
“Słowacki died in Paris on 3 April 1849 from tuberculosis, and on 5 April he was buried in the Montmartre Cemetery in Paris.”
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3 April 1849exact date
Montmartre Cemeteryattested
“Słowacki died in Paris on 3 April 1849 from tuberculosis, and on 5 April he was buried in the Montmartre Cemetery in Paris.”
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3 April 1849exact date
Montmartreattested
“Słowacki died in Paris on 3 April 1849 from tuberculosis, and on 5 April he was buried in the Montmartre Cemetery in Paris.”
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Places Juliusz Słowacki is documented in
Coll1 presence · 1840Collège de France1 presence · 1840Frankfurt1 presence · 1841Montmartre1 presence · 1849Paris1 presence · 1849Russian Empire1 presence · 1809Switzerland1 presence · 1833Ukraine1 presence · 1809
Kremenets1 presence · 1809
Montmartre Cemetery1 presence · 1849
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1811year
Kremenetsmentioned
“His father, , a Polish nobleman of the Leliwa coat of arms, taught rhetoric, poetry, Polish language, and the history of literature at the Krzemieniec Lyceum in Kremenets; from 1811 he held the chair (katedra) of rhetoric and poetry at V…”
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1811year
Vilnius Universitymentioned
“His father, , a Polish nobleman of the Leliwa coat of arms, taught rhetoric, poetry, Polish language, and the history of literature at the Krzemieniec Lyceum in Kremenets; from 1811 he held the chair (katedra) of rhetoric and poetry at V…”
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1811year
Vilniusmentioned
“His father, , a Polish nobleman of the Leliwa coat of arms, taught rhetoric, poetry, Polish language, and the history of literature at the Krzemieniec Lyceum in Kremenets; from 1811 he held the chair (katedra) of rhetoric and poetry at V…”
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1824year
Vilniusmentioned
“Two years later, in 1824, Mickiewicz was arrested and exiled by the Russian authorities for his involvement in a secret patriotic Polish student society, the Philomaths; Słowacki likely met with him on Mickiewicz's final day in Vilnius.”
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1825 to 1828period
Vilnius Universitymentioned
“From 1825 to 1828 he studied law at Vilnius Imperial University.”
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1825 to 1828period
Vilniusmentioned
“From 1825 to 1828 he studied law at Vilnius Imperial University.”
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1829year
Congress Polandmentioned
“In 1829 he moved to Warsaw, where he found a job in Congress Poland's .”
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1829year
Warsawmentioned
“In 1829 he moved to Warsaw, where he found a job in Congress Poland's .”
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8 March 1831exact date
Dresdenmentioned
“On 8 March 1831 he was sent on a courier mission to Dresden (some sources say this was not an official mission but a private journey).”
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July 1831month
Londonmentioned
“In Dresden, Słowacki was well received by the local Polish émigré community, and even welcomed as "the bard of fighting Warsaw." In July 1831 he volunteered to deliver messages from the National Government to its representatives in Londo…”
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1836year
Switzerlandmentioned
“In 1836, Słowacki left Switzerland and embarked on a journey that started in Italy.”
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1836year
Italymentioned
“In 1836, Słowacki left Switzerland and embarked on a journey that started in Italy.”
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June 1837month
Parismentioned
“In June 1837 he returned to Italy, settling briefly in Florence, and moved back to Paris in December 1838.”
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June 1837month
Florencementioned
“In June 1837 he returned to Italy, settling briefly in Florence, and moved back to Paris in December 1838.”
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June 1837month
1843 to 1844period
1843 to 1844period
1848year
1848year
July 1848month
Documented at the same place, the same year
Siméon Denis PoissonSceaux, Hauts-de-Seine · 1840Giuseppe VerdiParis · 1849Jacques OffenbachParis · 1849
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