Milovidov, Alexander Ivanovich

At the end of the course at the Moscow Theological Academy was, under the guidance of S. A. Rachinsky , a public teacher. Having taken the post of curator of the Vilnius Public Museum of Antiquities, Milovidov focused his scientific activities on the history, archeography and bibliography of the North-Western Territory .

He has published more than 50 articles in “Readings of the Imperial Society of Russian History and Antiquities”, “Christian Reading”, “Journal of the Ministry of Public Education” , “Russian Herald” and other publications. Consisted of the chairman of the commission of popular readings organized by him.

The archaeographic activity of A.I. Milovidov influenced the development of archival work in the Russian Empire and attracted the interest of publicists in Western Russian antiquities, primarily in written sources. The activities of Milovidov and other prominent archivists of the North-Western Territory of the Russian Empire are studied as part of special courses for future archivists at the History Department of Belarusian State University.

• Archive of the abolished Pinsk Leshchinsky monastery. - M .: Univ. typ., 1900. - 33 s. - Text in Russian, gender. lang
• The liberation of the peasants of the North-Western Territory and their land device under the column M. N. Muravyov / A. I. Milovidov. - Vilna: Type. Holy Spirit. brotherhoods, 1901. - 56 p. ^[one]
• The participation of the youth of the North-Western Territory in the rebellion of 1863 and the reform of local educational institutions caused by it. Vilna, 1904.
• Old-printed Slavic-Russian publications that came from West-Russian printing houses of the 16th – 18th centuries Moscow, 1908).
• Description of the Slavic-Russian old-printed books of the Vilnius public library. Vilna, 1908.
• Russian calendar in the North-Western Territory, its history and significance. Vilna, 1908.
• Handwritten branch of the Vilnius Public Library. Its history and composition. Vilna, 1910.
• The fiftieth anniversary of the "Vilna Herald" of the Russian edition. Vilna, 1914.
• Handwritten branch of the Vilnius Public Library. Its history and composition (1910) ^[2]

Articles A.I. Milovidov :

• On the situation of Orthodoxy and the Russian people in the Pinsk principality and the city of Pinsk until 1793 (1894)
• Modern attempts by Pope Leo XIII to unite churches and the response of Eastern Orthodox hierarchs to them (1896)
• Holy Martyr Macarius, Metropolitan of Kiev and All Russia (1897)
• Church and archaeological sites of the city of Pinsk (1898)
• From the correspondence c. MN Muravyova on improving the material life of the Orthodox clergy in the North-Western Territory: on the occasion of the 35th anniversary (1899)
• Merits of Count M.N. Muravyov for the Orthodox Church in the Northwest Territory (1900)
• Measures taken by Count M.N. Muravyov to protect the Orthodox population from Latin-Polish propaganda in the Northwest Territory (1900)
• Pinsk Epiphany second-class monastery (on the occasion of the centenary of its existence) (1900)
• From the papers of the Archbishop of Minsk Anthony Zubko (on the occasion of the centenary of the reunion of the West Russian Uniates) (1900)
• The liberation of the peasants of the North-Western Territory and their land device under Count M. N. Muravyov (1901)
• State significance of the All-Russian Patriarchs (1901)
• The historical foundations of Latin-Polish politics in the Northwest Territory (1901)
• Vilnius Central Archive (1902)
• Vilnius Public Library (on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of its existence) (1902)
• The device of the public life of the peasants of the Northwest Territory under Count M.N. Muravyov (1902)
• A brief historical outline of the Vilnius Public Library (on the occasion of the 35th anniversary of its existence) (1903)
• Contemporary Chronicle: The Past and Present Position of Archeography in the Northwest Territory (1904)
• Pedagogical views of Empress Catherine II and their influence on the reform of the theological school (1905)
• Russian calendar in the Northwest Territory. 1883-1908 (On the 25th anniversary of the "Vilnius Calendar") (1907) ^[3]
• Russian calendar in the North-Western Territory, its history and significance: historical and bibliographic information on the 25th anniversary of the "Vilnius Calendar", with an index of articles placed in it (1908)
• Old-printed Slavic-Russian publications that came from the West-Russian printing houses of the 16th – 18th centuries (1908)
• Description of the Slavic-Russian old printed books of the Vilna Public Library (1491-1800) (1908)
• Academician-artist Ivan Petrovich Trutnev: jubilee publication on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the artistic activity of I. P. Trutnev, an inhabitant of Russian art in the North-Western Territory (1908) ^[4]
• Manuscript branch of the Vilnius Public Library: its history and composition (1910)
• Orders and correspondence gr. M.K. Muravyev regarding the Roman Catholic clergy in the Northwest Territory (1910)
• On the modern tasks of extracurricular educational activities of the Western Russian fraternities (1910)
• From the history of the Vilnius Public Library (1911) ^[5]
• In memory of I.P. Kornilov, as the founder of a Russian national school in the North-Western Territory (on the centenary of the birth of I.P. Kornilov) (1911)
• The triumph of laying the historic church-monument in Vilna and the significance of this monument (1911)
• Church construction in the North-Western Territory at c. M.N. Muravyov (1913)
• Archival materials of the Muravyov Museum related to the Polish uprising of 1863-1864 within the North-Western Territory. Part 1. Correspondence on political affairs of civil administration from January 1, 1862 to May 1863 (1913)
• Monument to the Vilnius Church in commemoration of the 300th anniversary of the reign of the Romanov dynasty and in memory of Prince K.K. Ostrozhsky (on the day of the consecration of the church on May 9, 1913) (1913)
• To the 50th anniversary of the Russian Vilna (1914)
• The list of military clashes between Russian troops and Polish rebels in the campaign of 1863-1864 within the North-Western Territory, indicating the time, place of battle, strength and command of the Russian and rebel groups, as well as losses on both sides (1915)

• Milovidov, Alexander Ivanovich // Brockhaus and Efron Encyclopedic Dictionary : 86 volumes (82 volumes and 4 additional). - SPb. , 1890-1907.