Vasily Eduardovich Regel ( Andreas Friedrich Wilhelm Regel ) ( December 9, 1857 , St. Petersburg - December 1, 1932 , Kaunas ) - Russian and Soviet historian - Byzantine and Slavist , corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences , editor of the Byzantine Temporary magazine, first rector Voronezh State University .
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| Place of death | Kovno |
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| Scientific field | Byzantine studies , Slavic studies , source studies |
| Place of work | Imperial St. Petersburg University , Yuriev University , Voronezh State University |
| Alma mater | St. Petersburg University |
| supervisor | V.I. Lamansky |
| Famous students | M. Ya. Suzyumov |
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Biography
Vasily Regel was born in a family of hereditary Calvinist nobles , originating from Germany . His father was the botanist ани . L. Regel . In 1875 , Vasily graduated from the Reformed School in St. Petersburg. From 1875 to 1880 , he studied at the Faculty of History and Philology of St. Petersburg University . During his studies, he studied Slavic history under the direction of Professor V. I. Lamansky . After graduation, he was left there to prepare for a professorship .
In 1884–88, he was on a business trip to work in foreign archives, visited Athens , Patmos Island, Berlin , Paris , Rome , Vienna , London , Barcelona and other cities. After the completion of the trip, from August 16, 1888 until January 1, 1910, was listed as a privat-docent of Petersburg University. In 1890 his master's thesis was published on the topic “On the Chronicle of Kozma Prazhsky ”, highly appreciated by the scientific community; March 20, 1892 he received a master 's degree in universal history. In 1898 he was elected a corresponding member of the Russian Academy of Sciences [1] .
In 1913, he moved to Yuriev , where on August 1, 1914, he became an ordinary professor in the department of general history at the faculty of history and philology at Yurievsky University . On October 10, 1917, he became Professor Emeritus.
In 1918 , in connection with the German occupation of the Baltic states , Yuryevsk University (together with workers and students) was evacuated to Voronezh and renamed to Voronezh University , the first rector of which was V.E. Regel. In this position he was from 1918 to 1925. Then he worked as a director of the Voronezh State University, founded by him as the Museum of Antiquities and Fine Arts. At the end of his life he emigrated to Lithuania .
Editorial activities
Together with V. G. Vasilievsky, he was the editor of the Byzantine journal of the Byzantine Temporary magazine in 1894 - 1899 , which was conceived as early as 1892. After the death of V. G. Vasilyevsky, Regel was the sole editor of the journal in 1900 - 1914 . During his stay in the town of Yuriev, he published three volumes of the journal Byzantine Review (1915–1917).
Main research papers
Monographs
- Regel V.E. Khrisovyly Athos Monastery Vatoped. - SPb., 1898.
- Regel W. Analecta Byzantino-Russica - Petropoli, 1891. - CLIV + 153 p.
- Regel W. Uber die Chronik des Cosmas von Prag. - Dorpat, 1892.
Articles
- Regel V.E. Year of the first Russian invasion of Constantinople // Byzantine Temporary. - 1894. - T. I. Vol. 1. - p. 258-259.
- Regel V.E. About the city of Daskiliya and Daskiliysky lake // Journal of the Ministry of National Education. - 1887. - CH. CCLI (251). - p. 1-7.
- Regel V.E. About the city of Plotinopol // Commentationes Philologicae. In honor of I. V. Pomyalovsky, to the 30th anniversary of his scientific and pedagogical activity. - SPb., 1897. - p. 147-151.
- Regel V.E. On the compilation of a list of Byzantine letters and letters // Byzantine Vremennik. - 1894. - T. I. Vol. 1. - p. 249-252.
- Regel V.E. On the writings of the Bulgarian Archbishop Dimitri Khomatian // Byzantine Temporary. - 1894. - T. I. Vol. 1. - p. 259-260.
- Regel V.E. On the Chronicle of Kozma of Prague // Journal of the Ministry of National Education. - 1890. - CH. CCLXX (270). - p. 221-261 .; C. CCLXXI (271). - pp. 108-148.
- Regel V.E. Constituent instruments of the Prague Diocese // Collection of articles on Slavic studies, compiled and published by the students of V.I. Lamansky on the occasion of the 25th anniversary of his scientific and professorial activities. - SPb., 1883. - p. 265-330.
- Regel V.E. Hrisovullus, Emperor Andrei Palaeologa, April 13, 1483 // Byzantine Temporary. - 1894. - T. I. Vol. 1. - p. 151-158.
Notes
- ↑ Information on the IC ARAN website
Literature
- Zhebelev SA Vasily Eduardovich Regel // Bulletin of the USSR Academy of Sciences . - 1933. - № 5. - p. 51-54.
- Lapteva L.V. , E. Regel as a Byzantine // Byzantium. The Mediterranean. Slavic world: Collection. - M .: Moscow State University, 1991. - P. 130-140.
- Lapteva L.P. Study of the history of Slavs // Slavic studies in pre-revolutionary Russia. - M .: Science, 1988. - p. 225-249.
- I. P. Medvedev. P. Regel as the founder and editor of the Byzantine Temporary / / Archives of Russian Byzantinists in St. Petersburg. - SPb .: Dmitry Bulanin, 1995. - P. 157-180.
- Medvedev I.P. Petersburg Byzantine Studies. Pages of history. - SPb .: Aletheia , 2006. - 334 p.
- Regel, Vasily Eduardovich // Encyclopedic dictionary of Brockhaus and Efron : in 86 tons (82 tons and 4 extra). - SPb. , 1890-1907.
- Eringson L.K. From the history of the evacuation of the University of Tartu (1915-1918) // Uchenye zapiski Tartu University. - 1970. - Vol. 258. - p. 288-313.
Links
- M. Karpachev. “We welcome Voronezh residents with a state university ...” (95 years of the founding of VSU) // Russian Field
- Regel V.E. // Byzantine temporary site
- Rectors of VSU // Site of Voronezh State University
- Vasily Eduardovich Regel's profile on the official website of the Russian Academy of Sciences