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Ignacy Nagurczewski (22
March 1725 – 26
January 1811) was a
Polish writer, translator, educator, and Jesuit. He is
known for
translating Homer's Iliad...
- Mniszewski, Moczygemba, Nac****cki, Nagiewicz, Nagorzewski, Nagórczewski,
Nagurczewski, Nagurzewski, Naguszewski, Na****cki, Naritowicz, Narwid, Narwidowicz...
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William Mason,
English poet and
gardener (died 1797)
March 22 –
Ignacy Nagurczewski,
Polish writer and
translator (died 1811)
April 2 –
Giacomo Casanova...
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Polish chemist, politician, and
President of
Poland (1926–39)
Ignacy Nagurczewski (1725–1811),
Polish writer, translator, educator, and
Jesuit Ignacy Oziewicz...
- of many
ruthless satires about the
excesses of the
nobility and by I.
Nagurczewski and J. Albertrandi. All
these men
belonged to the
intellectual circle...
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Franz Katenbring SJ
Franciszek Kniażewicz SJ
Stefan Łuskina SJ
Ignacy Nagurczewski SJ Adam
Naruszewicz SJ
Kazimierz Naruszewicz SJ Józef Olędzki SJ Franciszek...
