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Aléxandros Rízos Rangavís
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Aléxandros Rízos Rangavís

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  • ancient Greece
    Greek literature
    / Old Athenian School

    
sentimentality was not shared by AlĂ©xandros RĂ­zos RangavĂ­s, a verbose but versatile and not inconsiderable craftsman of Katharevusa in lyric and narrative poetry, drama, and the novel. By the 1860s and ’70s, however, Athenian poetry was generally of poor quality and was dominated by a sense of despair and longing


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sentimentality was not shared by AlĂ©xandros RĂ­zos RangavĂ­s, a verbose but versatile and not inconsiderable craftsman of Katharevusa in lyric and narrative poetry, drama, and the novel. By the 1860s and ’70s, however, Athenian poetry was generally of poor quality and was dominated by a sense of despair and longing


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