Q113528491
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Q113528491
Summary
Q113528491 is a written work[1].
Key Facts
- Q113528491 authored Johan Ludvig Runeberg[2].
- Q113528491 authored Gunnar Tideström[3].
- Q113528491 authored Carl-Eric Thors[4].
- Q113528491 authored Henrik Zilliacus[5].
- Q113528491's image is recorded as Samlade skrifter av Johan Ludvig Runeberg 17, 1, Översättning och kommentar till Uppsatser och avhandlingar på latin SLS-450-1 1972 book cover fd2019-00022664.jpg[6].
- Q113528491's instance of is recorded as written work[7].
- Q113528491's publisher is recorded as Society of Swedish Literature in Finland[8].
- Q113528491's part of the series is recorded as Skrifter utgivna av Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland[9].
- Q113528491's part of the series is recorded as Collected work of Johan Ludvig Runeberg[10].
- Q113528491's place of publication is recorded as Helsinki[11].
- Q113528491's language of work or name is recorded as Swedish[12].
- Q113528491's country of origin is recorded as Finland[13].
- Q113528491's publication date is recorded as +1972-00-00T00:00:00Z[14].
- Q113528491's has edition or translation is recorded as Q102457819[15].
- Q113528491's main subject is recorded as Johan Ludvig Runeberg[16].
- Q113528491's published in is recorded as Skrifter utgivna av Svenska litteratursällskapet i Finland[17].
- Q113528491's title is recorded as Samlade skrifter av Johan Ludvig Runeberg. 17, 1, Översättning och kommentar till Uppsatser och avhandlingar på latin / under red. av Gunnar Tideström och Karl-Eric Thors ; utg. av Henrik Zilliacus.[18].
- Q113528491's URL is recorded as https://urn.fi/urn:NBN:fi-fd2019-00022664[19].
- Q113528491's URN-NBN is recorded as urn:NBN:fi-fd2019-00022664[20].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include Johan Ludvig Runeberg[2], a writer[21], 1804–1877[22], of Grand Duchy of Finland[23], awarded the Knight of the Order of the Polar Star[24], specialised in poetry[25]; Gunnar Tideström[3], a professor[26], 1906–1985[27], of Sweden[28]; Carl-Eric Thors[4], a linguist[29], 1920–1986[30], of Finland[31], awarded the Swedish Academy Finland Prize[32]; and Henrik Zilliacus[5], a papyrologist[33], 1908–1992[34], of Finland[35], specialised in philology[36].