About Semen Klymovskyi
Lived 1705 – 1785 (aged 79–80). Semen Klymovskyi was a Russian poet, philosopher and songwriter.
Semen Klymovsky (Klymiv) (;
Legacy Klymovsky became the hero of prince Alexander Shakhovskoy's play comedy Cossack Versemaker , which contributed to the emergence of dramatic works by Ivan Kotliarevsky. His own works were published in 1905 by Vyacheslav Sreznevsky.
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Who was Semen Klymovskyi?
Ukrainian poet (1705-1785)
When was Semen Klymovskyi born?
Semen Klymovskyi was born in 1705.
When did Semen Klymovskyi die?
Semen Klymovskyi died in 1785 in Znamianka Raion.
What was Semen Klymovskyi's occupation?
Semen Klymovskyi was a poet, philosopher and songwriter.
What nationality was Semen Klymovskyi?
Semen Klymovskyi was Russian.
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