Ludwig Heinrich Freiherr von Nicolay (Russian: Андре́й Льво́вич Никола́и, romanized: Andréj L'vovič Nikolái; 25 December 1737, in Strasbourg – 18 November [O.S. 6] 1820, in Monrepos north of Vyborg) was a German poet of the Enlightenment. He served as President of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences between 1798 and 1803. Nicolay's private library, collections (cameos, letters and other documents) and pictures are now in the possession of the Finnish National Library in Helsinki. This library is a very rare example of Russian libraries from the age of Enlightenment.
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- Николаи, Андрей Львович фон (ru)
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| - Ludwig Heinrich von Nicolay (* 25. Dezember 1737 in Straßburg; † 18. November 1820 auf dem Landgut Monrepos bei Wyborg) war ein Lyriker und Präsident der russischen Akademie in Sankt Petersburg. (de)
- Ludwig Heinrich von Nicolay (russe : Андрей Львович après être devenu sujet russe), né le 25 décembre 1737 à Strasbourg et mort le 18 novembre 1820 à Vyborg, est un poète du siècle des Lumières, bibliothécaire, précepteur et secrétaire particulier de l'empereur Paul Ier de Russie et président de l'Académie des sciences de Saint-Pétersbourg. (fr)
- Барон Андре́й Льво́вич фон Никола́и (нем. Ludwig Heinrich Freiherr von Nicolay, Людвиг Генрих фон Никола́и, после перехода на российскую службу — Андрей Львович Николаи) — немецкий поэт, библиотекарь и педагог, учитель логики великого князя Павла Петровича (с 1796 года — император Павел I). С 1796 года Николаи — член кабинета императора Павла I в звании государственного секретаря. Президент Петербургской Академии наук в период с 15 апреля 1798 года по 6 февраля 1803 года. (ru)
- Ludwig Heinrich Freiherr von Nicolay (Russian: Андре́й Льво́вич Никола́и, romanized: Andréj L'vovič Nikolái; 25 December 1737, in Strasbourg – 18 November [O.S. 6] 1820, in Monrepos north of Vyborg) was a German poet of the Enlightenment. He served as President of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences between 1798 and 1803. Nicolay's private library, collections (cameos, letters and other documents) and pictures are now in the possession of the Finnish National Library in Helsinki. This library is a very rare example of Russian libraries from the age of Enlightenment. (en)
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| - Ludwig Heinrich von Nicolay (* 25. Dezember 1737 in Straßburg; † 18. November 1820 auf dem Landgut Monrepos bei Wyborg) war ein Lyriker und Präsident der russischen Akademie in Sankt Petersburg. (de)
- Ludwig Heinrich von Nicolay (russe : Андрей Львович après être devenu sujet russe), né le 25 décembre 1737 à Strasbourg et mort le 18 novembre 1820 à Vyborg, est un poète du siècle des Lumières, bibliothécaire, précepteur et secrétaire particulier de l'empereur Paul Ier de Russie et président de l'Académie des sciences de Saint-Pétersbourg. (fr)
- Ludwig Heinrich Freiherr von Nicolay (Russian: Андре́й Льво́вич Никола́и, romanized: Andréj L'vovič Nikolái; 25 December 1737, in Strasbourg – 18 November [O.S. 6] 1820, in Monrepos north of Vyborg) was a German poet of the Enlightenment. He served as President of the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences between 1798 and 1803. Nicolay was the son of a Strasbourg archivist. He graduated from the University of Strasbourg with a degree in law. Like his father, he served as a librarian to a string of rich nobles. Prince Dmitry Gallitsyn employed Nicolay as his secretary in Vienna and Paris where he came to know Voltaire, Diderot, d'Alembert and other intellectuals of the Enlightenment. In 1769 Nicolay was invited to the Russian Empire to be a teacher of logic for the future Emperor Paul I of Russia. In 1782 (on the same day as Goethe) Nicolay was ennobled and granted the title of baron by Joseph II. When Paul became emperor, he appointed Nicolay to run the St. Petersburg Academy of Sciences (15 April 1798 – 2 June 1803). Nicolay's private library, collections (cameos, letters and other documents) and pictures are now in the possession of the Finnish National Library in Helsinki. This library is a very rare example of Russian libraries from the age of Enlightenment. In 1803 Baron von Nicolay settled into retirement at his estate Monrepos north of Vyborg. This estate belonged to the Nicolay family from 1788 to 1944 (when Vyborg was subsumed into the Soviet Union). (en)
- Барон Андре́й Льво́вич фон Никола́и (нем. Ludwig Heinrich Freiherr von Nicolay, Людвиг Генрих фон Никола́и, после перехода на российскую службу — Андрей Львович Николаи) — немецкий поэт, библиотекарь и педагог, учитель логики великого князя Павла Петровича (с 1796 года — император Павел I). С 1796 года Николаи — член кабинета императора Павла I в звании государственного секретаря. Президент Петербургской Академии наук в период с 15 апреля 1798 года по 6 февраля 1803 года. (ru)
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