Medieval history in creative works of Ilya Timkovskiy, professor of Emperor’s Kharkov university (1773–1853).
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Timkovskiy, history, Middle Ages, historiography, Kharkov University.Abstract
The article dwells on Kharkov period in scientific and teaching activity (1803–1811) of a well-known law scholar, one of founders of Kharkov University, Professor Ilya Timkovskiy, his contribution into study of certain medieval history problems. It is emphasized that in his works he not only studied the influence of Byzantine law on Russian and West European legislation, he also became the first in time scholar of Kharkov University and Ukrainian lands of Russian Empire who touched particular aspects of social and economic development of foreign Europe in Middle Ages.
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Medieval history in creative works of Ilya Timkovskiy, professor of Emperor’s Kharkov university (1773–1853). (2015). The Journal of V. N. Karazin Kharkiv National University. Series History, 50, 170-178. https://periodicals.karazin.ua/history/article/view/1554
