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Nationality
  
Romanian

Role
  
Poet

Name
  
Marcu Beza


Born
  
June 30, 1882 Kleisoura, Ottoman Empire (present-day Greece) (
1882-06-30
)

Occupation
  
poet, prose writer, essayist, literary critique, publicist, folklorist, diplomat

Died
  
May 30, 1949, Bucharest, Romania

Books
  
Paganism in Romanian Folklore, Paganism in Roumanian Folklore

Marcu Beza (June 30, 1882 in Kleisoura, Ottoman Empire – May 6, 1949 in Bucharest, Romania) was a Romanian poet, writer, essayist, literary critique, publicist, folklorist, and diplomat of Aromanian origin.

Contents

Pareia pira c nticlu a neau ljei zboar marcu beza


In English language

  • Papers on the Romanian People and Literature, London, 1920;
  • Paganism in Romanian Folklore, London, 1928;
  • Lands of Many Religions. Palestine, Syria, Cyprus and Mount Sinai, London, 1934;
  • Origin of the Roumanians, Worchester-Londra, 1941;
  • The Roumanian Church, London, 1943;
  • Heritage of Byzantium, London, 1947;
  • Shakespeare in Roumania, London, 1931;
  • Zidra. Gardana. The Dead Pool, London – New York, 1921;

    • In Romanian language

  • De la noi, Bucharest, 1903;
  • Graiu bun. Calendar aromanesc, Bucharest, 1909;
  • Pe drumuri. Din viata aromanilor, Bucharest, 1914;
  • Romantismul englez, Bucharest;
  • O viata, Bucuresti, 1921; editia (Doda), London, 1925;
  • Ruva. Intre doua lumi, Bucharest;
  • Romanul englez contimporan, Bucharest, 1928;
  • Din alte tari. Studii si impresii, Bucharest, 1933;
  • Biblioteci manastiresti la Muntele Athos, Bucharest, 1934;
  • Urme romanesti in Rasaritul Ortodox, Bucharest, 1935;
  • Calea destinului, Bucharest, 1938;
  • Cartea cu amintiri, Bucharest, 1938;
  • Din Anglia, insemnarile unui literat, Iasi;
  • Vechi legaturi cu Anglia, Bucharest, 1938;
  • Necunoscuta, Bucharest, 1939;
  • Romantismul: romanul englez, ingrijita si introducere de Andi Balu, Bucharest, 1999;
  • Pe taramuri biblice, Bucharest, 2000.

    • References

    Marcu Beza Wikipedia
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