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Успаміны пра мінулае
У кнізе ўспамінаў вядомага паэта Антонія Эдварда Адынца (1804 - 1885), нараджэнца Беларусі, чытач знойдзе яскравыя малюнкі жыцця беларускай шляхты пачатку ХІХ ст., цікавыя факты з гісторыі таемных студэнцкіх таварыстваў Віленскага ўніверсітэта, узнёслыя расповеды пра жыццё віленскіх і варшаўскіх літаратараў.
Успаміны "апошняга філарэта", аднаго з блізкіх сяброў Адама Міцкевіча ўпершыню перакладзены на беларускую мову і суправаджаюцца грунтоўнымі каментарамі.
Успаміны "апошняга філарэта", аднаго з блізкіх сяброў Адама Міцкевіча ўпершыню перакладзены на беларускую мову і суправаджаюцца грунтоўнымі каментарамі.
360 pages, Paperback
Published January 1, 2020
About the author
Antoni Edward Odyniec
22 books2 followersAntoni Edward Odyniec (25 January 1804 – 15 January 1885) was a Polish Romantic-era poet who penned the celebrated "Song of the Filaretes".
Odyniec was born in Giejstuny, Oszmiana County, now in Belarus.
He was an alumnus of Wilno University, where he was a member of the Filaret Association and a defendant, along with Mickiewicz and others, in the 1824 trial of Association members.
In 1825 he published his first collection of short works. In 1826–29 he was active in Warsaw.
In 1829–30 he accompanied his fellow poet and ex-Filaret Adam Mickiewicz on a tour of Germany, Italy and Switzerland, recounted in somewhat embroidered Listy z podróży (Travel Letters), 4 vols., 1875–78.
In 1831 Odyniec settled in Dresden, in Saxony, where he translated works by Walter Scott, Byron and Thomas Moore, co-edited a "Library of Polish Classics," and wrote for Przyjaciel Ludu (The Friend of the People), published in Leszno.
In 1837 he returned to Wilno (Vilnius), where he edited Gluksberg's Encyklopedia Powszechna (Universal Encyclopedia) and, in 1840–63, Kurier Wileński (The Wilno Courier).
In 1866 Odyniec returned to Warsaw, where he edited Kurier Warszawski (The Warsaw Courier) and published in Kronika Rodzinna (The Family Chronicle) his Travel Letters and Remembrances of the Past, As Told to Deotyma. He died in Warsaw in 1885.
He penned ballads, songs and legends, published in Poezje (Poems, 2 vols., 1825–26); dramatic works, including Barbara Radziwiłłówna (1858); translations of works by Gottfried August Bürger, Byron, Walter Scott (3 vols., 1838–44); and Wspomnienia z przeszłości opowiadane Deotymie (Remembrances of the Past, As Told to Deotyma, 1884).
Odyniec was born in Giejstuny, Oszmiana County, now in Belarus.
He was an alumnus of Wilno University, where he was a member of the Filaret Association and a defendant, along with Mickiewicz and others, in the 1824 trial of Association members.
In 1825 he published his first collection of short works. In 1826–29 he was active in Warsaw.
In 1829–30 he accompanied his fellow poet and ex-Filaret Adam Mickiewicz on a tour of Germany, Italy and Switzerland, recounted in somewhat embroidered Listy z podróży (Travel Letters), 4 vols., 1875–78.
In 1831 Odyniec settled in Dresden, in Saxony, where he translated works by Walter Scott, Byron and Thomas Moore, co-edited a "Library of Polish Classics," and wrote for Przyjaciel Ludu (The Friend of the People), published in Leszno.
In 1837 he returned to Wilno (Vilnius), where he edited Gluksberg's Encyklopedia Powszechna (Universal Encyclopedia) and, in 1840–63, Kurier Wileński (The Wilno Courier).
In 1866 Odyniec returned to Warsaw, where he edited Kurier Warszawski (The Warsaw Courier) and published in Kronika Rodzinna (The Family Chronicle) his Travel Letters and Remembrances of the Past, As Told to Deotyma. He died in Warsaw in 1885.
He penned ballads, songs and legends, published in Poezje (Poems, 2 vols., 1825–26); dramatic works, including Barbara Radziwiłłówna (1858); translations of works by Gottfried August Bürger, Byron, Walter Scott (3 vols., 1838–44); and Wspomnienia z przeszłości opowiadane Deotymie (Remembrances of the Past, As Told to Deotyma, 1884).
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