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	* https://www.facebook.com/wub95/posts/962697493788391?__xts__[0]=68.ARCKAdBrhAemlTfz_NH4sza8SBFu49_Vd3OJhekOVr8QkXj9Co1LeC_M1_AiKvtFm9zkGq18HjZFYy5O37jKkze67ixC2dFV0WJN2WQaCymP0nQpPXjO-d72IRrwwtmN45H0meJmqgC9tDAm55dJt9oPZ_sKOfK1Cqr620F1VmvsqFAfzfPlWboc_HaNR2CtS96YdV5DvOZBTLbYA8zy_0FPbwSMMyZ86AVoesf0accjYiavEKs0eKW6QtsHtWJ8vOCy1yhKbPQ11TUhienlVdFOB_hFQHmffLGfzdy0y7cTuMuOTmn8CLV92DIa367qJfz0DFuXHKEmQa4PLawITng&__tn__=-R Russian article on Facebook		* [https://www.facebook.com/wub95/posts/962697493788391 Russian article on Facebook]

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	* [https://www.facebook.com/wub95/posts/962697493788391?__xts__[0]=68.ARCKAdBrhAemlTfz_NH4sza8SBFu49_Vd3OJhekOVr8QkXj9Co1LeC_M1_AiKvtFm9zkGq18HjZFYy5O37jKkze67ixC2dFV0WJN2WQaCymP0nQpPXjO-d72IRrwwtmN45H0meJmqgC9tDAm55dJt9oPZ_sKOfK1Cqr620F1VmvsqFAfzfPlWboc_HaNR2CtS96YdV5DvOZBTLbYA8zy_0FPbwSMMyZ86AVoesf0accjYiavEKs0eKW6QtsHtWJ8vOCy1yhKbPQ11TUhienlVdFOB_hFQHmffLGfzdy0y7cTuMuOTmn8CLV92DIa367qJfz0DFuXHKEmQa4PLawITng&__tn__=-R Russian article on Facebook]		* https://www.facebook.com/wub95/posts/962697493788391?__xts__[0]=68.ARCKAdBrhAemlTfz_NH4sza8SBFu49_Vd3OJhekOVr8QkXj9Co1LeC_M1_AiKvtFm9zkGq18HjZFYy5O37jKkze67ixC2dFV0WJN2WQaCymP0nQpPXjO-d72IRrwwtmN45H0meJmqgC9tDAm55dJt9oPZ_sKOfK1Cqr620F1VmvsqFAfzfPlWboc_HaNR2CtS96YdV5DvOZBTLbYA8zy_0FPbwSMMyZ86AVoesf0accjYiavEKs0eKW6QtsHtWJ8vOCy1yhKbPQ11TUhienlVdFOB_hFQHmffLGfzdy0y7cTuMuOTmn8CLV92DIa367qJfz0DFuXHKEmQa4PLawITng&__tn__=-R Russian article on Facebook

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			* [https://www.facebook.com/wub95/posts/962697493788391?__xts__[0]=68.ARCKAdBrhAemlTfz_NH4sza8SBFu49_Vd3OJhekOVr8QkXj9Co1LeC_M1_AiKvtFm9zkGq18HjZFYy5O37jKkze67ixC2dFV0WJN2WQaCymP0nQpPXjO-d72IRrwwtmN45H0meJmqgC9tDAm55dJt9oPZ_sKOfK1Cqr620F1VmvsqFAfzfPlWboc_HaNR2CtS96YdV5DvOZBTLbYA8zy_0FPbwSMMyZ86AVoesf0accjYiavEKs0eKW6QtsHtWJ8vOCy1yhKbPQ11TUhienlVdFOB_hFQHmffLGfzdy0y7cTuMuOTmn8CLV92DIa367qJfz0DFuXHKEmQa4PLawITng&__tn__=-R Russian article on Facebook]

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	He was was from the family of a prominent Corfiot mobility Chancellor of the Venice Criminal Court in the Ionian Islands, Count Peter Dmitrievich Bulgaris and Ioanne Bulgaritsa, 11 ) and judges at the Accounts of Vincenzo Durazzo (1683–1722). He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.		He was was from the family of a prominent Corfiot mobility Chancellor of the Venice Criminal Court in the Ionian Islands, Count Peter Dmitrievich Bulgaris and Ioanne Bulgaritsa, 11 and judges at the Accounts of Vincenzo Durazzo (1683–1722). He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.

	At birth, he was given the name Eleutherium (Free) in memory of the successful removal of the Ottoman siege from Corfu, which was in the hands of the Venetians. After graduating from a gymnasium (frontisterium) on one of the Ionian Islands, Eleftheri Bulgaris continued his education in Arta and Ioannina. Among his teachers was the Greek writer and enlightener Antonios Katiforos (1685–1763). In 1737–1739, after the adoption of a monastic tonsure with the name of Eugene, he was ordained deacon and assigned to serve in a church on the island of Zante (Zakynthos).		At birth, he was given the name Eleutherium (Free) in memory of the successful removal of the Ottoman siege from Corfu, which was in the hands of the Venetians. After graduating from a gymnasium (frontisterium) on one of the Ionian Islands, Eleftheri Bulgaris continued his education in Arta and Ioannina. Among his teachers was the Greek writer and enlightener Antonios Katiforos (1685–1763). In 1737–1739, after the adoption of a monastic tonsure with the name of Eugene, he was ordained deacon and assigned to serve in a church on the island of Zante (Zakynthos).

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	==Youth and education==		==Youth and education==
	He was was from the family of a prominent Corfiot mobility Chancellor of the Venice Criminal Court in the Ionian Islands, Count Peter Dmitrievich Bulgaris and Ioanne Bulgaritsa, 11 ) and judges at the Accounts of Vincenzo Durazzo (1683–1722). He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.		He was was from the family of a prominent Corfiot mobility Chancellor of the Venice Criminal Court in the Ionian Islands, Count Peter Dmitrievich Bulgaris and Ioanne Bulgaritsa, 11 ) and judges at the Accounts of Vincenzo Durazzo (1683–1722). He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.

			At birth, he was given the name Eleutherium (Free) in memory of the successful removal of the Ottoman siege from Corfu, which was in the hands of the Venetians. After graduating from a gymnasium (frontisterium) on one of the Ionian Islands, Eleftheri Bulgaris continued his education in Arta and Ioannina. Among his teachers was the Greek writer and enlightener Antonios Katiforos (1685–1763). In 1737–1739, after the adoption of a monastic tonsure with the name of Eugene, he was ordained deacon and assigned to serve in a church on the island of Zante (Zakynthos).

			Around 1740, Eugene Bulgaris entered the Faculty of Philosophy of the University of Padua, where he studied Latin, Italian, Ancient Greek and French, theology, and mathematics. Along with his studies, he taught at a local Greek school and served in the church of St. George.

	==Teacher of the Greek nation==		==Teacher of the Greek nation==

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	==Youth and education==		==Youth and education==
	He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.		He was was from the family of a prominent Corfiot mobility Chancellor of the Venice Criminal Court in the Ionian Islands, Count Peter Dmitrievich Bulgaris and Ioanne Bulgaritsa, 11 ) and judges at the Accounts of Vincenzo Durazzo (1683–1722). He was born on the island of [[Corfu]], ruled by the [[Republic of Venice]] in this time, as Eleftherios Vulgares on 10 August 1716. He studied in Corfu under Vikentios Damodos, a scholar, and continued his studies in the ''School of [[Ioannina]]'' (in western Greece) under Athanasios Psalidas.

	~~In 1737 or 1738 he became a monk and presbyter with the name Eugenios, and afterwards went to the [[University of Padua]] to study theology, philosophy, European languages and natural sciences~~.

	==Teacher of the Greek nation==		==Teacher of the Greek nation==

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	[[Image:Evgenios Voulgaris First page of book Elements of metaphysics.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The title page of a [[metaphysics]] book by Eugenios Voulgaris, published in [[Vienna]] in 1806]]		[[Image:Evgenios Voulgaris First page of book Elements of metaphysics.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The title page of a [[metaphysics]] book by Eugenios Voulgaris, published in [[Vienna]] in 1806]]
	'''Eugenios Voulgaris''' or '''Boulgaris'''<sup>[1]</sup> (Εὐγένιος Βούλγαρης, Евгений Вулгарский, Евгений Вулгар, 1716–1806) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] scholar, prominent [[Greek Orthodox]] educator, and bishop of [[Kherson]] (in [[Ukraine]]). Writing copiously on theology, philosophy and the sciences, he disseminated western European thought throughout the Greek and eastern Christian world, and was a leading contributor to the [[Modern Greek Enlightenment]].		'''Eugenios Voulgaris''' or '''Boulgaris'''<sup>[1]</sup> (Εὐγένιος Βούλγαρης, Евгений Вулгарский, Евгений Вулгар, 1716–1806) was a [[Greeks\|Greek]] scholar, prominent [[Greek Orthodox]] educator, and bishop of [[Kherson]] (in [[Ukraine]]). Writing copiously on theology, philosophy and the sciences, he disseminated western European thought throughout the Greek and eastern Christian world, and was a leading contributor to the [[Modern Greek Enlightenment]]. He was the cavalier of the Russian Order of St. Alexander Nevsky, honorary member of the St. Petersburg Imperial Academy of Sciences, London Academy of Antiquities and the St. Petersburg Imperial Free Economic Society.

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	[[Category:Fellows of the Royal Society]]		[[Category:Fellows of the Royal Society]]

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	* A. Koromelas, ''Epistle of Eugenios Voulgaris to Pierre Leclerc''. (Athens, 1844.)		* A. Koromelas, ''Epistle of Eugenios Voulgaris to Pierre Leclerc''. (Athens, 1844.)
	* [https://journals.openedition.org/diasporas/697 Greek Travelers in Eastern Europe at the End of the 18th Century: Shifting Identities and the Production of Knowledge across Borders]		* [https://journals.openedition.org/diasporas/697 Greek Travelers in Eastern Europe at the End of the 18th Century: Shifting Identities and the Production of Knowledge across Borders]
			* [https://www.cambridge.org/core/journals/british-journal-for-the-history-of-science/article/periphery-reassessed-eugenios-voulgaris-converses-with-isaac-newton/39103095A1A78B35DC79A8AC7B6C386E Cambridge.org]

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	* S. K. Batalden, ''Catherine II's Greek Prelate: Eugenios Voulgaris in Russia, 1771–1806''. (East European Monographs, 1982.) 197pp. ISBN 978-0-88033-006-0		* S. K. Batalden, ''Catherine II's Greek Prelate: Eugenios Voulgaris in Russia, 1771–1806''. (East European Monographs, 1982.) 197pp. ISBN 978-0-88033-006-0
	* A. Koromelas, ''Epistle of Eugenios Voulgaris to Pierre Leclerc''. (Athens, 1844.)		* A. Koromelas, ''Epistle of Eugenios Voulgaris to Pierre Leclerc''. (Athens, 1844.)
			* [https://journals.openedition.org/diasporas/697 Greek Travelers in Eastern Europe at the End of the 18th Century: Shifting Identities and the Production of Knowledge across Borders]

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