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Martí De Riquer I Morera
Marti De Riquer I Morera
Spanish noble and philologist (1914-2013).
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Place of Birth
Barcelona
Country of Citizenship
Spain
Place of Death
Barcelona
Date of Death
9/17/2013
Date of Birth
5/3/1914
Occupation
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Writer
Classical Scholar
Linguist
Philologist
Politician
Literary Historian
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University Teacher
Romanist
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Catalan
Spanish
Martín
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Royal Spanish Academy
(1965 - )
Start Time
:
1965
Acadèmia De Bones Lletres De Barcelona
(1944 - 2013)
Start Time
:
1944
End Time
:
2013
Privy Council of the Count of Barcelona
Royal Galician Academy
Subject Has Role
:
Corresponding Member
Medieval Academy of America
(1974 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Corresponding Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America
Start Time
:
1974
Académie Des Inscriptions Et Belles-Lettres
(1990 - 2013)
Subject Has Role
:
Foreign Member of Académie Des Inscriptions Et Belles-Lettres
Start Time
:
1990
End Time
:
2013
Borja De Riquer
Isabel De Riquer
Princess of Asturias Award for Social Sciences
(1997)
Point in Time
:
1997
Saint George's Cross
(1992)
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:
1992
Gold Letter
(1999)
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1999
Serra D'Or Critics Award
(1991)
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1991
Menéndez Pelayo International Prize
(1990)
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1990
National Award of Essay
(1991)
Point in Time
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1991
Spanish Literature National Prize
(2000)
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2000
Honorary Doctor of the Sapienza University of Rome
Honorary Doctor of the University of Liège
Narcís Monturiol Medal
(1983)
Point in Time
:
1983
National Research Award- Catalonia
(2000)
Point in Time
:
2000
Corresponding Fellow of the Medieval Academy of America
(1974)
Point in Time
:
1974
Member of the Senate of Spain
(6/15/1977 - 1/2/1979)
Start Time
:
6/15/1977
End Time
:
1/2/1979
Full Professor
(1950 - )
Start Time
:
1950
Q131448027
(1963 - 1996)
Replaces
:
Agustín Durán Sanpere
Replaced By
:
Eduardo Ripoll Perelló
Start Time
:
1963
End Time
:
1996
Member of the Royal Spanish Academy
(5/16/1964 - 9/17/2013)
Replaces
:
Federico García Sanchiz
Replaced By
:
Félix De Azúa
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:
H/H
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:
Uppercase Letter
Start Time
:
5/16/1964
End Time
:
9/17/2013
National Award of Essay
(1991 - )
Replaces
:
Agustín García Calvo
Replaced By
:
Emilio Lledó
Start Time
:
1991
Spanish Literature National Prize
(2000 - )
Replaces
:
Francisco Brines
Replaced By
:
Miquel Batllori I Munné
Start Time
:
2000
Menéndez Pelayo International Prize
(1990 - )
Replaces
:
Julio Caro
Replaced By
:
Pedro Laín Entralgo
Start Time
:
1990
Q135719330
(1944 - 2013)
Replaces
:
Ernest Moliné I Brasés
Replaced By
:
Jordi Maluquer De Motes I Bernet
Represents
:
17
Start Time
:
1944
End Time
:
2013
University of Barcelona
Madrid
Barcelona
Martí de Riquer
Riquer
University of Barcelona
Autonomous University of Barcelona
Doctor
Count
Applies to Jurisdiction
:
Casa Dávalos County
Male
Sergi Beser I Ortí
Emilio De Riquer Y Palau
Montjuïc Cemetery
Medieval Literature
Professor
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
Diccionario Akal De Historiadores Españoles Contemporáneos (2002)
Section
:
Riquer i Morera, Martín de
Page(s)
:
529-531
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