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'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (first name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the Greek-Turkish war of 1912 for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].

'''Lorentzos Mavilis'''' poetry was the result of the meeting of modern artistic movements, his socialist ideas and the poetry tratidion of his native Ionian Islands. Mavilis had almost exclusively cultivated the sonnet form. "Elia" and the "Lithi" are considered the most characteristic.

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-'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (given name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the [[First Balkan War|Greek-Turkish war]] of [[1912]] for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
+'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (given name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] on [[September 6]], [[1860]] to [[Corfu|Corfiot]] parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the intellectual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gerasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of [[Dionysios Solomos]]. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the [[First Balkan War|Greek-Turkish war]] of [[1912]] for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
 [[Image:Mavilis-bust.jpg|thumb|170px|A bust of ''Lorentzos Mavilis'' in [[Corfu]]]]

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+[[Category:1860 births|Mavilis, Lorentzos]]
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-'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (given name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the Greek-Turkish war of 1912 for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
+'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (given name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the [[First Balkan War|Greek-Turkish war]] of [[1912]] for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
 [[Image:Mavilis-bust.jpg|thumb|170px|A bust of ''Lorentzos Mavilis'' in [[Corfu]]]]
 '''Lorentzos Mavilis'''' poetry was the result of the meeting of modern artistic movements, his socialist ideas and the poetry tratidion of his native Ionian Islands. Mavilis had almost exclusively cultivated the sonnet form. "Elia" and the "Lithi" are considered the most characteristic.
-He also translated works by Schiller, Byron, Shelley and Tennyson and from Sanskrit.
+He also translated works by Schiller, [[Lord Byron|Byron]], Shelley and Tennyson and from Sanskrit.

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-'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (first name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the Greek-Turkish war of 1912 for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
+'''Lorentzos Mavilis''' (given name ''Laurentius''), poet, was born in [[Ithaca]] in [[1860]] by Corfiot parents. With the aid of his teacher, Ioannis Romanos, he met with the spiritual men of his country, especially with Iakovos Polylas, Gherasimos Markoras, etc., and so he was initiated into the poetry of Solomos. A multilingual man, he studied the poetic masterpieces of the European literature, of which he translated many. He lived for several years in Germany, where, as a student, he was influenced by Kant and Schopenhauer. He participated in the patriot struggle in [[Crete]], as well as in the Greek-Turkish war of 1912 for the liberation of [[Ioannina]], as captain of the Garibaldini. He was killed in action, [[November 29]], [[1912]] on Mt. Driskos, near [[Ioannina]].
 [[Image:Mavilis-bust.jpg|thumb|170px|A bust of ''Lorentzos Mavilis'' in [[Corfu]]]]
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+[[Category:1960 births|Mavilis, Lorentzos]]
-[[Category:1912 deaths]]
+[[Category:1912 deaths|Mavilis, Lorentzos]]

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	'''Lorentzos Mavilis'''' poetry was the result of the meeting of modern artistic movements, his socialist ideas and the poetry tratidion of his native Ionian Islands. Mavilis had almost exclusively cultivated the sonnet form. "Elia" and the "Lithi" are considered the most characteristic.		'''Lorentzos Mavilis'''' poetry was the result of the meeting of modern artistic movements, his socialist ideas and the poetry tratidion of his native Ionian Islands. Mavilis had almost exclusively cultivated the sonnet form. "Elia" and the "Lithi" are considered the most characteristic.
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		+	He also translated works by Schiller, Byron, Shelley and Tennyson and from Sanskrit.