Anton Sòvre and Anton Sovrè
A Long Journey to Classical Philology
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https://doi.org/10.4312/keria.23.2.67-98Keywords:
Sovre, classical philology, Šavna Peč, gymnasium, University of Vienna, University of Graz, University of Ljubljana, First World WarAbstract
The article describes the youth and education of Anton Sovre, who went on to become an eminent classical philologist and translator. He was born in a family of farmers in the village of Šavna Peč, where he also grew up. His father retired as an invalid after a railway accident and the family moved to the town of Krško. Sovre obtained lower secondary education in Celje and higher secondary education in Ljubljana. At first he studied at the University of Vienna, where he was also the president of Slovenija, a society of Slovene students; later on, he studied at the University of Graz. He applied for final exams in 1912, but failed to complete them in entirety. He married Albina Schöner during the First World War. He graduated as late as 1925 by taking graduation exams at the University of Ljubljana. In addition, the article summarises the lives of his seven siblings, including the military service of all of his five brothers during the First World War.
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Okrajšave arhivskih virov
AS – Arhiv Republike Slovenije
AUW – Archiv der Universität Wien
KA – Kriegsarchiv Wien
NAL – Nadškofijski arhiv Ljubljana
NAM – Nadškofijski arhiv Maribor
NUK – Narodna in univerzitetna knjižnica, Rokopisna zbirka
ZAC – Zgodovinski arhiv Celje
ZAL – Zgodovinski arhiv Ljubljana
ZAMU – Zgodovinski arhiv in muzej Univerze v Ljubljani
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