Sebastijan Slade
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Sebastijan Slade, also Sebastiano Dolci, (1699-1777) was a writer who made his home in the Republic of Ragusa. In 1750 he published a biography of Saint Jerome. He joined the Franciscans at the age of 14 years, in 1744 he wrote about the Franciscan Order in Ragusa;
- Monumenti Storici della Provincia Francescana di Ragusa (Neapel).
He was also a great student of the "Ilyrian" (Croatian) language, publishing several books on this subject:
- De Illiricae linguae vetustate et amplitudine, Venice 1754";
- Fasti litterarii Ragusini, sive vivorum literatorum qui usque ad annum 1766 n Ragusina claruerunt ditione prospectus alphab.ordine exhibitus..."(Venice 1767). About the Ragusan/Dubrovnik Literary Chronicle)
In the theological scope, Slade translates the epistle of Hyeronymi Francisci Zanetti to illirian language (Ferrara, 1754).
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