Portrait of grigore pleșoianu (b. January 30, 1808, cerneți - d. January 30, 1857) was a romanian translator and teacher. He was the son of paraschiv pleșoianu, from a family of olteni boyars, and elisabeta (née greceanu). He studied at the saint sava college in bucharest where he had gheorghe lazăr and ion heliade-rădulescu as teachers. Grigore pleșoianu, together with stanciu căpățâneanu, founded the central school in craiova. He was a teacher of this school in the period 1826 - 1836, after which he settled in cerneți where he performed the position of chief engineer. He collaborated with curierul românesc and had a rich publishing activity. He wrote: greek-romanian alphabet (1825); facilitating alphabet for teaching children after d. Fournier (1828); the first knowledge (1828) - dedicated to ruler alexandru dimitrie ghica; aneta and luben after jean-françois marmontel (1829); the french language and its orthography (1830); french-romanian grammar (1830); beautiful french-romanian dialogues (1830); golden engalpion or the unraveling of the meaning of the icon of chevit the thebean (1833); french-romanian alphabet (1833); the calendar for the year 1834; the lost child and the firefly - translated from the french by christoph von schmid (1838); columbus - french translation after christoph von schmid (1839); the canary - french translation after christoph von schmid (1840). [1]. Date: 1833.
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