Hakob Manandian
Early life and education: corrected verb tense
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Manandyan also graduated from the Faculty of Oriental Languages at [[Saint Petersburg State University|Saint Petersburg University]] in Russia (in 1898). Manandyan took exams externally in Persian Philology, Language, and History, and received a first-class diploma. To study at the aforementioned universities, Manandyan received a scholarship from philanthropist [[Alexander Mantashev|Alexander Mantashyan]], which allowed him to obtain a broad education and master multiple ancient and modern languages alike, including Russian, German, French, English, Greek, Latin, Persian, Sanskrit, as well as Assyrian, Parthian, Hebrew, Ancient Greek, and Grabar. |
Manandyan also graduated from the Faculty of Oriental Languages at [[Saint Petersburg State University|Saint Petersburg University]] in Russia (in 1898). Manandyan took exams externally in Persian Philology, Language, and History, and received a first-class diploma. To study at the aforementioned universities, Manandyan received a scholarship from philanthropist [[Alexander Mantashev|Alexander Mantashyan]], which allowed him to obtain a broad education and master multiple ancient and modern languages alike, including Russian, German, French, English, Greek, Latin, Persian, Sanskrit, as well as Assyrian, Parthian, Hebrew, Ancient Greek, and Grabar. |
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From 1898 to 1899, Manandyan |
From 1898 to 1899, Manandyan spent time in London, Paris, Berlin, and Vienna to expand his scientific knowledge by visiting libraries and museums. |
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== Teaching at Gevorgian Seminary == |
== Teaching at Gevorgian Seminary == |
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