Melchior Buliński
Polish priest and historian
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Melchior Buliński (1810–1877) was a Polish priest and historian. He is known for his works about the history of the Catholic Church in Poland.
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| Born | 1810 |
| Died | 22 May 1877 (aged 66–67) |
| Occupation | Priest, professor |
| Education | Cand. theol. |
| Alma mater | Theological Academy in Warsaw |
Biography
Buliński was born in Chmielnik in 1810.[1] His father was an impoverished worker at the church in Chmielnik, and Buliński had to rely on the assistance of the parish priest in order to acquire an education.[2] He received his education at seminaries in Sandomierz and Warsaw.[3][2] He then lectured on church history, first as a professor in Sandomierz, and then at the Theological Academy in Warsaw until its closure in 1867.[3][2] He became a canon of Sandomierz in 1859.[1][3]
Buliński died on 22 May 1877 in Sandomierz. His monograph on the city of Sandomierz was published posthumously.[3] His biography is also in the Polish Biographical Dictionary.[4]
Works
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Sandomierz Town Hall, Monografija miasta Sandomierza
Długosz House, Monografija miasta Sandomierza
Opatow Gate, Monografija miasta Sandomierza
Sandomierz Cathedral, Monografija miasta Sandomierza
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