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Transylvania , precious also by its rarities. These books were especially procured for him by his friend from Bucharest, the bookseller Iosif Romanov, and by his company's representatives in Constantinople and Cairo. In October 1948, the communist regime imposed, according to the order from Moscow, the outlawing of the
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Romanian culture, called "the father of Romanian philology", he was conversant in many languages (Greek, Latin, Hebrew, Arabic, Syriac, Turkish, Persian, Spanish, Italian, German, English, Hungarian). Timotei Cipariu was the owner of one of the richest private libraries
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Literary Analects from older and newer Romanian printed and manuscript books, starting from the century XVI to XIX , with literary note, Blaj, 1858.
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Archive for philology and history between 1867 and 1870 and in 1872 – the first
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Acts and Latin and Romanian fragments for the history of the Romanian Church, especially united, Blaj, 1855.
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Scientia Sântei Scripture, Blaj, 1854, he reprinted the Orologier and the Liturgier in Latin letters.
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Compendium of Romanian grammar, Blaj, 1855 (5th ed., Sibiu, 1876, 7th ed., Blaj, 1897);
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Elements of the Romanian language according to dialects and old monuments, Blaj, 1854.
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