Ivan Fedorovich Polyansky

also known as Innokentiy

Background

Innokentiy (Ivan Fedorovich Polyansky) was born on April 13, 1751 in Polyany, Ryazan', Russian Federation. From the clergy.

Career

In 1773 Innokentiy took monastic vows. He was a lecturer, prefect of Ryazan (1773-1778), St. Petersburg Alexander Nevsky (1778-1782) Theological Seminaries. Prefect of Moscow Slavic-Greek-Latin Academy and Abbot of the Znamensky Monastery (1782-1783). Innokentiy was a rector of the Alexander Nevsky Theological Seminary (1784-1788).

In 1784-1788 he was engaged in editing the "Dictionary of Russian Academy". "Selected teachings" of Innokentiy were published by E.A. Bolkhovitinov (Voronezh, 1799).

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Innokentiy patronized Bolkhovitinovsky coterie. He took care of the improvement of teaching and the replenishment of the library of Voronezh Theological Seminary, preached a lot.

Part of the books of Innokentiy was transferred to the Voronezh Theological Seminary.

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Ivan Fedorovich Polyansky

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1773

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1773 - 1778

1778 - 1782

1782 - 1783

1784 - 1788

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