Emmanuel Rhoides

Greek journalist and author of novels

Emmanuel Rhoides - Greek journalist and author of novels
Born

June 28th, 1836
189 years ago

Died

1904
121 years ago — 68 years old

Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

Greece

Links & References

A Greek journalist and author, played a significant role in the literary scene of the 19th century. Rhoides contributed to the development of modern Greek literature with a focus on social and political themes. Authored several works that included novels and essays reflecting the complexities of Greek society. Rhoides also engaged in journalism, promoting issues critical to the nation during turbulent times, aligning with the intellectual movements of the era.

Authored the novel 'Papess Joanna'

Contributed to various literary journals

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