19th-century translators

German playwright, poet, philosopher and historian (1759–1805)

Cuban poet, philosopher and nationalist (1853-1895)

Kazakh poet, philosopher and composer (1845-1904)

Hungarian poet, journalist, writer and translator (1817–1882)

Greek businessman and writer; president of the International Olympic Committee (1835-1908)

President of Argentina (1821-1906)

Polish novelist, prose writer, publicist, feuilletonist, theatre critic, stage actress (1857–1921)

Ukrainian writer (1833–1907)

Hungarian linguist and writer (1759-1831)

Ukrainian physicist (1845–1918)

Bulgarian journalist (1827–1895)

19th-century Portuguese writer (1825–1890)

Finnish ethnologist and philologist (1813–1852)

Ukrainian writer, historian, ethnographer, and translator (1819–1897)

Czech feminist author, editor (1847-1926)

Malay author, translator and teacher

The First-ever poet of Nepali Language

Slovenian writer

3rd President of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (1808–1887)

Serbian writer (1851–1891)

Brazilian poet, journalist and translator (1865–1918)

Serbian linguist (1825–1882)

Lebanese writer and scholar (1819–1883)

Romanian writer

Slovene-Croatian writer

Moldavian polymath (1788-1869)

Serbian writer (1847–1908)

Yoruba linguist and the first African Anglican bishop in Nigeria (1809-1891)

Hungarian poet, writer, translator (1828-1868)

Finnish folk poetry researcher, professor, poet, hymn writer, translator and journalist (1835–1888)

Serbian politician and historian (1842–1915)

Bulgarian writer (1830-1893)

Russian and Ukrainian poet (1812-1848)

Peruvian writer, thinker, politician, journalist, and translator (1854–1909)

Swiss-born, American theologian and ecclesiastical historian (1819–1893)

Icelandic poet (1864-1940)

(1834-1888) Ukrainian writer

Armenian writer (1869-1926)

Argentine lawyer, journalist, and politician

Ottoman writer and translator (1825-1880)

Lithuanian poet and translator (1873–1944)

Baltic German linguist and tibetologist (1817–1879)

Hungarian politician, Minister of Finance of Austria-Hungary, governor of Bosnia-Herzegovina (1839-1903)

Estonian poet and linguist (1843–1890)

Icelandic poet (1791-1852)

Ukrainian poet and translator

Serbian writer and historian

Armenian poet

Portuguese writer (1800–1875)

American academician and Hispanist, 1791-1871

playwright (1871–1942)

Ottoman philologist, poet and journalist (1847–1906)

Armenian writer (1866-1920)

Czech poet, publicist and translator (1845–1912)

Azerbaijani playwright, stage director, politician and public figure (1870–1933)

Afrikaans clergyman, founder of the First Afrikaans Language Movement (1847-1911)

Brazilian poet, playwright and painter (1806-1879)

Belarusian-Polish writer, poet, dramatist and social activist

Swedish novelist, playwright and translator, editor (1835-1920)

Swiss woman of letters (1813-1894)