page 363 APPENDIX 1 Chairs at Moscow University, 1755 Source: Ferliuden, Istoricheskii ocherk, supplement. Philosophical Department 1) Philosophy 2) Physics 3) Rhetoric 4) History Law Department 1) General Jurisprudence 2) Russian Jurisprudence 3) Politics Medical Department 1) Chemistry 2) Natural History 3) Anatomy page 364 APPENDIX 2 Chairs at Moscow University, 1804 Source: "Ustavy Imperatorskikh Moskovskago, Kazanskago i Khar'kovskago universitetov," 261-301. Department of Literary Sciences (Letters) 1) Oratory, Poetry, and Russian Language 2) Greek and Greek Literature 3) Latin and Antiquities 4) Universal History, Statistics, and Geography 5) Russian History, Statistics, and Geography 6) Eastern Languages 7) Fine Arts and Archeology Department of Physical and Mathematical Sciences (Mathematics) 1) Theoretical and Experimental Physics 2) Pure Mathematics 3) Applied Mathematics 4) Astronomy 5) Chemistry 6) Botany 7) Mineralogy and Agriculture 8) Technology, Commerce, and Industry P. G. Demidov also funded a special kafedra of Natural History. Department of Moral and Political Sciences (Law) 1) Dogmatic and Moral Theology 2) Church History and Interpretation 3) Speculative and Practical Philosophy 4) Natural, Political, and International Law 5) Russian Civil and Criminal Law 6) Ancient and Contemporary Law 7) Diplomacy and Political Economy Department of Medical Sciences 1) Anatomy, Physiology, and Legal Medicine 2) Pathology, Therapy, and Clinic 3) Medical Media, Pharmacy, and Medical Literature 4) Surgery page 365 5) Obstetrics 6) Veterinary There were also twelve adjuncts, three language instructors and three arts' teachers. page 366 APPENDIX 3 Chairs at Moscow University, 1835 Source: "Obshchii ustav Imperatorskikh rossiiskikh universitetov," 742-69. Philosophical Department, Historico-Philological Division (Letters) 1) Philosophy 2) Greek Letters and Antiquities 3) Roman Letters and Antiquities 4) Russian Literature 5) Slavic Literature and Dialects 6) Universal History 7) Russian History 8) Political Economy and Statistics 9) Eastern Letters Philosophical Deaprtment, Physico-Mathematical Division (Mathematics) 1) Pure and Applied mathematics 2) Astronomy 3) Physics and Physical Geography 4) Chemistry 5) Mineralogy and Geology 6) Botany 7) Zoology 8) Technology, Agriculture, Forestry, and Architecture Law Department 1) Encyclopedia of Jurisprudence, Russian Fundamental State Laws, and Laws on Estates and Government Institutions 2) Roman Legislation and History 3) Civil law 4) Welfare Law 5) Laws of State Obligations and Finances 6) Police and Criminal Law 7) International Law Medical Department page 367 1) Anatomy 2) Physiology 3) Medical Media 4) Clinic 5) Semeiotics 6) Theoretical Surgery 7) Practical Surgery 8) Obstetrics 9) Legal Medicine 10) Veterinary There was also a chair of Religion and instructors for the four modern languages. Later, chairs of Polish Civil and Polish Criminal Law were added in the Law Department. page 368 APPENDIX 4 Officials of Moscow University Sources: Amburger, Geschichte, 194; Fedosov, Letopis'; Biograficheskii slovar; and, Shevyrev, Istoriia, 566, 450. Kuratory (Curators) January 1755-1797 Ivan I. Shuvalov January 1755-1755 Lavrenti L. Blumentrost August 1760-1762 Fedor P. Veselovskii October 1762-1778 Vasilii E. Adadurov 1771-1795 Ivan I. Melissino June 1778-1802 Mikhail M. Kheraskov December 1796-1802 Prince Fedor N. Golitsyn 1798-1802 Pavel I. Golenishchev-Kutuzov August 1801-1803 Mikhail I. Kovalevskii Directors January 1755-1757 Aleksei M. Argamakov August 1757-1763 Ivan I. Melissino July 1763-1771 Mikhail M. Kheraskov February 1771-1784 Mikhail V. Priklonskii, 1728-1794 1784-1796 Pavel I. Fonvizin, 1744-1803 November 1796-1803 Ivan P. Turgenev, 1752-1807 Popechiteli (Curators) 1803-1807 Mikhail N. Murav'ev 1807-1810 Count Aleksei K. Razumovskii 1810-1817 Pavel I. Golenishchev-Kutuzov 1817-1825 Prince Andrei P. Obolenskii 1825-1830 Aleksandr A. Pisarev 1830-1835 Prince Sergei M. Golitsyn 1835-1847 Count Sergei G. Stroganov 1847-1849 Dmitrii P. Golokhvastov 1849-1855 Vladimir I. Nazimov 1856-1858 Evgraf P. Kovalevskii page 369 1858-1859 Aleksei N. Bakhmetev 1859-1863 Nikolai V. Isakov 1863-1867 Dmitrii S. Levshin 1867-1874 Prince Aleksandr P. Shirinskii- -Shikhmatov 1874-1880 Prince Aleksandr V. Meshcherskii 1880-1895 Count Pavel A. Kapnist Rectors 20 May 1803-1805 Khariton A. Chebotarev 6 May 1805-1807 Petr I. Strakhov 27 April 1807-1808 Fedor G. Bause 20 June 1808-1819 Ivan G. Heim 24 February 1819-1826 Anton A. Prokopovich-Antonskii 24 December 1826-1833 Ivan A. Dvigubskii 9 July 1833-1836 Aleksei V. Boldyrev 2 March 1837-1842 Mikhail T. Kachenovskii 2 June 1842-1848 Arkadii A. Al'fonskii 6 April 1848-1851 Dmitrii M. Perevoshchikov 1850-1863 Arkadii A. Al'fonskii(1) (1) The Minister of Education ordered Al'fonskii to take over for Perevoshchikov when the latter left the university in 1851 after 35 years of service. Assistant Rectors 1836-39 Khristofor G. Bunge 1840-42 Arkadii A. Al'fonskii 1842-44 Dmitrii M. Perevoshchikov 1844-46 Ivan I. Davydov 1846-50 Aleksandr I. Fischer von Waldheim The post was abolished. page 370 APPENDIX 5 Deans of Moscow University Sources: Shevyrev, Istoriia, 450, 566; Fedosov, Letopis'. Year Letters Mathematics May 1805 Ivan Heim Mikhail Pankevich April 1807 ** ** June 1808 ** Anton Prokopovich 1809 ** Strakhov 1811 ** Pankevich 1812 ** Strakhov September 1813 Mikhail Kachenovskii Prokopovich January 1815 Roman Timkovskii ** May 1816 Matvei Gavrilov ** May 1817 Timkovskii ** May 1818 Aleksei Merzliakov Ivan Dvigubskii May 1819 Heim ** May 1820 Nikifor Cherepanov ** May 1821 Merzliakov ** July 1825 ** ** May 1827 ** Fedor Chumakov May 1828 Aleksei Boldyrev Fischer 1829 ** Chumakov May 1830 ** ** 1831 Kachenovskii Pavel Shchepkin June 1832 Julius Ulrichs **(2) May 1833 Kachenovskii Dmitrii Perevoshchikov May 1834 ** ** May 1835 ** Aleksei Lovetskii (2) In May 1832, the university council elected Pavlov, but the minister refused to confirm him, citing his many obligations, so Shchepkin remained dean. Year Letters Mathematics February 1836 Kachenovskii Perevoshchikov April 1837 Ivan Davydov ** June 1839 ** ** August 1842 ** ** June 1843 ** ** October 1846 ** ** June 1847 Stepan Shevyrev ** page 371 May 1848 ** Grigorii Shchurovskii September 1848 ** ** December 1849 ** Fischer January 1850 Shevyrev(3) ** (3) Shevyrev in place of Timofei Granovskii who was elected by the university council. Year Law Medical May 1805 Fedor Bause Fedor Politkovskii April 1807 Philip Reinhard ** June 1808 ** ** 1809 ** ** 1811 ** ** 1812 ** ** September 1813 Mikhail Snegirev Matvei Mudrov January 1815 Nikolai Sandunov V. Kotel'nitskii May 1816 Lev Tsvetaev Efrem Mukhin May 1817 ** ** May 1818 Andrei Briantsev Khristofor Bunge May 1819 Sandunov Mudrov May 1820 Tsvetaev Mukhin May 1821 ** ** July 1825 ** Mudrov May 1827 ** Kotel'nitskii May 1828 Sandunov Mudrov 1829 ** ** May 1830 Tsvetaev Kotel'nitskii 1831 ** ** June 1832 ** Bunge May 1833 ** Arkadii Al'fonskii May 1834 Petr Ternovskii Bunge March 1835 Nikolai Vasil'ev ** Year Law Medical February 1836 Nikolai Vasil'ev Al'fonskii April 1837 ** ** June 1839 Nikita Krylov ** August 1842 ** Alexander Evenius June 1843 ** ** October 1846 ** Aleksei Filomafitskii June 1847 Sergei Barshev ** May 1848 ** ** September 1848 ** Ludwig Sevruk(4) December 1849 ** ** January 1850 ** ** page 372 (4) Filomafitskii was dismissed as dean in September 1848. page 373 APPENDIX 6 Panin's Note, 1831 Source: "Zapiska Panina," 780-82. Panin was the assistant curator at the time that he drew up this list in April 1831. See Chapter 6. Some extracts: "Rector (Ivan Dvigubskii)--This man is so characterless and crafty, with an average intellect, that it is sometimes impossible to know his opinion on even the most trivial subject. "Kachenovskii--The heavyweight of Russian letters, learned, but boring. "DeCampe--Knows French literature very well, but because he is completely ignorant of the Russian language, he would fail without Courtener, who will be an excellent assistant. "Snegirev--Knows Antiquities better than the Latin in which he lectures coarsely and incorrectly. "Harvey--Knows the English language soundly and teaches well, but has few students, which may also be said about Rubini. "Pogodin--Teaches history excellently. If he leaves the university, it would be difficult to find a replacement for him. "Lev Tsvetaev--Teaches Roman law. On good terms with [Prince N. N. Golitsyn, the curator]. "Sandunov--Knows Russian legislation excellently but has already been sick for a long time and gives little hope for a recovery. Worthy successors should be selected for both of them. "Chumakov--A good-hearted man and knowledgeable in his field, but rather weak in his inspector work. "Davydov--Wise as Solomon but lost in the trees from the hopelessness of his fate in the field of science. "Fischer--Chairman of the Medico-Surgical Academy, excellent professor of the natural sciences. "Alexander Fischer--Outstanding son of the worthy father, soundly knows natural sciences and speaks Russian like a native. "Heiman--Teaches chemistry very well. Knows and loves his work. "Pavlov--Learned and capable; but out of place [teaching physics]. "Perevoshchikov--Both learned and experienced in astronomy, yet rather garrulous. "Reuss--A slow-witted scholar, gifted with the ability to page 374 complicate any matter given to him. "Shchepkin--Knows mathematics soundly and excellently teaches its higher parts. Is capable in all duties. "Al'fonskii--Very gifted, especially