(1848–1925) G. Dem. Teodorescu, Wallachian/Romanian folklorist (1849–1900) Ion Pop-Reteganul [ro], Romanian folklorist (1853–1905) Lazăr Șăineanu, Romanian folklorist...

Silversmith's House – Bistrița George Coșbuc Memorial House – Coșbuc village Ion-Pop Reteganul Memorial House – Reteag village Bistrița Synagogue [ro] Gavril Bănulescu-Bodoni...

(Sibiu) published his first poem, Atunci și acum, signed "Tavi". Ion Pop-Reteganul from the Revista Ilustrată (Bistrița) wrote to him at the editorial...

this immediate context, Agârbiceanu seems to have been inspired by Ion Pop Reteganul and Ioan Slavici, the founders of Transylvanian realism. This regional...

In another Romanian variant, Doftorul Toderaș, collected by author Ion Pop-Reteganul (ro), three soldier brothers camp out in the woods at night. When...

published poems, including by Ion Agârbiceanu, who made his debut there with Amintiri in 1899. Elena din Ardeal and Ion Pop-Reteganul numbered among its prose...

and 17.1% Hungarians. Lajos Márk (1867–1942), Hungarian painter Ion Pop-Reteganul [ro] (1853–1905), Romanian teacher and writer "Results of the 2020...

husband. Romanian folklorist Ion Pop-Reteganul [ro] collected a variant very similar to Borstenkind. In his version, titled Ion porc-împărat, the prince becomes...

Förste Delen. Stockholm: pa A. Bohlins Förlag. 1844. pp. 151–152. Pop-Reteganul, Ion. Împăratul cu trei feciori  (in Romanian) – via Wikisource. "The Nightingale...

Részvénytársulat Tulajdona. 1908. pp. 145-152. Pop-Reteganul, Ion. Măr și Păr  (in Romanian) – via Wikisource. In: Pop-Reteganul, Ioan. Poveşti Ardeleneşti: culese...

prince, & other tales. Boston: Houghton Mifflin. 1917. pp. 65-84. Pop-Reteganul, Ion. Cei doi copii cu părul de aur  (in Romanian) – via Wikisource. Groome...