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The 19 pages that link to Mikhail Lomonosov, each with the reason it gives.

• Russian languageRelated: His grammar and stylistic theory helped establish norms for modern Russian literary writing.

• Russian poetryRelated: His theory of poetic styles and meters helped codify literary Russian.

• Moscow State UniversityRelated: He helped advocate for the university’s establishment and gave it its official name.

• Russian Academy of SciencesRelated: His work and advocacy helped establish a Russian scholarly presence in the academy.

• Russian EnlightenmentRelated: He helped establish Russian-language scholarship and scientific institutions.

• Elizabeth of RussiaRelated: He helped establish Moscow University under Elizabeth’s patronage.

• Chemical RevolutionRelated: His earlier advocacy of mass conservation complicates claims that Lavoisier originated the principle.

• Russian literary languageRelated: His theory of three styles offered a framework for combining Russian and Church Slavonic elements.

• Saint Petersburg State UniversityRelated: His scientific and educational work is closely tied to the university’s early institutional history.

• ArkhangelskRelated: He was born in the village of Denisovka near Arkhangelsk.

• Alexander SumarokovRelated: Lomonosov and Sumarokov were leading contemporaries in the formation of Russian literary culture.

• Vasily TrediakovskyRelated: Lomonosov refined and popularized syllabo-tonic principles that Trediakovsky had helped introduce.

• Nikolay ZhukovskyRelated: His scientific legacy formed part of the Russian academic tradition preceding Zhukovsky.

• Antiochus KantemirRelated: Lomonosov’s later reforms extended the development of Russian poetry that Kantemir helped begin.

• Gavrila DerzhavinRelated: Derzhavin wrote in a literary world shaped by Lomonosov’s reforms and poetic authority.

• Germain Henri HessRelated: Lomonosov’s earlier work links Hess to Russia’s longer tradition of chemical and thermal research.

• Ivan BarkovRelated: Barkov studied under Lomonosov and later worked in the Academy of Sciences.