Jean Nicolaïdes
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Jean Nicolaidès (1841-1891) was a translator who died in mysterious circumstances.
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See also
- Les Livres de Divination Traduits sur un Manuscrit Turc Inédit
- Contes Licencieux de Constantinople et de l’Asie Mineure, collected before 1893 by Jean Nicolaidès, and published after posthumously death as the opening volume of a series imitating Kryptádia: “Contributions au Folklore Erotique” (Kleinbronn & Paris: Gustav Ficker, 1906-09, 4 vols.)
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