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이름	치체오 안카 발렌티나
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영문	Ciceo Anca Valentina
전공	고전번역학과
소속	한국학중앙연구원
메일	ciceo.av@gmail.com
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About Me

학력

Year	University	Major
2010-2013	Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania	Korean and Chinese Language and Literature
2015-2017	한국학중앙연구원	한국 문화와역사
2017-present	한국학중앙연구원	고전번역학

고향

I was born in the city of Cluj-Napoca, in Romania. Cluj-Napoca has a long and rich history, being recorded for the first time by the Greek geographer Claudius Ptolemy (AD c.100 - c.170) some two thousands of years ago. At that time the city was the capital of Roman province Dacia Porolissensis. It was elevated to municipality during the reign of the Emperor Hadrian (AD 117 – 138) under the name of Municipium Aelium Hadrianum Napoca and later to colony, around AD 180 under Marcus Aurelius or under Commodus. The Colony Aurelia Napoca had institutions, a local senate, magistrates, a people’s assembly, in other words, the status of any other city in the Roman Empire. The first documentary record of the city goes back to 1173 and refers to the settlement as Clus (in Latin “surrounded by hills”). Other names it had were Kolozsvar (in Hungarian) and Klausenburg (in German); the latter was given after the Saxon colonists who settled in the City of Cluj in the time of Stephen V of Hungary, subsequent to the Tatar attacks which decimated the autochthonous population. Klausenburg was one of the seven medieval Saxon cities (Siebenburgen) in Transylvania. Its first Romanian name was Clus, often written Klus, and in 1974 it was changed to Cluj-Napoca.^[1]