Konstantinos Koumas

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Konstantinos Koumas (Greek: Κωνσταντίνος Κούμας; Larissa, 26 September 1777 – Trieste, 13 May 1836)^[1] was a Greek 'Teacher of the Nation', a pioneer of the Modern Greek Enlightenment, a historian, philosopher and translator of literary works.^[2]