Tryphon E. Euangelides

Born in Triglia in Bithynia on February 1, 1863, he studied at the Great School of the Nation in Constantinople and later attended the University of Athens. Sources describe him as a Greek writer, historian, philologist, educator, and school headmaster.

His work centered on Greek history and learning. Library and catalog records connect his name with studies such as Historia tou Ioannou Kapodistriou Kyvernitou tis Ellados and major research on Greek schools and education under Ottoman rule, showing a lasting interest in both national history and the history of teaching.

Though not widely known in English today, his books remain accessible through library collections and digital archives, and they still matter for readers interested in nineteenth- and early twentieth-century Greek scholarship. He died in Athens in February 1941.