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The book is dedicated to the little-known figure of Julian Kulakovsky (1855-1919), a professor of Roman literature at the Imperial University of St Volodymyr, author of the first historical and analytical work History of Byzantium (1810-1955). The book tells about his life in Kyiv and his scientific work mainly in the second decade of the twentieth century, and is dedicated to the little-known figure of Julian Kulakovsky (1955-1919), professor of Roman literature at the Imperial University of St Volodymyr, author of the first historical and analytical work in Ukraine, History of Byzantium (1910-1915). Built on the biographical principle, Kulakovsky's documentary-like chronicle is intended to consolidate the humanistic contour of the creative personality in the causal and chaotic, predominantly Kyivan features of the politically flickering era of the late 1900s and 1910s in a mosaic shimmer of background/character.