Education
1893 - School of Toulouse (France)
1893 - 1895 - Follow Faculty of Political Sciences in Paris, attending also courses in medicine, botany, art, literature, philosophy, history and law
1895 - 1898 - Ghika will continue their studies in private
1898 - 1905 - Faculty of Philosophy, Theology There follows the Dominicans in Rome (Angelicum) and obtained a degree in philosophy and a doctorate in theology
1904 - 1906 - Thessaloniki continues to study history
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