Nicolaus Olahus: Epistulae. Pars II. 1534–1553

2023. április 12. § 0 hozzászólás

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Olahus, Nic­o­laus. Epis­tu­lae: 1534–1553. Edi­dit, int­ro­du­xit et com­men­ta­ri­is inst­ru­xit Emő­ke Rita Szi­lá­gyi. 2. Bib­li­ot­he­ca Scrip­to­rum Me­dii Re­cen­tis­que Ævo­rum. Se­ri­es Nova 19/2. Bu­da­pest: Re­ci­ti Ki­adó, 2022.

Mik­lós Oláh (1493–1568) is one of the most pro­mi­nent hu­ma­nists of the 16th cent­ury. Apart from his li­ter­ary ac­ti­vity (book of let­ters, his­to­ri­cal works, and po­ems), his fame is bas­ed on his po­li­ti­cal and ecc­le­sia­s­ti­cal ca­re­er. He re­for­med the ope­ra­tions of the Hun­ga­ri­an Ro­yal Chan­cel­lery, and his pat­ron­age, book coll­ec­ti­on, and or­ga­ni­za­ti­o­nal ta­lent made him well-known far and wide. Af­ter the batt­le of Mo­hács, he left Hun­gary and spent the 1530s ye­ars in the Low Count­ri­es on the side of Qu­een Mary of Habs­burg, whe­re he groun­ded his lat­ter ca­re­er.
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Andreas Dudithius Epistulae. Pars VII. 1581–1589

2019. szeptember 27. § 0 hozzászólás

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Du­dit­hi­us, And­re­as. Epis­tu­lae: 1581–1589. Edi­de­runt Nic­o­laus Szy­mańs­ki et Ida Ra­dzi­e­jows­ka. 7. Bib­li­ot­he­ca Scrip­to­rum Me­dii Re­cen­tis­que Ævo­rum. Se­ri­es Nova 13/7. Bu­da­pest: re­ci­ti, 2019.

And­re­as Du­dith (1533–1589), célèb­re hu­ma­nis­te du 16 e sièc­le, nous a la­is­sé, out­re ses tra­i­tés et tra­duc­tions, une vas­te cor­res­pon­dance dont la plu­part n’a ja­ma­is été pub­li­ée. Par­mi des cor­res­pon­dants de Du­dith on relè­ve les plus il­lus­tres per­son­na­ges de la vie cul­tu­rel­le et po­li­ti­que de l’époque et les lett­res s’étendent sur les su­jets les plus va­ri­és, ce qui prê­te à cet­te cor­res­pon­dance une va­leur do­cu­men­taire.
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Nicolaus Olahus: Epistulae. Pars Ⅰ. 1523–1533

2019. január 15. § 1 hozzászólás

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Olahus, Nic­o­laus. Epis­tu­lae: 1523–1533. Edi­dit, int­ro­du­xit et com­men­ta­ri­is inst­ru­xit Emő­ke Rita Szi­lá­gyi. 1. Bib­li­ot­he­ca Scrip­to­rum Me­dii Re­cen­tis­que Ævo­rum. Se­ri­es Nova 19. Bu­da­pest: re­ci­ti, 2018.

Mik­lós Oláh (1493–1568) is one of the most pro­mi­nent hu­ma­nists of the 16th cent­ury. Apart from his li­ter­ary ac­ti­vity (book of let­ters, his­to­ri­cal works, and po­ems), his fame is bas­ed on his po­li­ti­cal and ecc­le­sia­s­ti­cal ca­re­er. He re­for­med the ope­ra­tions of the Hun­ga­ri­an Ro­yal Chan­cel­lery, and his pat­ron­age, book coll­ec­ti­on, and or­ga­ni­za­ti­o­nal ta­lent made him well-known far and wide.
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