Title: The Habsburg's on the Hungarian throne in Babai's epigrams
Source document: Graeco-Latina Brunensia. 2014, vol. 19, iss. 2, pp. [25]-51
Extent
[25]-51
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ISSN1803-7402 (print)2336-4424 (online)
Stable URL (handle): https://hdl.handle.net/11222.digilib/131947
Type: Article
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Abstract(s)
This article is focused on an imprint by the university press of the old university of Trnava in 1773. The imprint contains an epigrammatic work of Jesuit priest Franciscus Babai (1742– 1777) Hungariae Reges, in which its author, who worked in Trnava as a director of spiritual library, decided to offer 48 poeticized portraits of Hungarian kings starting from St. Stephan and ending with Maria Theresa. As a model he used a work of Ladislaus Thuróczi Ungaria suis cum regibus, printed and published in Trnava in 1729 and 1768. The author focuses his attention on the Habsburg monarchs and points to the specificities of their portraits in poetry collections.
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[2] Babai, Franciscus. 1777. Epigrammatum miscellaneorum, sacrorum et profanorum libri III. Tyrnaviae.
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[6] Konečný, Miloslav. 2013. "K epigramatickej tvorbe Jána Filického." Literárno-historické kolokvium. Bratislava, 163–177.
[7] Konečný, Miloslav. 2011. Poetika epigramov Konštantína Halapiho. K výskumu latinskej barokovej epigramatiky. Trnava.
[8] Konečný, Miloslav. 2011. "Premeny epigramu od humanizmu po Jána Kollára." Studia Academica Slovaca 40. Bratislava, 181 –195.
[9] Koppay, Georgius. 1980. Opera omnia. Okál, Miloslav (Ed. and Transl.). Bratislava.
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[13] Okál, Miloslav. 1979. Život a dielo Martina Rakovského. Martin.
[14] Pražák, Albert. 1950. Dejiny slovenské literatury I. (od nejstarších časů do nové doby). Praha.
[15] Rakovský, Martin. 1974. Opera omnia. Okál, Miloslav (Ed.). Bratislava.
[16] Suda, Max Josef. 1996. "Der Melanchthonschüller Leonhard Stöckel und die Reformation in der Slowakei." Schwarz, Karl – Švorc, Peter (Eds.). Die Reformation und ihre Wirkungsgeschichte in der Slowakei. Wien, 50–66.
[17] Šotkovská, Katarína. 2009. "Reception of the Ancient Literary Tradition in Works of the Universitas Tyrnaviensis." Acta Antiqua Hungariae 49, 2, 249–256. | DOI 10.1556/AAnt.49.2009.2.15
[18] Thuróczi, Ladislaus. 1768. Ungaria suis cum regibus compendio data. Tyrnaviae.
[19] Vantuch, Anton. 1975. Ján Sambucus. Život a dielo renesančného učenca. Bratislava.
[20] Zelliger, Aloysius. 1931. Pantheon Tyrnaviense. Trnava.