Colloquia Maruliana ..., Vol. 12 , 2003.
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The Marulić Evangelistary from Gyongoys in Hungary
Stjepan Lukač
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While working on my book A Dramatised Kaikavian Tears of Mary from Transylvania, 1626, (Budapest, 2000) I came across information that the Franciscan library in Gyöngyös, a Hungarian town not far from Budapest, had a copy of Marulić’s Evangelistary. Although the Hungarian Croatian studies specialist Istvan Lokos had already gathered important data about the knowledge of Marulić’s works in Hungary (Contributions to the Hungarian reception of Marulić’s works, New data about the reception of Marulić’s works in Hungary in the 16th and 17th centuries), in this paper I would like to complement his results and introduce the wealth of the library of the Franciscans in Gyöngyös, in which today there are almost a thousand copies of foreign 16th century books. In the age of Turkish rule and the Counter Reformation, the Franciscans had an important role in the organization of religious life, and many of them were of Croat origin. According to their Rule, the Franciscans were allowed to buy only books that they used all the time. Most of the owners of these books, including Marulić’s Evangelistary (Marton Gyulai, Provincial of 1601), were senior officials. It is known that in the collection of the books they prioritised works (collections of homilies, sermons, postillas) that they could use to enrich their sermons; Marulić’s Evangelistary must have been used for this purpose as well.
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7980
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Datum izdavanja:
22.4.2003.
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