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12. Könyvárverés |
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83. Artikel
(Bongarsius, Jacobus): Rerum Hungaricarum scriptores varii, historici, geographici
Francofurti, 1600. Andreas Wechelius, C. Marnius, J. Aubrius. (16)+631+(35)p.
A collection of texts regarding the history of Hungarians. It primarily contains the text of the Thuróczy Chronicle, but it also includes numerous other historical works besides shorter and longer reports. Perhaps its most exciting part is the Appendix, in which the author collected and presented the text and drawings of the ancient inscriptions found in Transylvania for the first time and published the annals of the church in Lőcse and Brassó. He wanted to encourage the publication of similar historical sources with his appendix, as he did not consider the "Zeitungs" of the time reliable. In his preface, he writes with admiration about the country's inexhaustible treasures, its richness in ores, thermal water springs, and caves. Jacques Bongars was a French diplomat, historian and philologist. During his journey from Vienna to Constantinople in 1585, he studied the antique inscriptions found in the former Roman provinces of Pannonia and Dacia.
19th-century half leather with painted endpapers. Spine richly gilt.
Poss.: With the ex libris of Imre Trencsényi-Waldapfel.
Apponyi: 653., VD16 B 6601., BNH Cat R 194.
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