| auction house |
Hereditas Antikvárium |
| date of auction |
d-m-Y H:i |
| title of auction |
Fair Partner ✔
12. Könyvárverés |
| date of exhibition |
2024. szeptember 23 - október 3. | hétköznap 11.00 - 17.00 óráig |
| auction contact |
+36 30 442 1386 | info@hereditasantikvarium.hu | www.hereditasantikvarium.hu |
| link of auction |
https://axioart.com/aukcio/2024-10-04/12-konyvarveres-hereditas |
219. item
Florus, Lucius Annaeus: ~nak, A’ Romai viselt dolgokról irott negy könyve. Mellyet Déák nyelvböl Magyar nyelvre forditott, Dalnoki Benkő Marton, A’ Maros Vásárhelyi Scholának Mestere.
Kolosvaratt, 1702. Lenygel [!] Andrasnenal, Helczdörffer Mihály. (80)+344+(7)p.
Translation of the work of a Roman writer, who lived in the 2nd century and described the history of the Roman Empire from Romulus to Emperor Trajan. Together with its additions, it is the first Hungarian-language work that includes Roman history before Caesar. It also lay the foundations for the educational reforms that were implemented in the second half of the 18th century. Márton Benkő – the rector of the Reformed College in Marosvásárhely, later a teacher in Nagyenyed – gave a comprehensive overview of world history in the recommendation. In his understanding of history, the so-called biological-organic theory and the idea of the four kingdoms are mixed. The former is of antique origin and has a cyclical approach (Florus was its most significant ancient representative), the essence of which is that it compares the process of history and the functioning of the state to a living being. On the other hand, the latter is based on a biblical background, following the Church Fathers. According to the idea developed by the Protestant thinkers - Luther, Melanchthon, Zwingli, and Comenius -, history progressed through four empires – Assyrian-Babylonian, Persian, Macedonian (of Alexander the Great), and Roman – towards the world's end.
20th-century half leather.
RMK I 1649.
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