Humanisten uit de Lage Landen in Hongarije in de 16de eeuw

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dc.contributor.authorBitskey, István
dc.date.accessioned2023-02-21T08:42:27Z
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dc.date.issued2015-10-01
dc.description.abstractThe early history of the connections between Netherlands and Hungary is connected with the catholic restoration in the Kingdom Hungary in the middle of 16-th Century. In this time came the famous humanist Nicasius Ellebodius to Hungary. He studied in Louvain and Rome in the Collegium Germanicum, and at the invitation of Miklós Oláh, Archbishop of Esztergom he arrived to Nagyszombat (today: Trnava in Slovakia), to the centre of Hungarian Catholicism. He taught there Greek and Latin language and literature in the newly-established college of the Society of Jesus. Another Netherlander, Guilelmus Sulenius de Flandria, studied likewise in Rom, and then came to Hungary. Archbishop Oláh invited himto teach at Pozsony (today:Bratislava in Slovakia), and he was granted a prebend in recognition of his work. Besides they other Netherlandish teachers and professors (e.g. Arnoldus Gerardus Laurentianus Flandrus, Jacobus Somalius etc.) took part in the reorganisation of the Catholic school-training and they played an very significant and important role in the intellectual life in early modern Hungaryde
dc.description.abstractThe early history of the connections between Netherlands and Hungary is connected with the catholic restoration in the Kingdom Hungary in the middle of 16-th Century. In this time came the famous humanist Nicasius Ellebodius to Hungary. He studied in Louvain and Rome in the Collegium Germanicum, and at the invitation of Miklós Oláh, Archbishop of Esztergom he arrived to Nagyszombat (today: Trnava in Slovakia), to the centre of Hungarian Catholicism. He taught there Greek and Latin language and literature in the newly-established college of the Society of Jesus. Another Netherlander, Guilelmus Sulenius de Flandria, studied likewise in Rom, and then came to Hungary. Archbishop Oláh invited himto teach at Pozsony (today:Bratislava in Slovakia), and he was granted a prebend in recognition of his work. Besides they other Netherlandish teachers and professors (e.g. Arnoldus Gerardus Laurentianus Flandrus, Jacobus Somalius etc.) took part in the reorganisation of the Catholic school-training and they played an very significant and important role in the intellectual life in early modern Hungaryen
dc.description.abstractThe early history of the connections between Netherlands and Hungary is connected with the catholic restoration in the Kingdom Hungary in the middle of 16-th Century. In this time came the famous humanist Nicasius Ellebodius to Hungary. He studied in Louvain and Rome in the Collegium Germanicum, and at the invitation of Miklós Oláh, Archbishop of Esztergom he arrived to Nagyszombat (today: Trnava in Slovakia), to the centre of Hungarian Catholicism. He taught there Greek and Latin language and literature in the newly-established college of the Society of Jesus. Another Netherlander, Guilelmus Sulenius de Flandria, studied likewise in Rom, and then came to Hungary. Archbishop Oláh invited himto teach at Pozsony (today:Bratislava in Slovakia), and he was granted a prebend in recognition of his work. Besides they other Netherlandish teachers and professors (e.g. Arnoldus Gerardus Laurentianus Flandrus, Jacobus Somalius etc.) took part in the reorganisation of the Catholic school-training and they played an very significant and important role in the intellectual life in early modern Hungaryhu
dc.description.abstractThe early history of the connections between Netherlands and Hungary is connected with the catholic restoration in the Kingdom Hungary in the middle of 16-th Century. In this time came the famous humanist Nicasius Ellebodius to Hungary. He studied in Louvain and Rome in the Collegium Germanicum, and at the invitation of Miklós Oláh, Archbishop of Esztergom he arrived to Nagyszombat (today: Trnava in Slovakia), to the centre of Hungarian Catholicism. He taught there Greek and Latin language and literature in the newly-established college of the Society of Jesus. Another Netherlander, Guilelmus Sulenius de Flandria, studied likewise in Rom, and then came to Hungary. Archbishop Oláh invited himto teach at Pozsony (today:Bratislava in Slovakia), and he was granted a prebend in recognition of his work. Besides they other Netherlandish teachers and professors (e.g. Arnoldus Gerardus Laurentianus Flandrus, Jacobus Somalius etc.) took part in the reorganisation of the Catholic school-training and they played an very significant and important role in the intellectual life in early modern Hungarynl
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dc.identifier.citationActa Neerlandica, Nr 10 (2015): Handel, migratie, hulp - Betrekkingen tussen Hongarije en de Lage Landen door de eeuwen heen , 19-31
dc.identifier.eissn3004-1740
dc.identifier.issn1587-8171
dc.identifier.issue10
dc.identifier.jatitleAN
dc.identifier.jtitleActa Neerlandica
dc.identifier.urihttps://hdl.handle.net/2437/346301en
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dc.relationhttps://ojs.lib.unideb.hu/actaneer/article/view/10651
dc.rights.accessOpen Access
dc.rights.ownerActa Neerlandica
dc.subjectNetherlandish humanistsen
dc.subjectCollegium Trilingue Lovanienseen
dc.subjectcatholic restoration in Hungaryen
dc.subjectarchbishop Miklós Oláhen
dc.subjectJesuit College in Nagyszombaten
dc.subjectNetherlandish humanistshu
dc.subjectCollegium Trilingue Lovaniensehu
dc.subjectcatholic restoration in Hungaryhu
dc.subjectarchbishop Miklós Oláhhu
dc.subjectJesuit College in Nagyszombathu
dc.subjectNetherlandish humanistsde
dc.subjectCollegium Trilingue Lovaniensede
dc.subjectcatholic restoration in Hungaryde
dc.subjectarchbishop Miklós Oláhde
dc.subjectJesuit College in Nagyszombatde
dc.subjectNetherlandish humanistsnl
dc.subjectCollegium Trilingue Lovaniensenl
dc.subjectcatholic restoration in Hungarynl
dc.subjectarchbishop Miklós Oláhnl
dc.subjectJesuit College in Nagyszombatnl
dc.titleHumanisten uit de Lage Landen in Hongarije in de 16de eeuwnl
dc.typefolyóiratcikkhu
dc.typearticleen
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