Studia professoris-professor studiorum Tanulmányok Érszegi Géza hatvanadik születésnapjára (Budapest, 2005)

Contents

CONTENTS

Tabula gratulatoria...............................................................................................9

Compliments......................................................................................................11

Tibor Almási: „Sub mediocri sigillo suo...”

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án Bertényi: Can the reign of Charles II (the Small) in Hungary

(December 31, 1385-February 7, 1386) be called a double rule? ... 21

József Bessenyei: Refugees from Székesfehérvár...........................................31

Ir

én Bilkei: About certain special features of the notarial activities of the convents at Zalavár and Kapornak in the decades

after the Mohács Disaster.................................................................47

Lá

szló Blazovich: The First Lithuanian Statute...........................................59

Já

nos Búza: Hungarian denars in Venice in the middle

of the 16lh century................................................................................67

Balázs Déri: Ambrosius as quoted by Saint Gerard......................................75

Is

tván Draskóczy: Some aspects of salt-mining in Transylvania

in the 15th and 16th centuries..............................................................83

József Gerics: Representation at the Diet in medieval Hungary .... 119 Ágota Henzsel: The case about the Várdai family’s domain in 1550 . . 133 Zoltán Kordé: The activities of János Szentgyörgyi, voivod

of Transylvania, in 1465-1467 ....................................................... 145

Ta

más Kőfalvy: Mills and milling-places in the notarial practice of the

Pécsvárad convent (1254—1526)................................................... 155

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yula Kristó: The Dubnic Chronicle on two expressions

of Matthias’ story................................................................................165

An

drás Kubinyi: Conventions of political debate in Hungary

before the Mohács Disaster..............................................................169

György Laczlavik: On the medieval history of the Saint Sigismund

provostship at Buda Castle..............................................................197

Erzsébet Ladányi: The miles in Hungary and in Europe

in the times of Saint Stephen..........................................................211

Eszter Magyar: The supply of wood and charcoal

in the three mining towns by the river Garam..........................219

Fe

renc Makk: The land of the Hungarians and

the quarters of the ducal tribes in the 10th century...................227

Péter Németh: About the origin of two Szatmár families.......................233

Éva Nyulásziné Straub: Letter patents from before

the Mohács Disaster.........................................................................245