Dénes Dienes: History of the Reformed Church Collég in Sárospatak (Sárospatak, 2013)
APPENDIX - Outstanding Students of the Sárospatak Reformed Church College
OUTSTANDING STUDENTS OF THE SÁROSPATAK REFORMED CHURCH COLLEGE1 Dénes Bánffy (1630-1674) statesman Ferenc Béres (1922-1996) singer György Bessenyei (1746-1811) poet Bethlen Miklós (1642-1716) statesman, historian Ferenc Bónis (1627-1671) martyr, Protestant noble landowner, he took part in the Wesselényi Conspiracy Mihály Csokonay Vitéz (1773-1805) poet István Czövek (1777-1823) writer, legal translator Sámuel Decsy (1742-1816) writer, doctor of Philosophy, and medical doctor Dániel Diószeghy (1900-1969) Furnace engineer, university lecturer, head of the Research Institute, founder of the teaching and research of the modern hating technology in Hungary Gergely Édes (1763-1847) poet Béni Egressy (1814-1851) composer, writer. He composed music for “The Szózat” Gyula Fekete (1922-2010) writer Zsolt Harsányi (1887-1943) writer, translater György Rákóczi II. (1621-1660) Prince of Transylvania Zsigmond Rákóczi III. (1622-1652) prince Miklós Izsó (1831-1875) sculptor Lajos Kazinczy (1820-1849) honvéd officer martyr of Arad Géza Képes (1909-1989) poet, translator János Komáromi (1890-1937) writer Lajos Kossuth (1802-1894) Regent-President György Lőrinczy (1860-1941) writer Dezső Mészöly (1918-2011) poet, writer, translator Zsigmond Móricz (1879-1942) writer Gyula Nógrádi Pap (1843-1931) poet László Palóczy (1783-1861) politician Endre Pap (1817-1851) poet, translator Tamás Péchy (1828-1897) minister, Vice-President in the House of Representatives Sándor Pécsi (1922-1972) actor Lajos Pósa (1850-1914) poet, expert in Hungarian children literature Endre Szabó (1849-1924) poet, writer, translator Endre Szinyei (1837-1909) teacher Gerzson Szinyei (1836-1919) literature historian Sámuel Terhes (1783-1863) poet, writer Ede Tóth (1844-1876) playwright Árpád Zempléni (1865-1919) poet Benő Zsoldos (1847-1919) Classical Philologist 1 Those students who had astounding careers regarding their academic. Church life would deserve a separate volume, thus only the outstanding people from public and artistic life, and not church-related academic life are listed.
