Ságvári Ágnes (szerk.): Budapest. The History of a Capital (Budapest, 1975)
List of Plates
List of Plates 1. Buda and Pest at the end of the fifteenth century. City gates: 1. Fehérvári; 2. Szombat (Saturday); 3. Szent János (St. John); 4. Tóthfalusi; 5. Taschental; 6. Szent Péteri; 7. Váci; 8. Hatvani; 9. Kecskeméti. Parish churches: A. Mary; B. Mary Magdalene, C. St. Peter D. Holy Trinity; E. St. Gerald; F. Mary (Pest). Letter P denotes the site of the royal palace 2. The Tabán Christ. Early twelfth-century relief 3. The seal of Óbuda. Fourteenth century 4. The first extant document from Buda municipality. October 18, 1268 5. The town of Buda excommunicates the Pope. Miniature from the Illuminated Chronicle. Fourteenth century 6. Medieval houses in Országház utca 7. Clasp from a book cover or from a priest’s robe. Gift of Louis I to the Hungarian Chapel in Aachen. Goldsmith’s work from before 1367 8. The coat of arms of the Petrohi family. Miniature on the royal deed of gift P. The Royal Palace of Buda at the end of the fifteenth century. Wood engraving from the Schedel Chronicle, 1493 10. The throne curtain of Matthias Corvinus (Hunyadi). Late fifteenth century 11. The unsuccessful siege of Buda by Roggendorf, 1541. Detail of a contemporary woodcut by Erhard Schön 12. The last page of the Chronicon Budense, the first book printed in Buda, 1473 13. Tabernacle of the City of Pest. Inner City Parish Church 14. The earliest authentic representation of Óbuda. Etching by Wilhelm Dilich, about 1600 15. The chief mosque of the Turks in Pest. Etching by Benjamin Kenkel after the drawing of Johann Bernhard Fischer von Erlach 16. View of Buda and Pest. Etching by Wilhelm Dilich, about 1600 17. The liberation of Buda by the united Christian armies in 1686. Etching by Michael Wening after the drawing of N. L. Hallart. Detail 18. Title page of the 1703 Charter (Letters Patent) of Buda 19. The seal of the city of Pest, 1687 20. Design of the Óbuda silk factory by József Thalherr 21. The Péterffy Palace in Pesti Barnabás utca, built by András Mayerhoffer 22. The Pauline (later University) Church in Pest 165
