Egyháztörténeti Szemle 15. (2014)
2014 / 4. szám - SUMMARIES IN ENGLISH - Csorba Dávid: Supplement to Literary Heritage of Some Manuscripts Paul Debreceni Ember - Tamási Zsolt: Roman Catholic Clergy in Archdeacon of Felcsík (Transylvania) in the Revolution and Freedom Fighting of 1848 and 1849
Summaries in English 111 presentation of the speech about the usefulness of schools, this paper also deals with the bibliographic and typographic background of the disputation of Alistáli from 1652, and gives an insight to Farkas Jakab’s political dissertations issued in Utrecht, in 1654. Supplement to Literary7 Heritage of Some Manuscripts Paul Debreceni Ember Csorba, Dávid This article focuses on theological and literary effects of texts and manuscripts of a Hungarian preacher, Paul Debreceni Ember (1661-1710). He edited the first church history on Calvinist denomination in Hungary (Historia Ecclesiae Reformatae in Hungária et Transylvania, Utrecht, 1728). Csorba supposes that there should be existed a funeral sermon over the famous Calvinist preacher, George Komáromi Csipkés written by Paul Ember. He verified with philological data that Paul Ember worked as an editor not only of this above mentioned book, but of an apology, made first by the Anglican Bishop John Jewel (Apologia Ecclesiae Anglicanae): which address turned in Hungarian edition to Apologia Ecclesiae Reformatae (1704). Csorba had found some of his books and manuscripts in libraries of Reformed College in Patak and in Debrecen, and then analyzed phenomenon of shaping texts from the previous form before Paul Ember to its heritage, some following copies of that church history. The scope of philology and intellectual history in that field signs how these texts refer to the spirituality of its beholders. Roman Catholic Clergy in Archdeacon of Felesik (Transylvania) in the Revolution and Freedom Fighting of 1848 and 1849 Tamási, Zsolt Under the revolution, the Transylvanian Roman Catholic bishopric for the rural dean districts priesthood of Felesik, similarly to the priesthood of all other Hungarian regions, and some of the civil transformation, had to take position imminent relatedly, with the church’s possible reforms. Their personal attitude towards the revolution had an effect on the military events under the war of independence then. In this study, we are struggling along restricting the analysis to Roman Catholic Archdeacon of Felesik circumference that remained with the help of archival data to take the measure for an area’s Catholic priesthood onto the changes, the susceptibility of truth and the ensued his effect has on events. We see it, comparing with the Transylvanian rural dean circumferences, that the Felesik was found little active in the military encouragement. With the Episcopal broadcasting, the transmission of Episcopal orders insuring the church inner communication concerned to the district priesthood the Archdeacon office occurred with his broadcasting everywhere. Rightfully probable, that the area of Felesik occurs because of the deficiency of the Archdeacon
