Horler Miklós: Budapest 1. budai királyi palota 1. Középkori idomtégla töredékek (Magyarország építészeti töredékeinek gyűjteménye 4. Budapest, 1995) (Magyarország építészeti töredékeinek gyűjteménye 4. Budapest, 1998)

András Végh: Medieval Terracotta finds from the royal Palace of Buda

53. Ábel 1890.283. 54. Two names of brickmakers from Buda have survived in documents: December 12, 1507 '...circumspectum Gregorium lateriparem sive tegulatorem in suburbio civitatis Budensis commorantem...' (Archives of the Monastery of Garamszentbenedek, Protocollum A 196) January 4, 1525 '...Gregorium Theglas...' (Archbishopric Archives Esztergom, Protocollum 9.13.15)—the person mentiones is probably identical with the previous one. Around 1505 and 1510: '...Farkas Pagymenthomgyarttho ...in Tassontal...' (Hungarian National Archive, DI 38658 f.13; Bishopric Archives Veszprém Inv. 655. f. 13.) 55. Earlier these tympanums were falsely interpreted as blind windows. A reconstruction shown at the exhibition in BTM is also based on this concept. While studying the original pieces it became clear that there was a groove near the lower edge of the brick there is a groove. This proved that these pieces formed exclusively part of the tracery between the lancets, consequently, they can be considered tympanums with plate tracery, rather than blind windows. A further proof of our point of view is that in spite of the big number of tympanum fragments no window frames of corresponding moulding is known to exist. 56. Kumorovitz 1934. 74-92. 57. MLkat 1982. Cat.Nr 38, 145., Plate 18. 58. MLkat 1982. Cat.Nr 39. 146., Plate 18. 59. Képes Krónika 1964. 39-41. 65. 72. 85. 91. 93. 124. 129. 137. 143. 60. Jakubovich 1930. 382. 61. CNH I. Nr. 222. Plate 12. 62. MLkat 1982. Cat.Nr. 31, 143., Plate 16. 63. MLkat 1982. Cat.Nr. 55, 150., Plate 21. 64. MZskat 1987. Zs. 4. 18., Zs. 9. 20 . 65. MZskat 1987. Zs. 6. 19. 66. BTM-KOP Inv.Nr. 66.2024., Hungarian National Archive, DI 13.802. 67. MMűv 1987. Fig. 1855/3. 68. Schallaburg 1982. Abb. 1/a. 31. 74. 69. Gerevich 1966. Plate VIII. Fig. 1. 70. MMűv 1987.; Búzás 1990. (Visegrád); Czeglédy 1987. (Diósgyőr); Fiala 1966. 455-463. (Zólyom) 71. Búzás 1994. 72. See Note 24. 73. Nagy 1992. 74. Feuerné 1986. 17-50.; Farbaky 1988. 143-171. 75. Gerevich 1966. 112-113.; Ábel 1890.283. 76. AN 1949-1950. 2-24. 31-34. 51. 60-79. 81. 86. 109. 77. The exact site is registered in the stone inventory of the BTM-KO; Gerevich 1966. 242-248.; AN 19501951. 78. Rózsa 1963. Plate LXVII. 79. Balogh 1966. 118., Fig. 57., with bibliography. 80. CNH I. 268. 269/a. 81. CNH III. 1-73. 82. Schallaburg 1982. Fig. 18. 83. Schallaburg 1982. Fig. 19. 84. Nagy I. 1863. Vol. X. 490^t91. 85. Acsády 1897. 37. 86. Nagy I. 1863. Vol. X. 490-491. 87. Lechner 1917. 15. 88. Schallaburg 1982. 721. 89. CNH I. 320-328. 330-341. 90. Schallaburg 1982. 717. 91. Lechner 1917. 18. 92. Gerevich 1966. 239-249. Gerevich dated the Round Bastion at an earlier period. See: Végh 1992. 125-131. 93. Bencze 1990. 194., Fig. 2.