«Little bodies may have great souls». About one underestimating source about the history of Medieval Russia (book review: Homza, Martin. Uhorsko-pol’s Cover Image

«Мал золотник — да дорог». Об одном недооцененном источнике по истории средневековой Руси (рец. на книгу: Homza Martin. Uhorsko-pol’ska kronika. Nedoc
«Little bodies may have great souls». About one underestimating source about the history of Medieval Russia (book review: Homza, Martin. Uhorsko-pol’s

Author(s): M. M. Voloschuk
Subject(s): History
Published by: Издательство Исторического факультета СПбГУ
Keywords: Martin Homza; Rus’; Galithia; «The Hungarian-Polish Chronicle»; Arpads; Hungary; Scepusia

Summary/Abstract: The article is about one of the last monograph of the famous Slovakian historian and researcher, prof. Martin Homza about «The Hungarian-Polish Chronicle» of 13th. Author means, that the narrative appeared in Scepusia, at the curia of Ruthenorum rex Colomanus. Prof. Homza means, that the more of information of Chronicle was about medieval Slovakia. But the information about Rus’ and Galithia was also very important for the newest historiography. This Chronicle added more of new communication to the sources of 13th.

  • Issue Year: 2012
  • Issue No: 1
  • Page Range: 231-236
  • Page Count: 6
  • Language: Russian