A nonadorantizmus két kelet-közép-európai módozatáról a 16. században (Martin Seidel és Szymon Budny)
Two Perspectives on 16th Century Nonadorantism in Easter-Central-Europe (Martin Seidel and Szymon Budny)
Author(s): Mihály Balázs Subject(s): Christian Theology and Religion, History, Modern Age, Theology and Religion, 16th Century
Published by: Erdélyi Unitárius Egyház
Keywords: 16th century; nonadorantism; radical antitrinitarianism; Budny Szymon (1533–1593); Seidel Martin (?–?, 16–17th century); Dávid Ferenc (1510?–1579); Palaeologus Jacobus (1520?–1585); Vehe-Gliri
Summary/Abstract: The international literary history focusing on the antecedents of the enlightenment era has a particular interest in nonadorantism, the most radical branch of antitrinitarianism. This article focuses on research about Martin Seidel (?–?, 16–17th century) and Szymon Budny (1533–1593). In Seidel’s case new documents have been discovered in the archives which reveal new relations and connections in his work life which make it possible to date the origins of nonadorantism to a significantly earlier time. The article sums up the English, German, Spanish, Polish and Italian papers, and while doing so, Budny and Seidel are repositioned on the Eastern-Central European religious map. The article sketches the relations between the works of Budny and Seidel, as well as those of Francis David (Dávid Ferenc) (1510?–1579), Jacobus Palaeologus (1520?–1585) and Matthias Vehe-Glirius (1545?–1590).
Journal: KERESZTÉNY MAGVETŐ
- Issue Year: 123/2017
- Issue No: 2-3
- Page Range: 287-304
- Page Count: 18
- Language: Hungarian