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Basilejské kontakty pobělohorského exulanta Jana Maconia ve světle jeho památníku

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Ryantová M.
Studie o rukopisech (Manuscript Studies)
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2021
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vol. 51
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issue 2
5-39
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Based on an analysis of the album amicorum of Iohannes Maconius, a Bohemian exile after the Battle of White Mountain, the paper provides information on his contacts between November 1626 and March 1627 and between April and October 1633. The personalities who wrote their entry in the album included figures associated with the University of Basel, especially distinguished theologians and Reformed clergymen, but also physicians and representatives of Basel municipal administration.
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Basilejská univerzita, tiskař Johannes Frobenius a recepce jeho tisků v českých zemích

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Boldan K.
Knihy a dějiny (Books and history)
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2022
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vol. 29
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issue 1-2
80-114
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Although Basel book printing had a major influence on the development of humanistic studies in the 16th century, its import into the Czech lands has not been studied so far. This study explores books printed by a famous printer Johann Froben (ca. 1460–1527), and their representation in selected Czech and Moravian libraries. Using methods of provenance research, I have identified specimens that arrived in our territory not long after their printing, paying a special attention to the titles created by people from the circle of the University of Basel. My research has shown that although Czech students rarely attended Basel University until the mid-16th century, works by Basel University scholars from Froben printing house were available in Bohemia and Moravia as early as in the second and third decade of the 16th century. Furthermore, the books printed by Froben penetrated much better into the Catholic regions of Bohemia and Moravia, more open to modern humanistic studies.
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