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RUBRYKA STUDENCKA: Rosicrucians — the tradition and the present time

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Małyszko M., Woźnica H.
Miscellanea Anthropologica et Sociologica
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1993
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vol. 2(1)
295-295
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RUBRYKA STUDENCKA: Różokrzyżowcy — tradycja i współczesność

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Małyszko M., Woźnica H.
Miscellanea Anthropologica et Sociologica
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1993
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vol. 2(1)
295-295
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Rozenkruciáni v strednej Európe – hra na magično

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Javor M.
Folia historica Bohemica
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2013
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vol. 28
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issue 2
279-289
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The Rosicrucians represent an open topic in the history of Central Europe. Central European historiography tackled it only fragmentarily, which coincides with the lack of archival materials. The paper deals with the Rosicrucians in the lands of the Habsburg Monarchy, where their traces can be found in Moravia, Prague, Vienna and northeast Hungary. The Rosicrucians represented a high-level branch of the Freemasons, absolutely dominated by secrecy. The paper uses fragmentary archive materials to analyse and describe the Rosicrucian movement in the second half of the 18th century within the Habsburg Monarchy. There is even a space for an analysis of the Rosicrucian activities, which were based on various magic performances and rituals. Institutionally, Rosicrucianism was most firmly anchored in Moravia, where it was most sponsored by Count Salm-Reifferscheidt. This order was engaged in alchemy, magic and exorcism of demons. The most active Rosicrucian land within the monarchy was Hungary, where almost all lodges over contemporary Slovakia had a Rosicrucian character. The paper can serve as a theoretic base for further research on the history of this interesting fraternity.
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O brněnských rosenkruciánech, dvou kulturách a racionalizaci

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Malý T.
Folia historica Bohemica
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2013
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vol. 28
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issue 2
291-305
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In the early 1744, the so called Confraternity of the Star Cross was revealed in Brno. Its members were subjected to interrogations and imprisoned for various periods. An extensive surviving material on the case enables analyses into the individual actors‘ opinions (i.e. the fraternity members, the officials, lawyers, the queen and the church representatives) and a chan of the Star Cross ce to meditate on interpretations of this phenomenon, which mingled magical elements, alchemy, a desire to understand the secret of the nature, Christian rituals as well as certain „all-remedial“ ideas. In this article, I attempt to place this issue within the context of historical-sociological research on rationalization, disenchantment and secularization and show applicability of the given terms in similar research.
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The Fruits of Grace оf Nikolay Repnin and Nikolay Kraevich

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Drozdek A.
Slavia Orientalis
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2021
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vol. LXX
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issue 3
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