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Folia historica Bohemica
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2014
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vol. 29
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issue 1
103-132
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The article concerns an album of Zdeněk Brtnický of Waldstein (1581‒1623), a non-Catholic aristocrat, who became a director and chamberlain to Frederick V during the estates uprising. The album, which contains 175 entries from 1591‒1600, represents a valuable source of information on Waldstein’s process of education and his social contacts, suitably supplemented with a diary where he recorded people whom he was meeting. The essay describes the external form of the album, the languages in which the records are written and the content of the records. It monitors distribution of the entries in time, informs about the process of Waldstein’s education and itinerary of his grand tour as well as personalities of the individual scriptors.
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This article deals with the mutual correspondence (with its part written in Latin) of a Carlsbad spa medical doctor coming from Geneva, Jean de Carro (1770-1857), and Karel A. Vinařický (1803-1869), a Czech poet, writer and translator of ancient texts, who worked as a ceremoniary of Prague archbishop and later as a parish priest in Kováň near Mladá Boleslav. Both scholars exchanged forty-two letters written in Latin between 1829-1843, and their correspondence represents thus unique evidence of using Latin as a communicational language in the Czech lands of that time. The article brings information on the life of both men, it summarizes the contents of their correspondence and comments on their relationship to Antiquity as reflected also in the references to it in their mutual letters. As appendix, letter of Jean de Carro and so-far unpublished Vinařický´s reply from 1843 are edited at the end of the article.
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Tutors of young noblemen played a fairly important role in the educational process during the Early Modern Age. At the beginning, they acted mainly as teachers, but later on as their charges started to travel for educational purposes their duties broadened, since they had to organize the journeys, secure its material aspects and to generally oversee the young nobleman. The travel journal of one of those tutors – Simon Proxenus a Sudetis (around 1532–1575) – represents a unique source documenting his tutorial practice and a mutual co-existence with his charge – Julius Šlik of Holíč and Pasoun (around 1544–1575) – during his studies in Paris in the period 1563–1564. Although Šlik’s character was difficult to tame and his attitude towards studying rather problematic, Proxenus’s four-year tutorial activity enabled Šlik to obtain a doctor’s degree in law that he could make a good use of upon his return when he took an employment in the office of the counsel for appeals.
Wieki Stare i Nowe
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2018
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vol. 13
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issue 18
67-84
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Artykuł został poświęcony encyklopedii Nachrichten von Schriftstellern und Künstlern aus dem Teschner Fürstenthum (1810), dziełu cieszyńskiego uczonego, byłego jezuity Leopolda Jana  Szersznika (1747-1814). Encyklopedyczne opracowanie na 220 stronach zawiera artykuły hasłowe poświęcone 109 postaciom związanym z regionem cieszyńskim. Są wśród nich zarówno rdzenni cieszynianie, jak i osoby przybyłe tu i działające w późniejszym okresie swego życia. W gronie tym znaleźć można teologów, kaznodziejów, filozofów, przyrodników, lekarzy, historyków, pisarzy, artystów, prawników oraz przedstawicieli innych profesji, w tym również uczonych niepiśmiennych.
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