Antun Vrančić
Antun Vrančić, Croatian church prelate, diplomat and writer (Šibenik, May 29 1504 – Prešov, Slovakia, June 15 1573). As a young man he went to Hungary, where bishop Petar Berislavić, …
2017 Read more →Antun Vrančić, Croatian church prelate, diplomat and writer (Šibenik, May 29 1504 – Prešov, Slovakia, June 15 1573). As a young man he went to Hungary, where bishop Petar Berislavić, …
2017 Read more →Mihovil Vrančić, Croatian diplomat, poet and historian (Šibenik, 17 February 1507 – Šibenik, 3 January 1570). Brother of Antun Vrančić and father of Faust Vrančić. In 1591 he published a …
2017 Read more →“Among Antun Vrančić’s manuscripts in the Széchényi National Library in Budapest there are five coding manuals, each on a separate sheet of paper. These are the four official documents assigned …
2016 Read more →“It is well known that Vrančić’s works in Croatian, the famous Dictionarivm of qvinqve nobilissimarvm Evropae lingvari, Latinae, Italicae, Germanicae, Dalmatiae et Vngaricae from 1595, and the hagiographic work …
2016 Read more →“Based on the findings obtained by analyzing Vrančić’s correspondence, as well as an insight into unpublished archival material and critical review of the data in the professional literature, the paper …
2015 Read more →“By publishing Historiographic fragments by Antun Vrančić, the City library of Juraj Šižgorić from Šibenik presents a valuable testimony to the historiographic work of this famous humanist and church prelate …
2015 Read more →“In a series of prominent Croatian thinkers who have contributed significantly to the development of Western European science, a special place helds Faust Vrančić (Šibenik 1551 – Venice 1617). During …
2015 Read more →“The literary and historical study of the humanistic circle around Ivan Zapolja (1487-1540) and, after his death, around Izabela Jagelović (1519-1559) is often ignored in Hungarian and international horizons due …
2014 Read more →“In about 1528, Michael Verancius wrote two quite long elegies entitled Querela Hungariae de Austria and Alia querela Hungariae contra Austriam. What makes these poems interesting is that these are …
2014 Read more →“On 2 March 1539 the Hungarian king János Szapolyai (1487–1540) married Princess Isabella Jagiełło of Poland (1519–1559). A number of wedding poems (epithalamia) were written for this event, by poets …
2014 Read more →“Brothers Antun and Mihovil Vrančić occasionally used coded messages in their correspondence. Thanks to the research of D. Sorić and the author of the present work, Mihovil’s codes were recently …
2014 Read more →“Based on the relevant literature and archival material, this paper gathers the biographical knowledge of the ten members of the family with whom the Croatian humanist and primas of Hungary …
2014 Read more →“During the period of their correspondance, the brothers Mihovil and Antun Vrančić would occasionaly write messages in code [1] : Antun in a letter written while on a diplomatic mission …
2013 Read more →“Faust Vrančić is the author of two books with a significant portio of the Croatian language. This can be seen in his famous dictionary, and dominates in his lesser-known prose, …
2013 Read more →“The unpublished testament of the famous humanist and church prelate Faust Vrančić coming from Šibenik was made on June 12, 1615 and donated to the State Archive of Rijeka as …
2013 Read more →“Along with shorter remarks on the circumstances in which they were made and the way they came to the present location, in the Archive of the Croatian Academy of Sciences …
2011 Read more →“Although the attempts to record some of the words of the Croatian language had already been known, in the narrow sense we can talk about Croatian lexicography only from the …
2010 Read more →“This paper describes two short volumes of poems which, in 1925, Franjo Fancev connected to a respectable member of a well-known family from Šibenik, Mihovil Vrančić, and the city of …
2010 Read more →“Epistular communication as an exchange of thoughts, ideas, intimate confessions, political appeals, or dedication prefaces – epistles affirmed in a special way in the period of humanism as a Pan-European …
2009 Read more →“For the purpose of scientific analysis of epistolographic communication among prominent Croatian humanists, three epistles have been analyzed from the beginning of the unpublished work entitled De Rebus Dalmaticis written …
2008 Read more →“This paper addresses the manuscript of Illyrica historia written by Croatian humanist Faust Vrančić. A description of the manuscript is given along with an analysis of the representation of individual …
2005 Read more →“Faust VRANČIĆ (Faustus Verantius), a polyhistor, a constructor, a writer and a lexicographer, was born in 1551 in Šibenik, and died in Venice in 1617. In Požun, he obtained the …
2002 Read more →“The theme of this conference “humanists-Protestants” can be understood in the wider meaning of this coinage as the theme of those humanists who, as lovers of the classical antiquity, supported …
1992 Read more →“The article addresses the relationship between the ‘new logic’ of Faust Vrančić (1551 – 1617) and Renaissance Aristotelian logic. This problem is examined in the first place by exploring the …
1988 Read more →“Among the works of F. Vrančić (1551 – 1617), we find two short writings addressing philosophical disciplines of logic and ethics. In 1608 the work entitled Logica suis ipsius instrumental …
1984 Read more →“Literary work by Faust Vrančić from Šibenik (1551 – 1617) is remarkably polyhistoric showing all the features of such writing. Vrančić’s multifaceted interest in various scientific fields certainly comes from …
1978 Read more →“Antun Vrančić was born in Šibenik on May 29, 1504. He studied in Padua, Vienna and Cracow. His diplomatic career began when he was appointed the secretary of Ivan Zapolja. …
1973 Read more →