Chapter Three. Humanist Ethics And Urban Patriotism In Upper Hungary In The Early Sixteenth Century (Valentin Eck’s De Reipublicae Administratione)

Kiss, Farkas Gábor

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“…One of the most important people born here in the early modern era was Leonhard Stöckel (Cf . Schwarz 2010, Kónya 2011, Klátik 2012, who -after several years of studies in Wittenberg -returned to his home town and took charge of the city school following the Melanchtonian model, which already represented a high standard in the early 16 th century under the famous Bavarian humanist poet, later city judge Valentin Eck (Škoviera 1992, Glomski 2006, Kiss 2010 Europe is indicated by the fact that some of his works were published by famous foreign book publishers such as Johannes Oporinus from Basel . Indications from his contemporaries and also his direct successors imply that not everything he wrote survived .…”

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Politiae Sunt Opera Dei – Leonhard Stöckel’s Doctrine of the Government

Guitman

2019

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, European and Regional Studies

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The cultural networks connecting Hungary to other parts of Europe, having developed in the late mediaeval period, worked on in the 16 th century, and new points of contact were also formed after the Reformation . The most important elements in this network were the German-speaking citizens of the towns of the Hungarian Kingdom . This paper focuses on Leonhard Stöckel, born in the free royal town of Bardejov, Upper Hungary, who studied in Wittenberg and then returned home and headed the urban school according to Melanchthon's model . Besides teaching, he wrote several works, mainly for educational purposes, most of which were published only after his death, while a smaller part remained in manuscript form . From the chapters of his works, it can be clearly seen what he thought of governance, of the tasks and responsibility of the magistrate .

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Politiae Sunt Opera Dei – Leonhard Stöckel’s Doctrine of the Government

Guitman

2019

Acta Universitatis Sapientiae, European and Regional Studies

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Chapter Three. Humanist Ethics And Urban Patriotism In Upper Hungary In The Early Sixteenth Century (Valentin Eck’s De Reipublicae Administratione)

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Politiae Sunt Opera Dei – Leonhard Stöckel’s Doctrine of the Government

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