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Contents
Acknowledgements vn
List of Maps and Illustrations IX
1 Introduction 1
Research Agenda 4
The Uses of Papal Pardon 9
2 Negotiating Apostasy 15
Apostates and Evangelicals 18
Cloisters and Learning 22
The Ambitious Common Man 24
Storytelling Strategies 27
Gaps in the Narrative 35
Conclusion 41
3 The Gates of Upward Social Mobility 43
The Social Origin of the Friars 44
Choosing the Cloister 48
Learning in the Cloister Schools 50
Learning in the Parish Schools 59
The Protean Literacy of the Lesser Clergy 66
Conclusion 69
4 From Savage to Civilized: Village Schools and Student Life 70
The Interactions of Students and Locals 71
The Dense Network of Parish Schools in the Countryside 75
The Presence of Literate and "Civilized" Men in Rural Communities 83
Conclusion 89 5
5 Life Outside the Walls: Clergymen on the Road 91
The Parish Church and Cloister in the Community 93
Masses of Unbeneficed Clergy 95
The Unbeneficed as Criminals 99
Parish Incumbents and the Unbeneficed 101
Ordained in Rome 106
Conclusion m
VI
CONTENTS
6 The Heyday of Popular Culture: The Shared Time and Space
of Laity and Clergy 112
Defending Male Honor 112
Shared Spaces of Leisure 115
Carnival Every Day 117
Shared Practices 120
Leisure and Crime in the Dark 124
Festivities and Violence 127
Shared Concepts of Magic 133
Conclusion 136
7 Contested Coexistence: Lay-Clerical Disputes and Their
Settlement 137
Enmities and the Language of Emotions 140
Clergymen as the Mediators of the Sacred 142
Clergymen as Members of Local Communities 144
Honor and Hatred: The Script of Lay-Clerical Conflicts 149
The Communal Definition of Criminals 154
Conclusion 159
8 Tales of a Peasant Revolt 161
Two Competing Myths of Just War 165
Representations of Violence: Private and Public Perspectives 168
Gyorgy Dozsa, the Martyr 175
9 Shifting Identities in the Christian-Muslim Contact Zone 180
"Apostate" Spouses 184
Christian “Bigamists” 190
Latin and Orthodox Christian Intermarriages 193
Conclusion 196
10 Conclusion 198
Bibliography 209
Index 237
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Index
absolution, papal, 10, 14-15, 21, 60, 76, 84,
99-100, 106, 110, 112, i2i, 137,
155,162, 182, 192, 205
Accolos, Gyorgy (escaped Dominican
friar), 33
Acs, Andras, layman (diocese of
Eger), 112-14
Acs, Peter, 3 in55, 4407
adultery, 3, 5, 9, 149, 151, 156065, 186
anger, 3, 7°, 74, 103, 112, 114, 125, 136,
140-42, 147,150, 155, 165, 199
Albi, Pal (parish priest), 146
Alexander vi (pope), 1-2
Antusui, Matyas (escaped Franciscan friar,
Transylvania), 180, 194
Apaczai, Csere Janos (Reformed
scholar), 7on2
apostasy, 15-18, 21, 27, 28,49, 67,
185-87,194
Apostolic Dataria, 4inioo, 105060,
109,186
Apostolic Penitentiary, 1, 204-5, 3, 41112,
9-10, 15-16, 19, 4imoo, 59,
63076, 64, 78033, 104, 105060,
io6n6i—62, 108—10, 121, 137,
139, 143, 149, 156, 158071, 186,
192047, 195, 201-2
Arad (Romania), 173-74
Aragon, John of (cardinal), 191 n44
arbiters, 14» 101, 148, 152-54
Asway, Jdnos (escaped friar from Gyor), 30
Austria, 7, 22017, 67, 173
Babocsai, Istvan (student in
Szekesfehervar), 74
Bachdal, Bertalan, of Varbo (runaway
friar), 33n62,34067,
36074, 38n87
Bacs (Ba£, Serbia),
diocese of, 29, 80
county of, 126053, 167, 173-74
Bako, Antal (cleric from the diocese of
Vac), 80044,82
Bako, Gergely, of Kormend
(nobleman), 189^7
Bakócz, Tamás (cardinal- primate and legate
of the Holy See), 161, 168
Baktan, Gyorgy (escaped friar), 94
Baktan, Lórinc (priest, diocese of Eger), 40
Balázs (student, parish priest in
Helmec), 83
Bálinc (Baling Romania), 56055
Balinci, Máte, 56
Balog, Kelemen, (student, diocese of
Varad), 71
Baromlaka, 61-62,77029
Bebek, Imre (Provost of Székesfehérvár), 19
benefice, ecclesiastical, 19—21, 38—40,
60, 65-66, 88, 91-92, 95-98,
104-5, 108-11,138, 143» 147»
165, 202
altar, 95, 109
chapel, 93
chapter, 65
counterfeit, 109,202
rivalry for, 96, 105, 106, 162
Bercop, János (incumbent of St. Michael's
church in Edelény), 115
Beregszász (Berehovo, Ukraine), 45, 48
Berekszói, Péter (nobleman), 169027
Beriszló, Péter (bishop of Veszprém), 174
Bernardino of Siena, Saint, 55, 57
Bese (Óbecse, Becej, Serbia), 109
Bessarion, Basilios (cardinal), 43
Beszterce (Bistri^a, Romania), 40, 4mg7,
45, 491129, 93, 95ni7
Besztercei, Mátyás (doctor of theology,
escaped Dominican friar), 40—41,
53, 541145, 93
Bihar (Biharia, Romania), 157, 166, 174
county of, 79039,104057,134,166015,
167, 1751149
Bihari, Miklós (chantry priest), 166-67
Bocsárd (Bociar, Slovakia), 105
Bodonyi, Gyorgy (Dominican friar), 172-73
Bognár, János (parish priest of
Kormocbánya), 102
Bohemia, 22m 7
Boldi, Bertalan (Augustinian friar from
Esztergom), 30046
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INDEX
Borbely, Mihaly (layman from
Toplica), 149-5°
Bosnia, 182, 189, i96n63
Bosnians, 194, 196
Brasso (Bra§ov, Romania), 73, 8on43,
95ni7, i04n54
Bressi, Ambrus (escaped Franciscan
friar), 35
Brodarics, Istvan (bishop of Szerem), 19
Bucer, Martin, (the reformer of
Strasbourg), 15, 20-24, 27, 41,
108, 205
Buda, 9, 33n62, 39, 43, 501132, 53» 55»
57, 88n8i, 125050, 184-85, 188,
i89n36, 193, 196
Augustinian cloister in, 39
St. Michael Dominican cloister in, 49
Budaszentldrinc, 3on46,48n22
Pauline cloister in, 32, 33n62, 36, 50
Bulgarians, 194
Burke, Peter, 117013, 123, 133,136087
Buti, Gyorgy (priest), 119-20
Canimich, Kelemen (priest, crusader), gg,
161, 174
canon law, 6, 10, 15, 28, 39, 61, 63, 65, 141,
160, 185025, 188, 197, 203, 205
Capistrano, John of (observant Franciscan
preacher), 55
carnivalesque rituals, 72, 81, 117-18, 124,
131» 136, 202
Castel, Robert, 98
Cemichi, Ferenc (clerical student), 129
Certor, Mihaly (layman), 115
chantry, 78, 83, 93, 143
Chekme, Janos (cleric), 115
Chekme, Lorinc (cleric), 115
Cirkvena (Croatia), 74
clemency,
papal, 1, 10, 15, 113, 162,182, 201
royal, 74
See also absolution
Clement vi (pope), 107067
Clement vn (pope), 21
clergy
ordained, 36, 40, 44, 79*135» 96
secular, 7-8, 16, 19-20, 38, 65, 94,
95, 206m 8
beneficed, 6, 24, 60, 96,98-100, 204
stipendiary (unbeneficed), 6, 40, 81, 83,
95—103» 11°» 172, 201-2, 204
high, 9
lower, 6, 9, 18, 52-53» 60, 64,66, 83,
92,98-100, 116-17,134» 138, 143»
161-62, 166, 193052, 202-3
pope, 1-3,10,19-21, 4°, 71» i°2,
107,143026,155» 161-62,167,
192, 201
cardinals, 6, 43, 161, 165-66
archbishop, 66, 76, 99,107, 193
bishops, 19, 21, 39, 64083, 96m9,
97,106,108, 110-11,128-29,
154,174
diocesan bishops, 19,38087,
107,109074
vicars, 10022, 33061, 65, 105, 193
diocesan vicars, 14, 38088, 60, 155,192
provosts, 19, 48, 96019,172
archdeacons, 66—67, 96019, 97, 192
canons, 27, 54» 64, 67, 751124, 76025,
94, 96019, 111, 125, 174, 192-93
parish priests, 54, 59-62, 66-67, 74-75»
78, 83, 91-94, 96, 98—105, 110,
115-16, 118, 122, 128, 130, 134,
135» i39n9, 141, 145-52,171» 174,
182, 201-2, 204
chantry priests, 78034, 791135, 92, 94»
96,104053,166, 201
chaplains, 5, 13H34» 60, 91-95» i°°»
102-4, 109» 112, 115, 128, 145,
147» !49, 151,201
vagabond priests, 97-101, 201-6
as mediators between popular and
learned culture, 136, 203, 205
concubines, 151,186,188
confessor, 1,9-10,154,155061
confession, 1, 10023, 51, 55, 68, 91, 189
sacramental, 9, 54, 144
confessional era, 117,138, 203
confraternity, 3, 92, 94-95» x43
Corcunctal, Imre, (cleric from Majsa), 150
courts (legal), 11,12, 65, 95,156,198;
papal, 1, 64,137, 193
ecclesiastical, m2, 5,155
secular, 2ns, sng, 14, 153
episcopal, 1551163, 65,174H45
diocesan, ion22, 38, 63, 101041,
152, 192-93
INDEX
239
of appeal, io, 12
as a means to increase state power, 12
social function of, 6, 198
use of by common people, 13-14» 140,
148,152, 154, 160
See also judges
courts (royal), 2ns, 9,43, 63, 69, 76,87079,
88n8i, 89, 92, 116, ii8n2i,
176,186
Cover, Robert, 159, 198, 201
Croats, 8, 127-28,183, i88n34, 194
Croatia, 7, 45-46, 59n6i, 74, 91, 102044,
127, 129, 147, 171, 178, 182, 187
Csanâd (Cenad, Romania), 50, 55, 135,167
county of, 46, 791*39» 173» 175*149
diocese of, 80,171,194
Csâszâr, Péter (leader of the 1632 peasant
revolt), 176
Csâzma ( 5azma, Croatia), 91
Csepreg (Vas megye), 132
Cserepes, Ambrus (priest), 147
Csezi, Dorottya (daughter of Gyôrgy
Czezi), 48
Csiszâr, Ferenc (layman from
Vârad), 184-85, 192-93
his runaway wife, 191, 193, 196
Csitei, Balâzs (cleric), 30
Csonka, Janos (parish priest), 152
Csupor, Demeter, of Monoszlo (bishop of
Gyôr), 110
curia, papal, 1-2, 4-5, 12,15, 38, 49, 54, 99,
106-7, 137» 162, 167, 190, 201-2
Deâk (Litteratus), Imre, of Bélc (runaway
Pauline friar, layman), 34067,
36n74, 37» 91» 92, 204
Deâk, Istvân (tutor), 166
death penalty, 2, 155-56
Denes (parish priest of Galambok), 124-25
Dézsi, Balâzs (Franciscan
Provincial), 54-55
Dorog, 110
Dozsa (Székely), Gyôrgy (leader of the
peasant war in 1514), 162, 186,
170, 175-79
Dugonosics, Johannes (Slavonian priest), 182
Ecel (A£el, Romania), 61-62
Eceli, Istvân (student), 60-61
Edeleny, 115
education,
elementary and grammar, 8, 59, 203
advanced, 48-50, 53~54» 62, 64, 77, 79
university, 24, 26, 41, 50, 62-63,
64n83, 65, 69
grammatical, 54
theological, 24, 48, 52-53» 55» 57» 63, 68
studia Utterarum, 54
studlum generate, 20, 24, 49-50, 53
studium particuiare, 41, 491129,
50n30, 53
studium conventionale, 49029
of liberal arts, 41, 54-55» 57» 83. 68
curriculum of Augustinians, 50
curriculum of Dominicans, 41,
49» 52-54
curriculum of Franciscans, 50, 54-57
curriculum of Paulines, 49-5 2
as a way of social mobility, 6, 24, 26, 42,
58, 69, 79, 109, 111, 119
as a way to reduce violence, 55, 70
financing of, 64-65, 69
See also schools; students
Eger (Heves County), 3onso, 45, 50, 72m 1,
94, 105, 174
diocese of, 80042,157
cathedral of, 94
Egres (Igri§, Romania), 79^9
Egresi, Laszlo (student), 73
Elias, Norbert, i2n27, 86-87, 89, ii7ni3
emotion, 12, 25, 31, 149» 152,154» 185
role in narrating violence, 139—42,
159» 199
enemy, 13, 38, 84, 113, 120, 124-26, 135,
140, 144» 149-52, 154-56, 159»
167, 169, 171, 175, 182,185, 191,
198, 199» 201
England, 16, 20, 39—40» 6on66, 72ml,
78n33-34, 79038, 8m46,
85, nn8i
enmity, 140, 141, 142, 147, 156,160
Enyed (Aiud, Romania), 1, 62076,156065
Erasmus of Rotterdam, 15, 20-22, 24, 27,
40, 86—89, 108
Erdody, Simon (bishop of Zagreb), 188032
Erfurt, 19—21
Esterhazy, Miklos (palatine), 176
Esztar (Bihar County), i34~35
240
INDEX
Esztergom, 481122, 50, 55, 57, 65-67,
75-77, 1251149, 1551163, 193
archdiocese of, 331162, 801142
excommunication, 10, 20, 68, 99033,
101, 137, 1431126, 155, 165,
167, 192-93
executions, public, 4, 122-23, 125047,
i55n6o, 156-58, 162
as "theatres of horror,” 169, 170,
176-78
Fabri Marton, chaplain (diocese of
Veszprem), 103
Farkas, Gergely, from Tiszavarsany, (son of
Demeter), 30x149* 33. 46
fear, 31, 33, 36076, 40, 68, 97-99, 105, 126,
144, 154, 161, 165, 171, 173, 178,
180, 182, 199, 205
Ferdinand I (king of Hungary), 186028
Ferriani, Peter (escaped friar,
priest), 38-39, xoSn^o
feuds 13, 141, 147-48, 161
Fodor, Bertalan, of Hodos (nobleman,
student), 82
fornication, 2, 127, 150
France, 17, 53, 78033, 941116
Frederick in (Holy Roman Emperor), 43m
Futak (Futog, Serbia), 45m 1, 46
Futaki, Janos (escaped Franciscan
friar), 28,46
Galambok, 125047
Garai, Kelemen (canon of Zagreb), i82ng
Garics (Garic, Croatia), 31053, 91
Gergely, son of Bertalan (schoolmaster), 60
Germans, 8-9, 57, 58n6o, 61, 67, 85,
95m7. See also Saxons
Germany, 8-9, 17-18, 20, 22017, 26033,
53, 62n74, 64082, 78033, 122034,
164, 170,175, 205-6
Golnic (Gelnica, Slovakia), 19, 45
Goto, Cistercian Abbey in, 30, 46
Gradec (part of Zagreb), 102
Graded, Antal (chaplain), 102
Groebner, Valentin, 199
Gueak, Gergely (parish priest in
Radvany), 104
Gyongyosi, Gergely (Pauline prior), 32, 35,
50-52, 54, 57n59 6sn86, 87-89
Gyór, 30,76025,110
Franciscan cloister in, 34064
friaries in, 50030,173
Gyórgy of Hungary (Georgius de Hungaria,
Dominican friar), 182-83
Gyula, 45nn, 46, 5on3o
Gyulafehérvár (Alba Iulia,
Romania), 64082, 174
Gyulai, Lórinc (escaped Franciscan
friar), 46
Habsburgs, 7, 176
Habsburg Hungary, 9, 207
Halas (Keve County), 79041, 99, 171
Hegyi, Klára, 183015
Heidelberg, 20
university of, 24
Helmec (Királyhelmec, Král'ovsky Chlmec,
Slovakia), 70114,83
Heltai, Gáspár (Lutheran
pastor), 43,205ni3
Helye, ístván (escaped Pauline friar), 32
heretics, 48, 67-68, 162, 175, 194. See also
pagans; schismatics
Hermán, son of Marton (murderer of a
priest), 137
Hodos (Pozsony County), 82053
honor,
collective, 77088
culture of, 12-13, 113, 140, i59 169
laoguage of, 151, 161, 198
male, 74, 90, 112-13, 115, 150
priestly, 149, 151» *59
See also reputation
Horvát, Antal (priest), 127
Horváth, Dorottya (dauther of Fülop), 37
Hosszúfalu (Lankendorf, Satu-Lung,
Romania), 104054
Hosszúfalvi, Máté (priest), 104
household, 72, 99, 102, 133, 145-46, 148,
159, 203
Hunyadi dynasty, 7, 88083
Hunyadi, János, 129065
Hunyadi, Matthias (king of Hungary), 43m,
64, 19 o
identity,
priestly, 100, 118
national, 164
INDEX
241
formation of, 18, 62, 90,165
reinvention of, 14, 15, 181, 184, 197
fluidity of, 59, 184
Ilosvai, Istvan (vicar of Vârad), 192
Imre (parish priest in Dorog), no
Isabella ( queen of Hungary), 206
Islam, conversion to, 183-84, 189, 190,
194, 196
Italy, 8, 17, 40, 53“54, 56-57. 781133,
94016, 106-7, 19, 202
Jajca (Jajce, Serbia), castle of, 182,189
Jaköszerdahelyi, Demeter, 81,126
Janos (parish priest in Kutas), 146
John the Baptist, Saint, 109, 127—28
judges, 10, 28, 31, 32, 82, 102, 116,
198, 201
curial, 5, 137, 156
town, 75
village, 82, 116, 156, 157
murder of, 102
Kaczafalva (Ca£a, Romania), 131-32,
133080
Kadosi, Mihaly (student), 73
Kajâri, Antal (doctor in canon law, canon,
vicar in Esztergom), 64—65
Kalasta, György (priest), 112-15
Kapornak (Krplivnik, Slovenia), Benedictine
monastery in, 33
Kaproncai, Pal (escaped Franciscan
friar), 48
Kardos, Ilona (poisoner), 135
Karomi, Gergely (student), 80044
Karomi, Miklös (parish priest), 116
Kaschach, Denes (nobleman,
priest), 168,174
Kassa (Kosice, Slovakia), 49029,
93,207022
Kasztellânfi, Fruzsina, of
Szentlélek, 186—87, 189, 190-91
Kasztellânfi, Janos, of Szentlélek
(nobleman), 186
Kemléki, Ambrus (parish priest in
Gradée), 102
Kempis, Thomas à, 52039
Kétsoprony (Mezôkétsoprony, Békés
County), 172-73
Khebele, Mérton (student), 70
Khebele, Máte (student), 70
Kis, Antal, of Szécsény (cleric), 123
Kis, István (Transylvanian student), 86, 115
Klokocsi, Illés, 191
Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca, Romania), 87076,
206, 207ni9
Koppándi, Gergely (nobleman and cleric
from Transylvania), 168-69, 174
Korláth, Anna, 192-93
Könnend (Vas County), 6on66,
i44n29, 189037
Kormocbánya (Kremnica, Slovakia), 19, 45,
84-85, 102
Körmöci, Bálint (apostate Dominican
friar), 19.45
Körmöci, Lénárt (apostate Dominican
friar), 19
Korös (Krizevci, Croatia), 48022
county of, 103048,124046,152052
Krakow, university of, 61070, 84n61
Krausz, Mihály (burgher from Enyed), 1-3,
5 9. 13-14
Kravarszko (Kravarsko, Croatia), 182
Kunics, Andrés (cleric), 183
Kutas (Zala County), 146
Ladislaus 11 (King of Hungary), 176
Lázár (parish priest of Ecel), 52
Leox (pope), 10, 20, 40, 161, 167
Lippa (Lipova, Romania), 45,
71ns, 119
Lippai, Balázs (schoolmaster), 71115
Lippai, Peter (friar), 45. 48
literacy, 26, 27, 55, 66, 69, 85063, 86, 99
liturgy, 66, 79, 92, 101, 110, 136, 145
Lorinc of Nádasd (priest), 156-57
Luther, Martin, 15, 17-22, 26, 43, 58, 79,
106065, 175, 204-5
Lutheranism, 18—19, 26, 66, 138
Lutherans, 43. 541146. 57. 89, 164, 175,
203, 205013
Lybar, Bálint (priest), 103
Machy, Andrés, of Eger (apostate
friar), 30050,94
Majsa (Kiskunmajsa, Tolna
County), 150, 151049
Mályusz, Elemér, 93010, 96, 104053
Marcali, Benedek (student), 116, 132
242
ÍNDEX
Marchia, Jacobo de (Dominican
inquisitor), 57
Mariavolgy (Marianka, Slovakia), cloister
in, 33062,36
Marosvas^rhely (Targu Mure§,
Romania), 206
marriage
validity of, 10, 14, 37. 185, 191046, 195
annulment of, 28, 59, 180, 185, 191
clerical, 19
as a strategy of advancement or
alliance, 26, 187
local market of, 72, 79037
interfaith, 181, 183—85, 191-96
as a means of Catholicization, 195-96
the impact of war on, 190—91
trial of, 5
bigamy (second marriage), 190-92, 185,
191. 193. 196
Marton (parish priest in Mecske), 130
Martontelke (Moti§, korabban Motifdorf,
Romania), 61
Martontelki, Antal (student), 60
Mecske (Baranya County), 130
Medgyes (Media§, Romania), 61071, 62
memory, 4
cultural, 86, 164—65, 176, 178064
collective, 176, 199
family, 188
individual, 174, 199
memory war, 8, 165, 166, 168—71,
173-75. 201
dramatization of, 165
mendicant orders, 47, 65
respective appeal based on
demographics, 45—48,
57-58, 94-95
educational appeal, 22, 23, 24, 39, 42,
48, 50, 65, 69;
as a gateway to priesthood, 39, 42, 93,
111, 202;
Augustinians, 15, 17, 20, 22, 24, 27, 40,
45. 46, 48, 50, 58, 65, 205
educational policies of, 50
establishments in Hungary, 34067,
39. 45-47. 50, 94. 1721140
Dominicans, 19, 20, 22, 24, 27, 40, 45-
50. 52-54» 57-58, 95ni7» 172, 183
educational policies of, 41, 49» 52~54
establishme nts in Hungary, 19,30,
40, 45-47» 49» 93» 173» 206, 207019
Franciscans, 8, 21, 22, 30, 35,45-46,
54-57» 65» 951117» 162, 175, 204
educational
policies of, 50, 54-57
establishments in Hungary, 30, 33,
34064, 45-47» 55» 180, 206
as “peasant friars," 39, 46, 58,
16307, 175
Mészâros, Istvan (school rector), 131
Mihâly (parish priest in Kravarszko), 182
Modrus (Modru , Croatia), 127
Mohâcs, the battle of, 9
Molnâr, Pal (escaped friar), 31055, 34
monasticism; See also mendicant orders;
monastic orders,
monastic culture, 9, 22, 23, 43
monastic life, 21, 28, 30, 34, 35, 37, 69
monastic orders, 22, 39,47
Benedictines, 21, 22ni8, 37, 44, 46021
establishments in Hungary, 33
Cistercians, 22018
establishments in Hungaiy, 30, 46
Paulines, 8, 22, 28041, 32, 34-35» 45»
47» 49-54» 56054, 57-58, 85066,
87-89, 92» 94» 204
educational policies of, 49-52
establishments in Hungary, 30046,
3in53* 32, 331162, 36, 47» 9i
Premonstratensians, 22018
Monoszlo (Podravska Moslavina,
Croatia), 91
Moravia, 22ni7, 79, 80042
Moré, Ferenc (canon of Vâc), i69n26
murder, 1-3, 5, 9-10, 67, 76, 99, 102,
108-9, 113, 137113—4» 142, 144,
147, 150, 152, 155, 161,165,
198, 199
of a priest, 137-38, 144» 150, i54, 161
committed by priests, 121,138
revenge killing, 141-42, 148,152
compensation for, 14
Nadabori, Margit, of Hunyad, 195
Nagy, Andrâs (student), 75
Nagy, Marton (cleric), 101, 115
Nagy, Péter, of Tamanya
(schoolmaster), 126
INDEX
243
Nagyhatvani, Benedek (priest), 166,174
Nagylak (Nädlac, Romania), 173
Nagyszeben (Sibiu, Romania), 95017,
207ni9
Németüjvâr (Güssing, Austria), 173
Nogneres, Péter (layman), 182
novices, 22nio, 28-29, 31-34» 44» 48,
491129, 51, 55, 65087, 87-88, 203
Obedszentkereszt (Kriz, Croatia), 79041,
99n, 171
Oestreich, Gerhard, 117013
Oläh, Miklös (archbishop of Esztergom), 66
Orbânyosfalva (Zala Couoty), 141, 142021
ordioation
of priests, 97, 108, 110, 138,157
joioiog an order to achieve, 35-36,
40, 202
going to Italy to achieve, 106—7, 109
fraudulent, 97, 107, 109—10
Ormâny (Orman, Romania), 84
Orthodox Christians, 8, 185, 193—197
Ösi, Borbâla (wife of Jânos Kasztellânfi of
Szentlélek), 187-88
Ottoman Hungary, 46,184020,
189036,190
Ottomans, 6, 8, 9, 43m, 55» 57» 90» 161»
165,167, 180-85,188-91,193-94»
196-97» 207
Ötvös, Gâl, of Pest (priest, escaped
Dominican friar), 30-32, 44
pagans, 48,162, 170, 180, 182,194, 196.
See also heretics; schismatics
Paks (Tolna County), 66, 81050, 116
Pâlfi, Albert, (escaped friar), 30
Palicsnai, György (priest), 119
Pannonius, Stephanus (school rector in
Nagyszombat), 207
Pap, Gergely (priest in Orbânyosfalva), 141
Pâpa (Veszprém County), 55
Paris, 73m 2
university of, 20
Pâsztor, Urban, 66, 81050
Paul rii (pope), 21, i88n32
peasant uprising of 1514, 8, 110, 161-62
as a cultural trauma, 164
war over the memory of, 8, 164-68, 170
outsider narratives, 171-73
lesser clergy and students participating
in, 97-99» 161-62, 203
friars role in, 162, 172, 175, 203, 205
execution of Dózsa as the epitome of the
memory of, 176—78
repressive laws passed after, 81,97
and Reformation, 205
Pécs, 33n62, 34n67, 48n22, 49n29,
50, 76024, 94, 100, 101041»
i55n6i, 173
diocese of, 33, 39, 46, 79n4i, 154
Pellérdi, Benedek (priest), 172-74
peasants, 3-4, 8, 25-27, 64, 76n25, 81,
84» 88, 90, 97-99» 102, 110-11,
116-17, 119, i2in33, 130, 135,
137» x39n9» 143» 145» 161-63,
165, 167-72, 175-76, 178, 202-3,
205, 207
penance
sacrament of, 1, 10
public, 155
penitence, 3, 92n8, 155061, 165
Perlak (Prelog, Croatia), 119
Perlaki, János (priest), 104
Perusics, Máte (priest), 100
Pest, 30-31» 44-45» 49n29
Pestenyei, Miklós (nobleman), 37, 44
Péter, Katalin, 26, 79037, 175
Péter, son of Bálint (parish priest), 59, 146
Pétervárad (Petrovaradin,
Serbia), 45ni 1, 46
Péterváradi, Dénes (escaped friar), 46
pilgrimage, 121, 122, 175, 178
penitential, 3, 13, 156^5
to Rome, 1, 3, i3n34. 14, 15» 106, 109
Pogány (Baranya County), 7105, 91
Pôstyéni, Gergely (steward of Varad), 166
Pozsony (Bratislava, Slovakia), 33062
county of, 82053
Prodaviz (Virje, Croatia), 103048
Prodavizi, Gyorgy (chaplain), 102
Rabelais, Francois, 15,21-22, 70
Rachaz, Magdolna, i93~94» 196
Rachws, László (priest), 32, 36
Rádóc (Egyházasrádóc), 60
Radvány ( Bihar County), 104
Ratt, Márton (priest in Rohonc), 67-69
Redfield, Robert, 14, 133
244
INDEX
Reformation, 9, 18, 23, 43, 57, 58, 68, 71,
137, 138
historiography of, 24-27, 96-97,
138,142-43
clerical, 9,25
as educational revolution, 9, 26, 27
and peasant resistance, 205
religious orders. See mendicant orders;
monastic orders; monasticism;
renegade friars
renegade friars, 6, 7, 14, 16
petitions submitted by, 15, 38,
49» 9b
based on religious orders, 22, 49
social origins of, 40, 42, 45
justifications made by, 19, 28, 34, 35, 38,
41, 186
considered as apostates by the
Church, 15
returning to religious orders, 28
returning to their native villages, 90, 203
becoming clergymen, 21, 38, 91-92,
202, 204
becoming literate professionals, 21,
91-92, 205
entering marriage, 18—19
as negotiators of lay-clerical relations, 6,
90, 138
as transmitters of “civilized
behavior”, 69,90
as propagators of Evangelical
teaching, 19,203-204
as participants in the 1514 peasant
revolt, 203,205
reputation,
female, 149-50, 187
of teachers, 62, 80
revenge (vengeance), 74, 125, 141-42,
147-48,152, 155-56, 160, 166
robbers (highwaymen), 121,156-57
Rohonc (Rechnitz, Austria), 67
Rojcsa (Rovisce, Croatia), 152ns2
Rojcsai, Gyorgy (cleric), 151
Romanians, 8, 194-96
Romania, 1, 7, 3in55, 40-41» 45» 49*129,
5on32, 55, 6m7i, 62, 64n82, 73,
79n4i, 8on43, 84» 87076, 119, 146,
i56n65,157, i69n25, 173-74»
206, 207019
Rome, 1, 3, 13-14» 32, 33n6i, 38, 87, 106,
io8n69, 109, 112, i22n34, 155,
162, 170, 180-81, 195
as a synonym for the Holy See, 39, 48,
57» 65» 7b» 91» iom4i, 126, 158,
192, 204
Confraternity of the Holy Spirit in, 3
Lateran Palace in, 15
St. Peter's Basilica in, 1
Sarospatak, 2o6ni9, Observant Franciscan
cloister in, 55
Saxons (Germans in Transylvania), 8, 60—62,
8on43, 951117,104, 118, 146
schismatics, 193—96. See also
heretics; pagans
schools,
elementary and grammar, 53043, 78033
parish, 9, 48, 53, 59, 61-62, 66, 69, 75,
78, 86, 89, 91, 171, 201, 203, 204
cloister, 23-24, 43-44» 48, 50, 89,
203, 207
chapter, 63-64, 75, 77n26, 91, 110, 171,
204» 207
as transmitters of “civilized
behavior”, 86,89-90
See also education
schoolmaster, 60, 62, 69, 73, 75, 78-79,
82, 84, 86, 89, 92, 95, 105, 115-16,
119, 126, 131-32, 201-3, 2°5
Scopzich, Lukács (chaplain in
Toplica), 102,149
Segesvar (Sighifoara,
Romania), 41097, 49029
Serbia, 7, 45m 1, 46, 791141» 126053,
152, 196063
Serbs, 8, 194, 19b
Seres, Bertalan (apostate friar), 180
Silesia, 79
Skaricza, Mate (evangelical preacher), 63
slander, 84, 85063-64, 113, 154, 185
Slavonia, 44, 74, 791141» 82,119,122,
124046, 126, 137, 173-74» 183,
186, 188, 191046
Slovaks, 8, 194
Slovakia, 7-8,131134» *9» 331162, 45, 491129,
55» 75» 84» 85068, 93» 153» 1891136
Slovenes, 8, 194
Slovenia, 34
INDEX
245
social mobility
learning as a way of, 6, 24, 26, 42, 58, 69,
79,109, 111, 119
church as a vehicle of, 95, 109,111,119,
138, 202
Sokovich, Andrâs, of Obedszentkereszt
(cleric), 171,173
sorcery, 134-35. See also witches
Sormâsi, Bamabâs, (priest), 107
Steflin, György, (cleric, diocese of
Zagreb), 125
Stöckel, Lénârt, (school rector in
Bârtfa), 207
Strasbourg, 20,27
students,
identified as scolaris, 70, 77, 96,
171, 204
"child students’' (puer
scolaris), 77-78, 204
"big students” (scolaris
maior), 77-78, 204
university, 60,6in70
communal life of, 77, 82—83
mobility of, 62, 71, 79, 80, 81, 83,
89, 136
conflict with local people, 70, 73m2,
74, 76-77
as pranksters, 73-74, 77,124
as guardians of peace, 75
as petitioners for papal
clemency, 70, 76, 96
as local litterati, 84-85
as mediators between popular and
learned culture, 90, 205
as participants in the peasant revolt, 97,
99, 171-73, 205
Swerth, Albert, of Györ, 110
Szabadka (Subotica, Serbia), 45m 1, 46
Szabadkai, Ferenc (escaped friar), 46
Szabö, Agnes, daughter of Mihâly, 1-3, 5,
9, 13-14
Szabö, Albert (priest), 107
Szabö, Antal (schoolmaster), 84
Szabö, Ferenc, (Augustinian friar), 65
Szabö, Maté, (priest, escaped friar), 33
Szabö, Pal (forsaken fiancé), 192-93
Szakâly (Tolna County), i2on28
Szakaly, Ferenc, 13607
Szakàlyi, Benedek, (cleric), 120
Szakcsi, Lukács (escaped friar, later parish
priest), 34,91
Szakolca (Skalica, Slovakia), 55
Szalatnoki, János (parish priest), 122
Szapolyai, János (Voivode of Transylvania,
King of Hungary), 166015,176
Szász, Gyórgy (parish priest), 62076
Szászsebes (Sebe$, Romania), 62n76
Szászvárosi, Melchior (layman), 118
Száti, Máté (student), 71, 74
Szatmár (Satu Mare, Romania), 79041
Szécsény (Nógrád County), 123
Szécsi, Dénes (archbishop of
Esztergom), 107
Szedeci, Damián (cleric), 118
Szeged (Csongrád County), 49n29
Observant Franciscan house
in, 29,50030
St Nicholas cloister in, 49029, 180
Székely, Tamás (student), 115
Székesfehérvár (Fejér County), 19, 30, 45-
46, 491129, 50030, 74, 8on43
Szentlélek (Sveti Duh, Croatia), 186—87
Szepetk (Zala County), 104055, 147
Szepetki, Pál (priest), 104, 147
Szepetnek (Zala County), 45m 1, 46
Szepetneki, Gergely (escaped Franciscan
friar), 46
Szerémi, Gyórgy (chronicler), 166015, 178
Szergény, Lórinc (parish priest), 60
Szilasi, Vince (bishop ofVác), 128,
129065
Szkhárosi Horvát, András (Lutheran
preacher), 203-4
Szombathely (Vas County), 33
Szúcs,Jenó, 16203, x75
Tállya, 203-4
Tamanya (Backa Palanka, Serbia), 126053
Tapasztó, Lórinc, of Szolos, 30, 33062, 36
Taurinus, Stephanus (humanist), 168, 174
tavern, 60, 70-74, 78, 112, 115-16, 118,
120,124, 131-33
brawls in, 70, 74, 90, 108, 113-14, 121,
141, 147, 201
Temesvár (Timi§oara, Romania), 45, 491129
Temesvári, János (Dominican friar), 54045
Temesvári, László (escaped Dominican
friar), 45
246
INDEX
Temesvâri, Pelbârt (Observant Franciscan
preacher), 56
Tiszavarsâny (Râkôcziujfalu), 46
Tomori, Pal (castellan of
Fogaras), 169^5,174
Toplica (Zagreb County), 102, 149
Torda (Turda, Romania), 5on32,174, 206
Tôrôk, Nan,ofBérc, 195
Tôt, Tamâs, i93~94
Turks, 6, 9, 43ni, 55, H9 161, 167, 169,
180-91,193-94» 19^-97» 202.
See also Ottomans
Ugrinagh Gyôrgy, schoolmaster, 82
Ûjfalu, 131-32
Üvsghewri, Péter, 28, 3on47
Vac (Pest County), 33n62, 38n87,
128-29, 169025
diocese of, 25076, 80
Vadasi, Anna (bigamist wife), 192
Vâgo, Gyôrgy (priest), 152
Vajda, Istvân (Catholic Romanian
noble), 195
Vajdahunyad (Hunedoara,
Romania), 196060
Vaïkô, 118
county of, 59
Varad (Oradea, Romania), 31055, 49029,
55» !57» 166, 184, 185, 191, 192,
193» 196, 206
diocese of, 80,172, 196
St. Anne cloister in, 193
Vâradiai, Péter (student), 82
Vârdai, Ferenc (bishop of
Transylvania), i86n23, 174
Varga, Istvân (condemned criminal), 84
Varga, Lukács, (smith, lay brother), 44
Varga, Péter (layman from Toplica), 149
Vasvâr (Vas County), 173
Velikei, Istvân of Radovanc (Slavonian
nobleman, convert to
Islam), 186-90
Velikei, Katalin, 188
Veroce (Virovitica, Croatia), 30, 45m 1, 46
Verôcei, Jakab (sexton at the Cistercian Abbey
of Goto), 30, 46
Veszprém (Veszprém County), 97, 106064,
108069, 173-74
Vidée (Vidovec, Croatia), 122
Vienna, 43ni, 168, 173,188
university of, 61070, 68
violence,
against clerics, 137-38,143026,
144, 161
committed by clerics, 144,146-48,
156-57» 159» 161, 182
collective, 152, 162, 164, 171, 174,
179» 199
festivities and, 117-18,127,131
juxtaposed to law, 11, 14, 160,
198, 207
justification of, 90, 112—13, 126, 141,
147» 154» 159» 164, 169, 199, 201
legitimization of, 8, 166, 169, 199, 201
medieval culture of, 4
monopolization of by the state, 11,159,
166,198
prevention of, 132-33
ritualsof, 114,132—133
spontaneous, 74, 142, 202
pre-meditated, 74, 142,154
role of emotion in narrating, 139-42
as part of student life, 82
as part of the life of friars, 34, 100
as a way of resolving conflict, 154, 161
vow,
marital, 10, 28, 180, 186, 193
monastic, 10, 19, 20, 28, 30-37, 40-42,
44, 51» 53» 56ns6, 110, 180, 186
of poverty, 3 9, 46, 65
public, 2, 13-14
Vragovc (Koros County), 101
Vragovci, Janos (chaplain), 103
Wablay, Ferenc (perpetual chaplain in
Bese), 81
Waygai, Lorinc (priest), 118
witches, 134-36, i44n3i. See also sorcery
Wittenberg, 20
Wolconz, Imre (student), 99, 171, 173
women, 1, 3, 5, 14, 57» 72,100, 131-32,
134-35» i36n87, 139, 145-46, 149»
i55n6i, 156, 170, 180, 184-86,
188, 190, 192, 196-197
Worscki, PA1 (priest), 149
Wurzburg, 175
youth, 6, 24, 29-30, 43, 70, 72, 76, 83,
86-87, 90, 93, 129-30, 202, 206-7
INDEX
247
Zagreb (Croatia), 101,1021144,1241146,
125,1361186,182119, 1881132,191
county of, 105060,149
diocese of, 76025, 91, 105060, 106064,
135» 171
Zalzi, Mâtyâs (Dominican friar), 93
Zâmor (Pusztazâmor), 59,146
Zettini, Istvân (priest), 128
Zhewer, Mâtyâs (priest), 104
Zwingli, Huldrych, 41 |
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| title_sort | negotiating violence papal pardons and everyday life in east central europe 1450 1550 |
| title_sub | papal pardons and everyday life in East Central Europe (1450-1550) |
| topic | Apostolische Pönitentiarie (DE-588)4335804-4 gnd Soziale Norm (DE-588)4132883-8 gnd Rechtsstreit (DE-588)4139832-4 gnd |
| topic_facet | Apostolische Pönitentiarie Soziale Norm Rechtsstreit Kroatien Ungarn |
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