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Vizsoly is a
village in Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén county, Hungary. Gerő, L. (1984):
Magyar műemléki ABC. (Hungarian
Architectural Heritage ABC.)
Budapest Henszlmann...
- The
Vizsoly Bible, also
called Károli
Bible was the
first Bible printed in the
Hungarian language. It was
translated in the 16th
century by
pastor Gáspár...
- He was a
major figure in the
Reformed Church in Hungary. He
edited the
Vizsoly Bible. He was born in Nagykároly (present-day day Carei) c. 1530 as Gáspár...
- Károli,
publish the
Hungarian translation of the
Bible (the so-called
Vizsoly Bible). He
renounced the
captaincy in 1590 or 1591
because the
royal treasury...
- date from the 15-16th centuries, as do the
first Hussite Bible and the
Vizsoly Bible.
Hussite Bible is the
first Hungarian translation of the Bible, and...
- Varbó Varbóc
Vatta Vágáshuta Vámosújfalu Vilmány Vilyvitány Viss Viszló
Vizsoly Zalkod Zádorfalva Zemplénagárd
Ziliz Zubogy Zsujta muni****lities are large...
- Gáspár Károli,
produced the
first printed complete Bible in Hungarian, the
Vizsoly Bible. One of the
central events in the
development of the
Protestant Bible...
-
names Melius as one of the
sources for his
translation of the
Hungarian Vizsoly Bible. His
herbal (Herbarium),
published in 1578, was the
first botanical...
-
Protestant pastor of Gönc, in 1590. The
translation is
called the
Bible of
Vizsoly,
after the town
where it was
first published.
Another important religious...
- A Book to Burn (Li Zhi),
Caigentan (Hong), Kao Pan Yu Shi (Tu Long),
Vizsoly Bible 1591 in
literature – The
Taming of the
Shrew (Shakespeare, approximate...
