Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej: studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period
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Wstęp
Perspektywy porównawcze historii religijnej Europy Środkowej
i Środkowo-Wschodniej. Kilka uwag na temat celu niniejszego zbioru esejów. 7
Przestrzeń jako kategoria historii kościoła i religii
Jednota braci czeskich a reformacja kalwińska w Europie Wschodniej........... 19
Podpory śląskiej kultury wolnościowej.
Brzesko-legnicka dynastia Piastów we wczesnym okresie nowożytnym.......... 33
Solidarność w wierze a opinia publiczna. Reakcja na dyskryminację
religijną i prześladowania w Europie Środkowo-Wschodniej.................. 49
Turbulatores tranquillitatis publicael O wolności religijnej
reformowanych na Śląsku w kontekście ugody altransztadzkiej z 1707 roku ...... 65
Historia wzajemnych relacji i badania porównawcze
Kalwinizm, kulturowe wpływy i stanowe ruchy wolnościowe
w Czechach i na Węgrzech (1570-1620)...................................... 99
Komunikacja religijna, dyplomacja podróżna, tworzenie się obozów politycznych.
0 znaczeniu kalwińskiego teologa Abrahama Scultetusa
w relacjach pomiędzy Śląskiem a Palatynatem Reńskim ok, 1600 roku...... 117
Czy „Czechy otrzymają ustrój taki jak Niderlandy”?
Czesko-palatyński eksperyment założenia państwa w europejskiej perspektywie 145
Polityka wyznaniowa i interesy państwa. O funkcji brandenbursko-pruskich
interwencji na korzyść węgierskich protestantów po pokoju westfalskim..... 153
Komunikacja religijna w trójkącie Berlin - Leszno - Hermhut.
Zinzendorf, odnowiona Jednota bracka i stosunek do polskiej gałęzi
Jednoty brackiej w pierwszej połowie XVIII wieku ......................... 161
Jednostka a struktura
Komeński - Figulus ֊ Jabłoński. Rodzina środkowoeuropejska
pomiędzy ojczyzną a uchodźstwem........................................... 179
O „szerzeniu prawdziwej nauki chrześcijańskiej” dla „dobrobytu”
1 „pomyślności ojczyzny”. Życie oraz dzieło Joachima vom Berge (1526-1602),
śląskiego humanisty i prawnika............................................ 195
Daniel Ernest Jabłoński (1660-1740). Solidarność w wierze,
unia kościelna i wczesne oświecenie....................................... 213
Kierownictwo kościelne polskiej gałęzi Jednoty brackiej:
Życie i dzieło seniora brackiego Christiana Sitkoviusa (1682-1762)........ 239
Aneksy
Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe.
Studies on the Social and Cultural Significance of the Reformed Church
in the Early Modem Period [streszczenie w języku angielskim]................. 251
Wykaz pierwodruków............................................................... 257
Indeks nazwisk................................................................... 259
Indeks miejscowości.............................................................. 267
Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe.
Studies on the Social and Cultural Significance of the Reformed Church
in the Early Modem Period
Summary
The title of a book was chosen to feature on the cover of this collection of essays dealing
with the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church and the Bohemian Breth-
ren in Central and East-Central Europe in the Early Modem Period. The book itself was
published in 1731 in Berlin by Daniel Ernest Jablonski. His Historia Consensus Sendo-
miriensis was a church-historical treatise with topically political intent for that time. The
reality was that this theologian, who had been bom in the Polish-Lithuanian Common-
wealth but was working at the time at the Berlin court, was not simply concerned with pre-
senting an account of the Reformation in the Aristocratic Republic. He was also interested
in making productive use of ecumenical experiences in the past for the benefit of his own
times. But, above all, what was important for Jablonski was being able to provide evidence
that a union or, in other words, the amalgamation of various Protestant denominations could
actually work in practice, and that it was not, as his opponents claimed, just some kind of
visionary project without any genuine future prospects. Memories of the 1570 amalgama-
tion in Sandomierz, where Lutherans, the Reformed Church and the Bohemian Brethren
mutually confirmed their orthodoxy without relinquishing their independence as separate,
autonomous churches, served as a good example for his own plans for a union.
Jablonski’s treatise leads right to the central focus of this book, which was not written
from the perspective of a theologian, but from a historian’s standpoint. In this respect, de-
tailed questions of confessionalisation and definition or limitations of denominations are not
the main issues; instead, denominational and socio-political developments, relationships
and connections in the larger historical region are highlighted. These are issues for which
religious diversity is generally considered an important characteristic. Therefore, it would
be disastrous to want to write some form of group religious history without looking at other
trends. Even Jablohski’s 1731 treatise can effectively be seen as a reference work in this
context, given that his central focus was on relations between the individual evangelical
denominational communities. He himself makes it clear why it was necessary and appropri-
ate to add the Bohemian Brethren to the wider circle of the Reformed Church. Jablonski
himself originated from the Unity, which had been finally and irrevocably expelled from its
Bohemian homeland in the first half of the seventeenth century. Bom as an exile in Poland,
he began his theological education in the Polish branch of the Bohemian Brethren, which
was open to the Reformed Church at a very early stage in the Aristocratic Republic. Later
on - in an unusual occurrence at a time when states insisted on their sovereignty and de-
252 Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe
manded exclusive loyalty from civil servants towards their own community - Jabtoñski was
a church official in two societies: Reformist Court Chaplain in Prussia for the Berlin court
and, at the same time, Senior (Bishop) of the Church of the Brethren in the Polish-
Lithuanian Commonwealth..
It is essential for anyone who deals with the Reformed Church to assume a broad per-
spective. This relates to the cross-border nature of this religious denomination, its pro-
nounced internationalism and the high level of mobility among its members. A look at the
circumstances in the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth, in the Bohemian lands and in
Hungary, is therefore expanded time and again by a view to events in the adjacent territo-
ries. It is a fresh pair of eyes that is able to take a look at the religious developments in East-
Central Europe. A perspective such as this does not have a long-established tradition in
German national historiography. It should be bom in mind that German experts in the nine-
teenth century, generally speaking, did not know what to make of the Reformational devel-
opment in Eastern Europe. One needs only to remember the eminent historian Leopold
(von) Ranke, who not only made a marked impact on generations of Prussian-German his-
torians, but also set the standards for many decades with regard to how to approach German
and European history. In 1824, Ranke considered the concept of a Latin Christendom to be
precarious and inappropriate for the primary reason that it also encompasses “Slavic, Latvi-
an and Magyar strains”, for which the “unity” of the “Roman and Germanic nations” was,
as he wrote, ultimately alien.
In Ranke’s Roman-Germanic centred view of history, Eastern Central Europe, which is
the focus of this book, had no valid place.
When German historians, however, take a closer look at the Reformation in the ethnical-
ly, linguistically and culturally diverse region between the Baltic and the Adriatic Seas, it is
first and foremost the Germans living in the region who come into view. This frequently led
to distorting or skewed judgements, and long before the national-historically accentuated
escalation of these relationships following the First World War (Ostforschung, or Research
of the East). Well into the 20th century, other scholars seemed to be somewhat irritated by
various features and peculiarities that very clearly differentiated the course of the Refor-
mation in Eastern Europe from that in Germanic regions of the Holy Roman Empire:
the societal sponsors of the reform movement, who were in conflict with the authorities;
its different chronological course; the confusing number of trends and manifestations; and,
the legal situation and the lack of regional church structures. All of these realities facilitated
the formation of pluralist communities.
Discussions about the relationship between a particular region and the Reformation can
also be observed in the individual East-Central European national historiographies. The
Polish historian, Oskar Halecki, and his Czech colleague, Jaroslav Bidlo, are excellent ex-
amples to illustrate this point. In the 1930s, these academics were key leaders of many
fierce debates over the demarcation of the Greek-Orthodox cultural world and Western
Summary 253
European Christianity’s civilising mission. It was, first and foremost, church history that
was fundamental for specific regional historical conceptions, but also exposure to a steady
influence and impetus from non-scientific attributions. At the same time, the role of the
Reformation was only a component within a much broader discussion that was primarily
dealing with the overlapping of different religious influences in Eastern Europe and the
respective historical power of these influences. Furthermore, it is hardly surprising that the
older German interpretation was frequently taken up and used, rather than the relationship
between religious denomination and nation, and that - albeit the other way around - the
Reformation was interpreted in the East as a “part of German expansion” through until the
1980s.
The case studies selected for this collection of essays, therefore, cover a wide range of
aspects in terms of topic, time and place. The first thematic focus (“The regional area as
a category in religious and church history”) includes four papers that, as a whole, address
the relationship between a regional area and religious development. The thematic area
opens with an overview of the development of the reformed nature of the Reformation in
Eastern Europe from the 16th century to the present day. Based on older church area divi-
sions and demarcations within the region, the longer term spheres of contact and communi-
cation are analysed, aspects which had a very significant affect on the gradual spreading of
Calvinism in Poland, Bohemia and Hungary. Realistically, settlement and population pat-
terns were crucial factors at all times for the acceptance or rejection of individual Refor-
mation doctrines in Eastern Europe, where there was no congruence anywhere between
political and linguistic-ethnic borders. In the first instance, a simple look at these regional
conditions and areas for interaction explains why it is that such a multitude of competing
directions and parties could come to exist in this region. The advent and the demise of Cal-
vinism in East-Central Europe are then traced through the example of the Legnica-Brzeg
Piasts in Silesia, a dynasty that decided in favour of the adoption of the Reformed faith at
the beginning of the 17th century, at the same time as the Hohenzollems in Brandenburg.
The Piasts saw themselves as being cornerstones of the libertas-culture in Silesia and they
believed that religion, culture and politics were inextricably linked. Their origins and dynas-
tic connection with Poland (“Sarmatism”) played an important role in this perception, in
order to assume the traditions of freedom from the Polish Aristocratic Republic, and to
recommend themselves as an alternative to the Habsburg’s Catholic-absolutist program of
ruling. Especially in this Confessional Age, cross-border connections formed an important
safeguard and protection for Evangelical minorities, calling attention to their increasing
persecution. These aspects are explored in the third article, which addresses aspects of reli-
gious discrimination in East-Central Europe and its reverberations in Western Europe. In
the process, the particular significance of Brandenburg-Prussia for Protestantism in Eastern
Europe becomes clearly apparent. This connection was able to determine the form of prac-
tical measures for support (scholarships, collections and other financial assistance
254 Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe
measures), but it was also a means of journalistic commitment in support of persecuted
fellow believers in the East. However, in the final analysis, it will inevitably be established
that neither appropriate political interventions by foreign powers at the courts of the Polish-
Lithuanian Commonwealth or in the Habsburg Monarchy, nor relevant publications were
actually able to bring about direct or immediate changes of direction in the religious poli-
cies of individual states. In the medium and longer term, however, these attempts did not, in
fact, miss their mark, and the path towards lasting religious tolerance was thereby facilitat-
ed. As the fourth study demonstrates, the Reformists in Silesia especially were able to ex-
ploit these mechanisms and, had it not been for the international pressure and interest from
the mid 17th century through to the mid 18th century, it is likely that they would have been
doomed in their own homeland. When considering the “protective power of Protestantism”
- a role that both Sweden and Prussia used in their own interests - the relationship between
geographical region and religion has already been adopted terminologically.
The second thematic area of study is entitled “Relationship History and Comparative
Studies”, and covers five studies. These articles present very concrete types and forms of
knowledge sharing and transfer of ideas, from which the momentum from the Reformed
Church in Central and East-Central Europe evolved. The first comparative case study takes
us to Bohemia and Hungary, two countries in which the dissemination of Calvinist teaching
between 1570 and 1620 demonstrated what could almost be called contradictory character-
istics. While the Reformed Church in divided Hungary had developed into a form of Mag-
yar national church from the mid 16th century, the Reformed Church’s influence in Bohe-
mia and Moravia was entirely restricted to Bohemian Brethren. The Reformed Church’s
dominance and intellectual importance in Hungary can also inherently be seen from a cul-
tural perspective and through its role in education. However, there is no doubt in the two
groups of countries that Calvinism and the networks that emanated from the reformed terri-
tories in West and Central Europe acted as a significant catalyst for the creation of class-
oriented freedom movements in the early stages of the Thirty Years’ War. This observation
can be identified very accurately in the Reformed Church’s relationships in Silesia and the
Electoral Palatinate - the subject of the second case study. Religious communication and
travelling diplomacy are very closely linked in this respect, and both aspects contributed to
Europe splitting into clearly defined religious-political camps around 1600. An exemplary
case of the type of consequences that this division into different camps could entail is illus-
trated in the experiment of the Bohemian-Palatinate nation building in 1619/20, which is
subsequently analysed in greater depth. And yet, even this political act cannot be fully un-
derstood without consideration of the connections that the Reformed Church had built up
over the years in both of these regions. Clearly, the fact that a religious policy such as this
was so inextricably linked with the best interests of the state can be seen in more than just in
the East-Central European policies of the Electoral Palatinate. This also becomes apparent
in the Brandenburg-Prussian interventions in support of Hungarian Protestants following
Summary 255
the Peace of Westphalia, as the fourth investigation demonstrates. Once again, it is clear
that the Reformed Hohenzollems had a particular interest in the Reformed Church in East-
Central Europe. In the first half of the 18th century, the Berlin court also played an im-
portant role as mediator in the relations between the Bohemian Brethren in the Polish-
Lithuanian Commonwealth - who had long since committed themselves to the Reformed
Church - and the Renewed Unity of the Brethren, or Moravian Church, a Free Church in
Hermhut that had grown out of the traditions of Pietism in Upper Lusatia. At the same time,
the tensions between the individual groups and communities in Central and East-Central
Europe will become apparent in the final study in this thematic area, which explores these
communities which had evolved from a variety of theological views and directions.
Following the theme of “Individual and Structure”, the third area of focus encompasses
four articles that will introduce us to well-known experts on the Central and East-Central
European Reformed Church and Bohemian Brethren. An analysis of their careers, corre-
spondence, writings and networks will provide factual information on, and deeper under-
standing of, structural developments for the entire area. The first article is particularly in-
sightful, as it addresses life caught between homeland and exile, based on the example of
Jan Amos Komensky and his descendants in a Central European family of theologians. In
every generation of this family, we find one or more highly-ranked Church officials; reli-
gious awareness was clearly very pronounced in this family. Further parallels can be ob-
served with a view to education, cross-border communication and cultural orientation.
Clearly, members of a refugee, underground and minority church perceived it as their par-
ticular obligation to overcome the destructive consequences of intolerance and sectarianism,
in order to promote solidarity and unity between the church communities in Europe. The
Silesian humanist and lawyer, Joachim vom Berge, who is subsequently profiled, is com-
paratively unknown, even though he represents an important link between the Reformists in
Central and East-Central Europe. Vom Berge established a foundation which proved to be
very significant, whereby free meals, scholarships and money for books and clothing, as
well as general offerings and collections earmarked for specific purposes, were organised
for religious communities such as the Bohemian Brethren. These contributions came to
assume great importance for these communities that were repeatedly confronted with perse-
cution and marginalisation in the 16th and 17th centuries. In this respect, patronage and
endowments in the university and pre-university fields are especially significant for the
overall theme of this book. Moreover, Joachim vom Berge’s academic foundation helps to
illustrate the intellectual networks, contacts and educational relationships in Calvinist Eu-
rope, which can also be seen in scholarship guides, registers of universities, certificates of
ordination, records of family registers and dedication prefaces. Precisely because Reformed
Protestantism lacked any genuine organisational or denominational coherence, at least to
any degree like the Lutheran Church, and, furthermore, it was territorially highly fragment-
ed, these social and communicative connections among individual groups came to be vitally
Wykaz pierwodruköw
Die böhmische Brüderunität und der reformierte Typus der Reformation im östlichen
Europa. [W:] Comenius-Jahrbuch 16-17 (2008/09), s. 11-23.
Eckpfeiler der schlesischen Libertaskultur. Die Liegnitz-Brieger Piasten in der Frühen
Neuzeit. [W:] Harasimowicz, Jan/Lipinska, Aleksandra (red.): Dziedzictwo reformacji
w ksicstwie legnicko-brzeskim. Das Erbe der Reformation in den Fürstentümern Liegnitz
und Brieg. Legnica 2007 (Zrödla i materialy do dziejow Legnicy i ksipstwa legnickiego 4),
s. 23-42.
Glaubenssolidarität und Öffentlichkeit. Antworten auf religiöse Diskriminierung und
Verfolgung in Ostmitteleuropa. [W:] Bahlcke, Joachim/Dybas, Boguslaw/Rudolph, Hart-
mut (red.): Brückenschläge. Daniel Emst Jabionski im Europa der Frühaufklärung. Dößel
2010, s. 202-219.
„Turbulatores tranquillitatis publicae“? Zur Frage der Religionsfreiheit für die Reform-
ierten in Schlesien im Umfeld der Altranstädter Konvention von 1707. [W:] Bahlcke, Joa-
chim/Dingel, Irene (red.): Die Reformierten in Schlesien. Vom 16. Jahrhundert bis zur Alt-
preußischen Union von 1817. Göttingen 2016 (Veröffentlichungen des Instituts für Eu-
ropäische Geschichte Mainz. Abteilung für abendländische Religionsgeschichte. Beiheft
106), s. 205-246.
Calvinismus, kulturelle Prägungen und ständische Freiheitsbewegungen in Böhmen und
Ungarn (1570-1620). Ukazal si$ pod tytulem: Calvinism and estate liberation movements in
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and Central Europe. Aldershot 1997 (St Andrews Studies in Reformation History), s. 72-91.
Religiöse Kommunikation, Reisediplomatie und politische Lagerbildung. Zur
Bedeutung des reformierten Theologen Abraham Scultetus für die Beziehungen zwischen
Schlesien und der Kurpfalz um 1600. [W:] Bahlcke, Joachim/Emst, Albrecht (red.): Schle-
sien und der deutsche Südwesten um 1600. Späthumanismus - reformierte Konfessiona-
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Wird „Behemb ein Hollendisch goubemament“? Das böhmisch-pfälzische Staatsgrün-
dungsexperiment in europäischer Perspektive. [W:] Wolf, Peter i in. (red.): Der Winterkö-
nig. Friedrich V., der letzte Kurfürst aus der Oberen Pfalz. Katalog zur Bayerischen
256 Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe
important. In conclusion, the two case studies present the biographies of Daniel Ernest
Jablonski and Christian Sitkovius, who have already been mentioned several times. These
two Reformist theologians were both members of the Bohemian Brethren and, in the period
of the early Enlightenment, were each closely connected with the development of the
Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth.
Indeks nazwisk 259
Indeks nazwisk
Adam, Melchior 138
Adam Waclaw, ksi^zç cieszynski 44, 143
Agnieszka, ksiçzna Saksonii 199
Agricola, Adam Christian 188
Alberti, Valentin 75
Albrecht Hohenzollem, ksi^zç Prus 40
Althann, Michael Friedrich von 157
Althusius, Johannes 114,211
Alvinczi, Péter 114
Andersch, Samuel 245n.
Aniol Sl^zak —►Scheffler, Johannes
Anna Maria Anhalcka,
ksiçzna legnicko-brzeska 129
Anton, Karl Gottlob 163
Arnold, Anna 245
Arnold, Samuel 244n.
August II Mocny, krol Polski (jako Fryderyk
August I elektor Saksonii) 55,81
Bahil, Matej 155,160
Bartholdi, Christian Friedrich von 89
Bayle, Pierre 121,214
Becker, Joseph 80
Beger, Lorenz 57
Benda, Kalman 115
Benedykt XIV, papiez 158
Benrath, Gustav Adolf 118-120
Bentley, Richard 233
Bérenger, Jean 10
Berge, Barbara vom, z d. von Knobelsdorff 206
Berge, Christoph Georg vom 138,210
Berge, Dorothea vom 206
Berge, Hans vom (Starszy) 197
Berge, Hans vom (Mlodszy) 197
Berge, Joachim vom 13, 94n., 136-139, 195-209,
21 ln.
Berge, Katharina vom 197
Bergius, Georg Konrad 191
Bergius, Johann 190n.
Bergius, Sophie Charlotte —Gabloriska,
Sophie Charlotte
Bethlen, Gabriel 108, 113,116,130, 181
Bethlen, Miklos 226
Beza, Teodor (Bèze, Théodore de) 53,107,110,
199,211
Bickerich, Wilhelm 176
Bidlo, Jaroslav 9
Bieberstein, Hans von 197
Birö, Märton Padänyi 29, 52, 156-159
Blahoslav, Jan 102
Bocskai, Stefan 99,101,113-116
Boltz, Emanuel 52
Bömelburg, Hans-Jürgen 124
Bossuet, Jacques Bénigne 79
Bourg, Anne du 201
Brandt, Christian von 62
Breckling, Friedrich 77
Breßler von Aschenburg, Ferdinand Ludwig 87
Brunsenius, Anton 79, 91, 190
Bruynincx, Jacob Jan Hamei 82
Buchholzer, Abraham 13 7
Buckisch, Gottfried Ferdinand 72, 91
Budde (Buddeus), Johann Franz 162,227
Budovec z Budova, Vaclav 142
Bugenhagen, Johannes 198
Bullinger, Heinrich 23n., 202
Burchard, Daniel 83
Burkhardt, Johannes 150,152
Bythner, Johann 185n.
Bythner, Samuel 233
Caesar, Johann Jacob 246
Calixt, Georg 229
Callmann (Kollmann), Susanne —»Woide, Susanne
Calvin, Jean —►Kalwin, Jan
Camerarius, Joachim Starszy 199
Cantemir, Dimitrie, hospodar Moldawii 234
Cassander, Georg 199
Cassius, Johann Alexander 175,245,248n.
Cassius, Johanna Sophia, z d. Woide 245
Chodowiecki, Jan Sereniusz 241
Chrystian, ksi^zç legnicki 72, 131
Chrystian I, ksi^zç Anhalt-Bemburg 126, 129,
134,150, 205
Cocceji, Heinrich von 83, 91
Coler, Johann Christoph 15 6
Cranz, David 163
Crato von Krafftheim, Johann 107,196, 199
Cyrill, Dorota —►Komeriska, Dorota
Cyrill, Jan 181
Cyrill, Pavel 181,186
260 Indeks nazwisk
Dajka, Janos Keserüi 108
Dikastus, Jifi 181
Dohna, Abraham von 120,134n., 139
Dohna, Achatius von 120, 135
Dohna, Christoph von 120,134n.
Dohna, Fabian (Starszy) von 120
Dohna, Heinrich ksiqzç von 208
Dohna, Karl Hannibal von 210
Dönhoff, Gerhard hrabia von 185
Dönhoff, Kaspar von 188
Dönhoff, Sybille Margaretha hrabina von,
z d. Hohenzollem 185
Dörffer, Johann 133
Domau (Domavius), Caspar 99n., 112,133,211
Dorota Wittelsbach (Palatynat-Simmem),
ksiçzna Anhalt-Dessau 129
Dorota Sybilla Hohenzollem, ksiçzna brzeska 131,
185
Douaren, François 201
Duchhardt, Heinz 159
Duplessis-Momay, Philippe 107
Durie (Dury, Duraeus), John 190,217,222
Eberhard, Winfried 9
Eberlein, Hellmut 68
Eberstein, Ludwig hrabia von 202
Eckhart, Ferenc 115
Egmont, Lamoral ksiqzç 200
Ehrenkron, Irenicus 46
Eichel, August Friedrich 157
Elsner, Johann Gottlieb (Theophil) 184,247
Elzbieta I Tudor, krölowa Anglii i Irlandii 39
Elzbieta Anhalcka, elektorowa Brandenburgii 185
Elzbieta Jagiellonka, ksiçzna legnicka 38
Elzbieta Stuart, krölowa Czech 127
Elzbieta Zofia Anhalcka,
ksiçzna legnicko-brzeska 130
Elzbieta Zofia Hohenzollem —»Radziwifr,
Elzbieta Zofia
Ember, Pal Debreczeni 22,235
Epaenetus, Christina —»Fergushill, Christina 187
Eryk XIV, kröl Szwecji 205
Fabricius, Georg 100
Felsmann, Anna Sophia —»Woide, Anna Sophia
Ferdynand I, cesarz 40,42n., 200
Ferdynand II, cesarz 99,106, 127, 151,211
Ferdynand III, cesarz 73
Ferdynand Wittelsbach 151
Fergushill (Fergushilt, Fergusell, Forgesell),
Alexander 187,190
Fergushill, Barbara —»Jablohska, Barbara
Fergushill, Christina, z d. Epaenetus 187
Fergushill, Christina —►Schwarzmeier, Christina
Fergushill, Mariana 191
Feyl, Othmar 242
Fibiger, Michael Joseph 87
Figulus, Elzbieta, z d. Komehska 182,216
Figulus, Piotr (Hrncif, Petr) 18 ln,, 185,187,216,
245
Figulus, Samuel 184
Filip II, kröl Hiszpanii 145, 200
Franciszek II, kröl Francji 201
Franciszek II Räköczi, ksi$z$ Siedmiogrodu 55,
59,224
Francke, August Hermann 193,214
F reher (F reherus), Marquard 13 2
Freytag, Gustav 35
Frycz Modrzewski, Andrzej 21
Fryderyk I, kröl „w Prusach” (jako Fryderyk III
elektor Brandenburgii) 59, 74, 82, 184, 188,
220,224,229,23 ln., 234,238
Fryderyk I, ksi^z? legnicko-brzeski 37n.
Fryderyk II, kröl Danii 205
Fryderyk II, kröl Prus 47,55n., 95n., 155-160,
223,234
Fryderyk II, ksi^z^ legnicki 38-43
Fryderyk III, elektor Brandenburgii —»Fryderyk I,
kröl „w Prusach”
Fryderyk III Pobozny, elektor Palatynatu 53, 137,
204n.
Fryderyk IV, ksiqz$ legnicki 39
Fryderyk V Wittelsbach, kröl Czech 111, 120n.,
127n„ 134, 151,181
Fryderyk August I, elektor Saksonii —»August II
Mocny, kröl Polski
Fryderyk Wilhelm, elektor Brandenburgii 54n.,
74,154, 187n., 190, 192,217
Fryderyk Wilhelm, ksiqz? cieszynski 45
Fryderyk Wilhelm I, kröl „w Prusach” 92, 164,
166-168, 234,237,245
Fuchs, Gottlieb 68
Fuchs, Paul von 219
Fugger, Anton 202
Indeks nazwisk 261
Fussel (Füsselius), Martin 139, 191,209
Gajus, Johanna —►Komehska, Johanna
Gebelius, Hieronymus 137, 207
Gemmingen-Homberg, Otto Heinrich von 56,223
Gerstmann, Martin 202
Getrich, Nikolaus 245
Gifford, William 25
Gindely, Anton 149
Gordon, Patrick 180
Gordon, Peter 171
Gottsched, Johann Christoph 237
Götze, Johann Melchior 58
Grabe, Johann Emst 231
Grünrade, Otto von 132
Grutems, Janus 132
Grynaeus, Johann Jacob 109, 123n.
Gude, Gottlob Friedrich 163
Halecki, Oskar 9
Hamack, Adolf (von) 170,213
Hartlib, Samuel 190
Hartmann, Adam Samuel 181,184, 186m, 217
Hartmann, Barbara, z d. Vigilantius 187
Hartmann, Paul 186
Haude, Ambrosius 7
Haunold, Johann Sigismund von 79
Hausdorf, Georg 35
Hecht, Gustav 119
Henel, Mikolaj 13 2n.
Henrietta Katarzyna Nassau-Orahska,
ksi^zna Anhalt-Dessau 186
Henryk, ksi^z^ Saksonii-Weißenfels 186
Henryk II, kröl Francji 201
Henryk II, ksi^z^ zi^bicko-olesnicki 201
Henryk XI, ksi^z$ legnicki 35, 39
Hensel, Johann Adam 68,76
Hering, Daniel Heinrich 68
Hoffham, Christian 190
Hoffham, Dorothea Carolina, z d. Jabloriska 190
Hollebek, Petms 244
Hotman, Fran^ois 107,126
Hradce, Jächym z 204
Hrncif, Jan 181
Hmcir, Petr —»Figulus, Piotr
Hus, Jan 181
Hutter-Wolandt, Ulrich 68
Huyssen, Heinrich von 227
Ilgen, Heinrich Rüdiger von 59
Irwing, Friederike Luise Karoline Albertine von
—►Jabionski, Friederike Luise Karoline
Albertine
Irwing, Maria Amalia von —»Jablonski,
Maria Amalia
Irwing, Marie von, z d. Jablohska 191
Irwing, Wilhelm von 191
Izrael, Jiri 180
Jabionski, Daniel Siegfried 190m
Jabionski, Friederike Luise Karoline Albertine,
zd. von Irwing 191
Jabionski, Ludwig Heinrich 191
Jablonski, Maria Amalia, z d. von Irwing 191
Jablohska, Barbara, z d. Fergushill 187,237
Jablohska, Charlotte —»Scholtz, Charlotte
Jablohska, Dorothea Carolina —»Hoffham,
Dorothea Carolina
Jablohska, Johanna Albertina,
z d. Weidemann 189
Jablohska, Marie —»Irwing, Marie von
Jablohska, Sophie Charlotte, z d. Bergius 190n.
Jablonski (Figulus), Daniel Emest 7,13,22,49,
56-63, 78, 87, 89-91, 96, 161-176, 179-184,
186-189, 191m, 213-220, 222, 224-238, 240-
249
Jablonski, Daniel Gottlieb 190
Jablonski, Friedrich Wilhelm 175, 183, 189,237,
249
Jablonski (Figulus), Jan Teodor 184, 186, 216
Jablonski, Johann Samuel 183
Jablonski, Paul Emst 172, 189
Jablonski (Figulus), Samuel Arnos 184
Jan Chrystian, ksi^z? brzeski 44n., 130m, 185
Jan Fryderyk II, ksi^zf saski 199,204
Jan Jerzy, elektor Brandenburgii 185
Jan Jerzy I, ksi$z$ Anhalt-Dessau 129m
Jan Jerzy II, ksi^z$ Anhalt-Dessau 186
Jan Jerzy Hohenzollem, ksi^z? kamiowski 130m,
135
Jan Wilhelm I, ksi^z^ Saksonii-Weimar 204
Jan Zygmunt, elektor Brandenburgii 53, 130m,
188
Javorskij, Stefan 62,227m
262 Indeks nazwisk
Jerzy I, kröl Wielkiej Brytanii i Irlandii 246
Jerzy I, ksiqz$ brzeski 39
Jerzy II, ksi$z$ brzeski 43,201
Jerzy III, ksi^z^ brzesko-legnicki 38
Jerzy z Podiebradow, kröl Czech 37m, 41
Jerzy Rudolf, ksi^z$ legnicko-wolowski 44, 130,
185
Jerzy Wilhelm, ksi^z$ legnicko-wolowsko-brzeski
33,47, 74
Joachim Fryderyk, ksi^z$ legnicko-brzesko-
wolowski 44
Jözef I, cesarz 66,74,81
Jözef II, cesarz 10, 27,160
Kälef, Jan 102
Kälmäncsehi, Märton Santa 105
Kalwin, Jan (Calvin, Jean) 23, 106, 114, 202
Karol VI, cesarz 92
Karol XII, kröl Szwecji 66n., 81, 93
Karol Wirtemberski, ksi^z^ olesnicki 46
Karolina Piastöwna, ksi^zniczka legnicko-
brzesko-wolowska 66
Katarzyna Medycej ska, krölowa Francj i 201
Kaunitz, Ulrich von 110
Keller, Karl Benjamin Gottlob 196
Keßler, Elisabeth —►Sitkovius, Elisabeth
Khevenhüller, Franz Christoph 145
Klement, Jänos Mihäly 59, 224
Klesl, Melchior 113, 145, 148
Knobelsdorff, Barbara von —►Berge, Barbara vom
Köhler, Johann David 86
Komenska, Dorota, z d. Cyrill 181
Komenska, Elzbieta —►Figulus, Elzbieta
Komenska, Johanna, z d. Gajus 187
Komenski (Comenius), Jan Arnos 12-14, 22, 122,
162, 164, 170, 176, 181n, 185, 187m, 190,
192m, 214m, 217, 222
Korthaase, Werner 14m
Kortholt, Christian 55
Kozak, Rafal 15
Krajif z Krajku, Konrad 42
Krebs, Julius 35
Kregel (Kregelius), Andreas 128
Krell (Crellius), Samuel 220
Kriegseisen, Wojciech 8
Krystian Ulryk Wirtemberski, ksi^z^ olesnicki 86
Kuhlmann, Quirinus 78
Kühlmann, Wilhelm 118
Kundmann, Johann Christian 93
Kunsch von Breitenwald, Johann 188
Kumatowski, Bonaventura von 89
Küster, Georg Gottfried 184
Kvaöala, Jan 215
Laer, Pieter van 93
Lampe, Friedrich Adolf 22, 235
Languet, Hubert 199
Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm 163, 167, 183, 214m,
219, 229-231,236
Leopold I, cesarz 55, 74, 94,154m
Lerche, Johann Christian 55
Leyser, Polykarp Starszy 122
Liefmann, Gottlieb 77m
Liffort, Charles 53,110
Lingelsheim, Georg Michael 132,134
Lohenstein, Daniel Casper von 33
Löscher, Valentin Emst 77
Lucae, Friedrich 47, 86, 88, 134
Ludmila z Podiebradow,
ksiçzna legnicko-brzeska 38
Ludwika Anhalcka, ksiçzna legnicka 72
Luter, Marcin (Luther, Martin) 8, 27, 93, 197m
Luther, Martin —»Luter, Marcin
Laski, Jan 21,23
Lukaszewicz, Jözef 239
Maciej, cesarz 112, 147
Maciej Korwin, kröl Czech i Wçgier 37
Maksymilian II, cesarz 206
Maigorzata, ksiçzna ziçbicko-olesnicka 201
Maria I Stuart, krölowa Szkocji 201
Maria Teresa, krölowa Czech i Wçgier 156-160
Maurycy Saski, elektor Saksonii 199
Meadows, Philip 91
Meiem, Johann Gottfried von 51
Melanchthon, Philipp —»Melanchton, Filip
Melanchton, Filip (Melanchthon, Philipp) 13 8,
197m, 202, 221
Melius, Péter Juhäsz 23,104-106
Mentzel (Mencelius), Joachim 88
Menzel, Josef Joachim 35
Meyer, Dietrich 67, 163
Miskolci, Istvän Csulyak 113
Indeks nazwisk 263
Mnich, Roman 14
Molanus, Gerhard Wolter 79,229
Molnär, Albert Szenczi 23, 110,114
Monau (Monavius), Jacob 110,199
Moser, Johann Jacob 94
Mosheim, Johann Lorenz von 227
Müldner von Mühlhausen, Johann 207
Müller, Joseph Theodor 163
Musculus, W olfgang 199
Musonius, Joachim Georg 246m
Musonius, Johannes Samuel 243n.
Musonius, Susanne Dorothea, z d. Sitkovius 246
Nädasdy, Tamäs 105
Nädaskai, Andräs 160
Nemcansky, Jan 102
Neumann, Caspar 79
Nitschmann, David 165-167,173, 240, 248
Opitz, Martin 133m
Opitz, Salomon 244,246
Oppersdorf, Georg von 210
Opsimathes, Jan 109,114
Pahncke, Karl 126, 13 7
Pareus, David 107
Päriz, Ferenc Päpai 61,225, 245n.
Pelargus, Christoph 139
Pemstejn, Jaroslav z 41
Peucer, Caspar 138,198
Pfalz-Neuburg, Franz Ludwig von 84
Piotr I, car Rosji 29,62, 227,233
Pitiscus, Bartlomiej 103, 107, 125, 132, 137, 139
Polan z Polansdorfii, Amand 107,109, 123,139
Popel z Lobkovic, Krystof 203
Popel z Lobkovic, Zdenek Vojtech 208
Possevino, Antonio 105
Prokop z Jindfichova Hradce 213
Prönen, Gerhard von 186
Rädai Pal 59, 224
Radziwill, Elzbieta Zofia, z. d. Hohenzollem 131
Radziwill, Janusz 131
Radziwill, Krzysztof 131
Radziwill, Mikolaj Czamy 23
Rainolds, William 25
Räköczi, Franciszek II, ksi^zç Siedmiogrodu 55,
59, 224
Ranke, Leopold (von) 8
Rehdiger, Thomas 206m
Rekuc, Jerzy 233
Reuters, Privnius 13 2
Rhediger, Emst Friedrich 132
Rhediger, Nikolaus 132
Rhediger, Wilhelm 132
Rojas y Spinola, Cristobal de 79
Rosenberg, Abraham Gottlob 68
Rostock, Sebastian von 80
Röttcher, Johann Christian 190m
Rozmberka, Petr Vok z 103, 200
Rüdinger, Esrom 102, 138, 196
Rudolf II, cesarz 111, 147, 206, 208
Schade, Johann Caspar 218n.
Schaffgotsch, Christoph Leopold hrabia von 47
Schaffgotsch, Philipp Gotthard hrabia von 157m
Scharff, Gottfried Balthasar 86
Scharff, Hieronymus 199
Scheffler, Johannes (Aniol Sl^zak) 75
Schellendorf, Friedrich von 80
Schickfus, Jacob 138, 196
Schiller, Pilgram 90
Schilling, Heinz 141,143
Schilling, Martin 199
Schlözer, August Ludwig (von) 163
Schmaus, Johann Jacob 51
Schmettau, Heinrich 78, 80, 88, 91,187m
Schmettau, Wolfgang von 88m
Schoenbom, Heinrich 35
Scholtz, Charlotte, z d. Jabtohska 190
Scholtz, Christian 190
Schönaich, Carl Albrecht hrabia von 82, 89
Schönaich, Georg baron von 89,133, 140, 211
Schwarzmeier, Christina, z d. Fergushill 190
Schwarzmeier, Johann Christoph 190
Schweinichen, Hans von 35, 39
Schweinitz, David von 80
Scultetus, Abraham 107,114,117-143, 196
Segner, Johann Andreas von 55
Seibt, F erdinand 146
Sendek, Rafael 15
Siltmann, David Nathanael 88
264 Indeks nazwisk
Sinold, Philipp Balthasar, zwany von Schütz 46,
86n.
Sitkovius, Andreas 240
Sitkovius, Anna Dorothea 244
Sitkovius, Catharina Dorothea, z d. Woide 244
Sitkovius, Christian 13, 56, 58,96,164, 168,
173-175,239-249
Sitkovius, Elisabeth, z d. Keßler 244
Sitkovius, Gregor 240
Sitkovius, Johann Emst 244
Sitkovius, Johannes 240
Sitkovius, Samuel David 241,244, 246
Sitkovius, Susanne Dorothea —»Musonius,
Susanne Dorothea
Sitkovius, Susanne Elisabeth, z d. Vigilantius 249
Skytte, Bengt 215
Slavata z Chlumu i Kosumberka, Vilém 148
Smiricky ze Smific, Jaroslav 107
Spanheim, Ezechiel 234
Spener, Philipp Jakob 77, 219,229
Stefan, Ondfej 102
Steinberg, Adrian von 199
Sterky, Jeremias 229
Stosch, Bartholomäus 188
Stralenheim, Henning von 8ln., 84, 86, 88,92
Strejc, Jiri 28,102,114
Strigel, Victormus 199
Strimesius, Samuel 242
Sturm, Johannes 202
Sybille Margaretha Hohenzollem —»Dönhoff,
Sybille Margaretha hrabina von
Szabö, Andras Ajtai 245
Szegedi, Gergely 105
Szekfu, Gyula 31
Szturc, Jan 239
Thebesius, Adam 38
Thebesius, Georg 36
Thököly, Miklos 113
Thuri, Pal Farkas 25
Tobianus, Christian Gerson 243n.
Tomasz z Kempen 235
Toussain (Toussaint, Tossanus), Daniel 137, 211
T rozendorf, V alentin 197
Tschemembl, Georg Erasmus 11 ln., 147,150
Ursinus (von Bär), Benjamin 188, 242
Ursinus, Zacharias 137, 199,204n.
Varposcus, Adrianus 99
Velsen, Dorothee von 77
Verböczi, Istvän 106
Vermigli, Pietro Martire 202
Vigilantius, Barbara —► Hartmann, Barbara
Vigilantius, Benjamin 239
Vigilantius, Susanne Elisabeth —►Sitkovius,
Susanne Elisabeth
Vratislav z Mitrovic, Jan Vaclav 92
Wake, William 230
Waser, Caspar 99
Weber, Georg 8
W^gierski, Andrzej 22
Weidemann, Johanna Albertina —»Jablohska,
Johanna Albertina
Weidemann, Wilhelm 190
Weigel, Valentin 76
Wendt, Heinrich 35
Weres, Baläzs 105
Wergiliusz 79
Wilhelm I Oranski, stadhouder Niderlandow 200
Wilmowsky, Friedrich Karl von 92
Wilmowsky, Ludwig Moritz von 87-92
Wilpert, Balthasar 140
Wirz, Johann Conrad 58,168, 174n., 247
Witzei, Georg 199
Wladyslaw II Jagiellohczyk, krol Czech i W^gier
37n.,42
Woide, Anna Sophia, z d. Felsmann 244
Woide, Catharina Dorothea —»Sitkovius,
Catharina Dorothea
Woide, Johanna Sophia —»Cassius, Johanna Sophia
Woide, Peter 244
Woide, Susanne, z d. Callmann (Kollmann) 245
Wolfahrt, Anna Margarete 191
Wolff, Christian 80, 235
Wolgast, Eike 14 ln.
Wotschke, Theodor 70,243
Young, Johannes Albert 246n.
Zanchi, Girolamo 202
Zerotina, Karel StarSi ze 113,127, 145,202
Indeks nazwisk 265
Zinzendorf, Nikolaus Ludwig hrabia von 161-168,
171-176,179n., 214, 240,248
Zschackwitz, Johann Ehrenfried 86
Zugehör, Daniel 247
Zygmunt I Stary, kröl Polski 38
Zygmunt II August, krol Polski 203
Indeks miejscowosci 267
Indeks miejscowosci
Aiud 105,226
Alba Iulia 27
Altdorf 103, 110
Altlandsberg 191
Altranstädt 81 n., 92, 9 5
Arnberg 150
Amsterdam 182,214, 245
Augsburg 92,199,202,205
Banska Bystrica —»Banska Bystrzyca
Banska Bystrzyca (slow. Banskä Bystrica) 55,
113, 116
Banskä Stiavnica —►Banska Szczawnica
Banska Szczawnica (Banskä Stiavnica) 55
Basel —►Bazylea
Bautzen -^Budziszyn
Bazylea (niem. Basel) 106n., 109n., 123n., 202
Berlin 7, 10, 12, 14n., 22, 49, 54-58, 60n., 78,
81, 83, 87, 89, 91a, 120, 127, 130a, 135,
139, 161a, 163-165,167, 169-171,173,175a,
383a, 187-192, 209, 214a, 237-220, 225, 227,
229-231, 233a, 236a, 240a, 243a, 247n.
Bern 123,201
Bierutöw 46, 86
Birzai —►Birze
Birze (lit. Birzai) 217
Boleslawiec 202, 208
Bologna —►Bolonia
Bolonia (wl. Bologna) 203
Bourges 201
Bratislava —►Bratyslawa
Bratyslawa (slow. Bratislava) 55, 112, 157, 204
Braunschweig —►Brunszwik
Bruksela (franc. Bruxelles, nid. Brussel) 200
Brunszwik (niem. Braunschweig) 233
Brussel —►Bruksela
Bruxelles —►Bruksela
Brzeg 34a, 43,47, 65, 72, 74, 78-80, 87a, 138,
187, 243
Budapest —►Budapeszt
Budapeszt (w^g. Budapest) 30
Budziszyn (niem. Bautzen) 198
Bytom Odrzahski 89, 103, 133, 140, 211
Canterbury 230
Cieszyn 188
Cluj-Napoca —»Kluz-Napoka
Cölln an der Spree —►Cölln nad Szprew^
Cölln nad Szprew^ (Cölln an der Spree) 215,219
Debrecen —»Debreczyn
Debreczyn (wçg. Debrecen) 22, 25a, 30,105a
Den Haag —»Haga
Dodrecht 127
Düsseldorf 83
Ebersdorf 174
Emden 122, 127n.
Enyed 61,245
Erfurt 10,14
Frankfurt am Main —►Frankfurt nad Menem
Frankfurt an der Oder —►Frankfurt nad Odrç
Frankfurt nad Menem (Frankfurt am Main) 92,
127
Frankfurt nad Odr^ (Frankfurt an der Oder) 61,
78, 83,85, 88,183,186,189a, 198a, 217,219,
226, 241a, 243, 245-247
Freiburg im Breisgau —»Fryburg Bryzgowijski
Fryburg Bryzgowijski (niem. Freiburg
im Breisgau) 202
Gdansk 185a, 188, 216,222,241
Genève -»Genewa
Genewa (fr. Genève) 23, 28, 53, 105a, 110,117,
181,234
Gçsiniec 184
Getynga (niem. Göttingen) 55, 163
Glogöw 95, 136a, 140, 207a, 210
Göra 208
Görlitz —►Zgorzelec
Göttingen —»Getynga
Gubin 208
Györ 52
Haarlem 93
Haga (nid. Den Haag) 59, 245
Halberstadt 58
Halle 77,162,192,214,235
Hannover —»Hanower
Hanower (niem. Hannover) 78, 230, 236
268 Indeks miejscowosci
Heidelberg 26, 53, 77,103,106-110,114,117,
119, 121-123, 126, 128n., 131n., 134-138, 140-
142, 151,202, 205, 208, 21 On.
Herbom 110, 114
Hermhut 12,161-166, 168n., 171-176, 214, 240,
248, 250
Hubertusburg 154
Istanbul —»Konstantynopol
Ivanöice 72,102, 138, 196
Jablonne nad Orlici 184
Jasienica Görna 206
J^drzychowice 239, 249
Jelenin 206
Jena 132
Joachimsthal 169, 233, 241
Kaliningrad —»Krölewiec
Kedainiai —Kiejdany
Kezmarok —Kiezmark
Kiejdany (lit. Kedainiai) 230
Kiezmark (slow. Kezmarok) 113
Klaipeda —Ktajpeda
Klajpeda (lit. Klaipeda) 182
Kloda 208
Klodawa 209
Khiz-Napoka (rum. Cluj-Napoca) 30
Kobenhavn —Kopenhaga
Köln —Kolonia
Kolonia (niem. Köln) 39
Konstantynopol (Stambul, tur. Istanbul) 151,205
Kopenhaga (dun. Kobenhavn) 172, 205
Kostrzyn 190
Kozuchöw 86, 188, 208
Krakow 23,107
Kralice 72, 102
Krölewiec (ros. Kaliningrad) 82, 89, 167, 187n.,
217, 231,242
Krosno Odrzariskie 88, 92, 193
Legnica 34, 47, 65, 74, 77, 86n., 133, 187, 243
Leiden —»Lejda
Leipzig — Lipsk
Lejda (nid. Leiden) 52, 241, 245n.
Leszno 56, 58, 60, 72, 89, 161, 164n., 167, 169,
173-176,181-183,185-188,190,217,222,225,
237, 239-249
Linz 147
Lipnik 102
Lippstadt 235
Lipsk (niem. Leipzig) 10, 66, 75, 86, 198, 218
Loccum 79
London —»Londyn
Londyn (ang. London) 225, 236, 245n,
Lubari 163
Lublin 23
Mainz —»Moguncja
Mielçcin 182
Minden 191
Moguncja (niem. Mainz) 20
Mokry Dwör 186, 216
Moskva —»Moskwa
Moskwa (ros. Moskva) 62, 205
Münster 72,94
Napoli —»Neapol
Neapol (wl. Napoli) 203
Neustadt an der Haardt 125
Niwiska 206
Nowa Wies Grodziska 76
Oksford (ang. Oxford) 58, 127,217,219,225,230
Olesnica 72
Olomouc ^Olomuniec
Olomuniec (cz. Olomouc) 20,106
Opava —»Opawa
Opawa (cz. Opava) 123, 132, 188
Oradea 30
Orlean (fr. Orléans) 201
Orléans — OrIean
Osnabrück 72
Oxford —»Oksford
Padova —»Padwa
Padwa (wh Padova) 202
Papa 106
Paris -»Paryz
Paryz (fr. Paris) 201, 236
Pennsburg 77
Piltene — Piltyn
Piltyn (lot Piltene) 188
Piotrköw Trybunalski 203
Indeks miejscowosci 269
Poczdam (niem. Potsdam) 91, 169, 190-192, 217
Potsdam —►Poczdam
Poznan 87, 243,250
Praga (cz. Praha) 20, 28, 38, 40,42,45, 75, 77,
99, 110, 112, 120, 122,126, 134, 139, 143,
145-147, 149m, 151, 181,213
Praha —»Praga
Pferov —►Przeröw
Presov —►Preszöw
Preszöw (slow. Presov) 160
Przeröw (cz. Pferov) 102
Racimöw (cz. Vratimov) 84, 90
Ratyzbona (niem. Regensburg) 54m, 59, 74, 91,
94, 153, 172, 230
Regensburg —»Ratyzbona
Riazah (ros. Rjazan’) 62, 227
Rijswijk 75, 229
Rjazan’ —►Riazah
Roma —►Rzym
Rostock 205
Rotterdam 186
Rzym (wl. Roma) 27, 159, 203
Salzburg 167
Samorin 104
Sandomierz 24, 17ln., 221
Särospatak 27, 106
Särvär-Üjsziget 105
Satu Mare 224
Shilingford 186
Sibiu —►Sybin
Siedlce 14m
Siedlisko 84
Skoki 243
Shick (bial. Sluck) 233
Sluck —►Sluck
Sfupsk 190
Sopron 55, 106
Spandau 59, 190, 224
Stambul —►Konstantynopol
Sterboholy 112
Stolberg 190
Stralsund 81
Strasbourg —►Strasburg
Strasburg (ff. Strasbourg) 202
Stuttgart 10, 14m, 250
Sulechöw 82,190,222
Swidnica 139
Swierczyn 240
Sybin (rum. Sibiu) 105
Szczecin 190,205
Tolna 25
Toruh 169, 218, 222, 226, 240, 244, 246
Trento —►Try dent
Trianon 30
Tmava —►Tmawa
Tmawa (slow. Tmava) 106
Trydent (wl. Trento) 198
Turda 105
Ulm 202
Utrecht 22, 39, 92, 94, 145, 224, 235
Vac 157
Venezia —►Wenecja
Veszprem 52, 156-159
Viechtach 128
Vilnius —►Wilno
Vratimov —►Racimöw
Warszawa 221
Weimar 61,163,199,226
Wenecja (wl. Venezia) 203
Wieden (niem. Wien) 27, 56, 59, 72, 74, 76, 80-82,
85, 89, 92, 99, 111, 145, 147, 155, 157-159,
163, 203, 205,210
Wien —►Wiedeh
W iener N eustadt 145
Wilno (lit. Vilnius) 233
Wittenberg —►Wittenberga
Wittenberga (niem. Wittenberg) 23, 41, 77, 102,
107, 136, 196, 198
Wolfenbüttel 199
Wolöw 34
Wroclaw 66, 75-88, 90, 92-95, 107, 110, 125,
133m, 137, 139, 153, 157, 159, 202-204, 207
Wschowa 239, 249
Wusterhausen 167
Zagan 208
Zeravice 102n.
Zgorzelec (niem. Görlitz) 113, 136, 138m, 208n.
270 Indeks miejscowosci
Zielona Góra 117,125,137
Zittau — Zytawa
Zlotoryja 103, 197n.
Zsitvatorok 100
Zukowice 94, 197, 202n., 206-209
Zürich —»Zurych
Zurych (niem. Zürich) 23, 56,58,96,99,168,
174n, 20ln., 247
Zychlin 240
Zytawa (niem. Zittau) 162
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| spellingShingle | Bahlcke, Joachim 1963- Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period Labyrinthi Deutsche Comenius-Gesellschaft (DE-588)5143332-1 gnd Reformation (DE-588)4048946-2 gnd Calvinismus (DE-588)4136802-2 gnd |
| subject_GND | (DE-588)5143332-1 (DE-588)4048946-2 (DE-588)4136802-2 (DE-588)4075753-5 |
| title | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period |
| title_alt | Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe |
| title_auth | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period |
| title_exact_search | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period |
| title_full | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period Joachim Bahlcke ; redakcja tomu Roman Mnich ; Pracownia Comeniologii i Badań Interdyscyplinarnych Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczo-Humanistycznego w Siedlcach, Deutsche Comenius-Gesellschaft |
| title_fullStr | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period Joachim Bahlcke ; redakcja tomu Roman Mnich ; Pracownia Comeniologii i Badań Interdyscyplinarnych Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczo-Humanistycznego w Siedlcach, Deutsche Comenius-Gesellschaft |
| title_full_unstemmed | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period Joachim Bahlcke ; redakcja tomu Roman Mnich ; Pracownia Comeniologii i Badań Interdyscyplinarnych Uniwersytetu Przyrodniczo-Humanistycznego w Siedlcach, Deutsche Comenius-Gesellschaft |
| title_short | Kalwinizm i Jednota Braci Czeskich w Europie Środkowej i Środkowo-Wschodniej |
| title_sort | kalwinizm i jednota braci czeskich w europie srodkowej i srodkowo wschodniej studia na temat spolecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowozytnym calvinism and the bohemian brethren in central and east central europe studies on the social and cultural significance of the reformed church in the early modern period |
| title_sub | studia na temat społecznego i kulturowego znaczenia wyznania reformowanego w okresie wczesnonowożytnym = Calvinism and the Bohemian Brethren in Central and East-Central Europe : studies on the social and cultural significance of the Reformed Church in the early modern period |
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| topic_facet | Deutsche Comenius-Gesellschaft Reformation Calvinismus Ostmitteleuropa |
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