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Magyarországi Magánkönyvtárak Ii MAGYARORSZÁGI MAGÁNKÖNYVTÁRAK II. 1588-1721 SZEGED SCRIPTUM KFT. 1992 Készült a József Attila Tudományegyetem Központi Könytára és I. sz. Magyar Irodalomtörténeti Tanszéke együttműködésével Lektorálta ÖTVÖS PÉTER Szerkesztette MONOK ISTVÁN A mutatót összeállította VARGA ANDRÁS ISBN 963 481 882X HU ISSN 0230-8495 Megjelent a KULTURÁLIS ÉS TÖRTÉNELMI EMLÉKEINK FELTÁRÁSA, NYILVÁNTARTÁSA ÉS KIADÁSA KUTATÁSI PROGRAM TÁMOGATÁSÁVAL TARTALOMJEGYZÉK Előszó IX Rövidítések jegyzéke XI KÖNYVJEGYZÉKEK (Farkas Gábor, Varga András) Forgách Imre 1588. Trencsén (Bessenyei József) 3 Ismeretlen 1619. december 7-1620. március 19. 10 Zrínyi Miklós 1662. október 10. Csáktornya 11 Anna Glatz 1662. Bártfa 35 Koháry István 1664. augusztus 4. Fülek 36 Sárossi Bálint 1665. augusztus 18. Pozsony 37 Bónis Ferenc 1665. Kassa 39 Dobai Székely András 1666. szeptember 2. 40 Hellenbach János Gottfried 1667 szeptember. Padova 42 Pázmány Miklós 1667. július 9. Sokolnitz 43 Posgay Miklós 1668. február 22. Nagyszombat 52 Balassa Imre 1670. december 28. Divény 53 Zrínyi Péter 1671 október 30. Csáktornya 55 Csáky István 1671. Szepesvár 58 Forstall Márk 1672. február 6. Graz 65 Diener Benedek 1672. december 16. Dömölk 69 Hidvéghy Mihály 1672. Beckó 70 Nádasdy Ferenc 1672. Pottendorf 73 Thököly Zsigmond 1673. augusztus 4. Késmárk 80 Ismeretlen 1673 után 81 Szászy János 1674. október 12. Nagyszombat 82 Horánszky János-Filkó Barbara 1675. december 6. Farkasfalva 86 Gutt 1676. május 2. Eperjes 87 Keczer Menyhért 1676. május 2. Eperjes 93 Johannes Erasmus Wegener 1676. május 2. Eperjes 96 Balassa Imre 1676. augusztus 9. Divény 97 Vépy Benedek 1676. november 9. Esztergom. 98 Bartosowitz Ferenc 1676. Szakolca 100 Thököly Zsigmond 1677. október 23. Késmárk 100 Nádasdy Ferenc 1678. január 5-március 4. Wien 101 Schleger György 1679. május 23. Esztergom 107 Tunyogi Miklós 1680. Amsterdam-Utrecht 109 Forgách Zsigmond Ádám-Batthyány Borbála 1680 k. Garany 110 V Váradi György 1682 után. Losonc 113 Holló Zsigmond 1684. február-március 13. Kassa 116 Zimmermann Zsigmond 1687. március 11. Eperjes 118 II. Rákóczi Ferenc 1688. március 31. után. Sárospatak 128 Szirmay István 1690. április 3. Szentmihály-Szeben 129 Berényi György 1690. november 1. 130 Péterffy András 1693. szeptember 16. Esztergom 138 Lederer Márton 1694. május 22. Eperjes 139 Nicolaus Georgius Kiechel 1694. szeptember 16. Buda 140 Bartholomäus Becker 1694. november 29. Buda 142 Skerletz Miklós 1699. október 17. Pécs 144 Ismeretlen XVII. sz. második fele. Hajnik 145 Hodosi Sámuel XVII. század vége 146 Feljegyzés egyházi könyvekről. Tulajdonosa ismeretlen. 147 Bercsényi Miklós 1701. július 27. Ungvár 148 Szirmay Miklós 1701. augusztus. Eperjes 152 II. Rákóczi Ferenc 1701. november 10. Bécsújhely 153 II. Rákóczi Ferenc 1701. Sárospatak vagy Szerencs 154 Keppel Henrik 1703. Tokaj 159 Tatai János 1704-1708. Komárom m. 163 II. Rákóczi Ferenc 1704-1710. Munkács(?) 165 Johann Michael Wilhelmb 1704. Pest 166 Joseph Frech 1706. Buda 167 Szirmay András 1707. december 4. 168 Rákóczi Erzsébet 1708. március 31. Kistapolcsány 174 Thököly Imre 1708. május 28. Konstantinápoly 175 Mráz Gergely 1709. Vác 179 Mikola Mátyás 1709. 180 Szécsényi Pál 1710. május 24. Győr 182 Bél Mátyás 1711. 184 Kalocsa István 1715. május 11. Kecskemét 193 Érsekújvári Mihály 1719. Fegyvernek 194 Pethő György 1720. k. Noszlop 195 Otto Johann Wolkra 1720. március 26. Veszprém 197 Otto Johann Wolkra 1720. december 26. Pozsony 198 Ismeretlen 1721. 199 Ismeretlen 1721. október 24. Breslau 206 Ismeretlen 1721. október 24. Breslau 213 Forgách Simon XVIII. század eleje 218 Ismeretlen XVIII. század eleje. 220 Justinus Meu(?) XVIII. század eleje 220 Veresmarti L. Pál XVIII. század eleje 221 LŐCSE (Katona Tünde, Latzkovits Miklós) VI Matthias Frölich 1635. július 5. 227 Kaspar Kramer 1637. március 17. 228 Katharina Kroner 1638. március 24. 230 Charitas Czack 1639. október 20. 231 Johann Schander 1640. május 2. 232 Anna Probner 1640. december 8. 234 Magdalena Scholtz 1641. június 22. 235 Jakob Neupauer 1642. március 1. 235 Sebastian Zacherle 1651. február 2. 236 Nikolaus Kullmann 1652. július 27. 237 Andreas Putscher 1657. május 28. 238 Jonas Spielenberger 1657. december 5. 238 Johann Buchwald 1662. március 21. 239 Anna Frölich 1664. június 26. 240 Samuel Seldenreich 1665. február 7. 241 Rosina Guttsmittel 1665. június 22. 242 Johann Kullman 1666. január 4. 243 Martin Ladislaides 1672. május 31. 244 Catharina Sagittar 1683. május 12. 245 Ursula Bernert 1683. szeptember 24. 245 Maria Reich 1683. október 11. 246 Thomas Hölner 1683. október 19. 247 Andreas Gorsky 1683. december 20. 248 Katharina Pauer 1684. március 10. 253 David Neten 1684. május 5. 255 Daniel Polnisch 1684. november 16. 255 Katharina Posauker 1685. március 19. 256 Anna Nehmet 1685. június 18. 257 Judith Schmitz 1685. július 23. 258 Euphrosina Lednitzki 1685 szeptember 25. 259 Susanna Alauda 1686. január 16. 260 Thomas Bonis 1686. március 1. 262 Martin Köhler 1686. július 9. 262 Anna Lossot 1686. október 12. 263 Eva Katschier 1687. december 5. 264 Johann Brichenzweig 1688. június 18. 265 Michael Kreitzer 1688. június 19. 267 Samuel Grupsch 1688. november 12. 268 Margareta Markfeldner 1689. május 4. 268 Thomas Quitschwasser 1691. augusztus 13. 271 Georg Haupt 1693. március 10. 271 Anna Fürnstein 1693. július 17. 272 Martin Demosch 1693. október 1. 273 Philipp Cseklgans 1694. május 6. 274 VII Dorothea Günther 1694. július 16. 275 Michael Puschkar 1694. július 30. 278 Catharina Köhler 1695. március 15. 279 Kaspar Ebling 1695. szeptember 29. 280 Andreas Landinus 1697. január 2. 281 Johann Putscher 1697. február 13. 282 Catharina Katschier 1697. május 11. 282 Johann Sagittar 1698. augusztus 30. 283 Melchior Schmitz 1698. október 2. 284 Andreas Köhler 1699. július 28. 285 Georg Steinhübel 1699. augusztus 26. 287 Melchior Katschier 1699. szeptember 1. 293 Matthias Keller 1700. január 31. 294 Anna Knobloch 1700. február 18. 295 Katharina Wagner 1700. április 22. 296 Martin Faber 1702. február 6. 298 Katharina Putscher 1706. február 21. 299 Matthias Frantz 1706. március 20. 300 Samuel Günther 1711. február 25. 301 Johann Nikolaus Hain 1711. május 11. 313 ? Amman 1711. augusztus 12. 323 Georg Nehmet 1714. május 11. 325 Személy- és helynevek mutatója 327 Zusammenfassung 375 VIII ELŐSZÓ Az Iványi Béla emléke, munkássága előtt tisztelgő kötetünk (Adattár 11.) elsősorban a Király Magyarország, azon belül is a Felvidék könyves műveltségének történetére tartalmaz gazdag forrásanyagot, illetve Iványi néhány e kérdéskörre vonatkozó tanulmányát. A jogtörténész, levéltáros a Felvidéken elsősorban Késmárkon, Bártfán, illetve Eperjes város levéltárában dolgozott. E kötet szerves kiegészítése az Ma- gyarországi magánkönyvtárak I. (Adattár 13.), a Kassa város olvasmányai (Adattár 15.) és a Dernschwam könyvtár (Adattár 12.), amelyekhez most csatlakozik a jelen kötet a maga 141 könyvjegyzékével. Azt jelenti ez, hogy Kassa (1730-ig), Eperjes (1660-ig), Bártfa (1710-ig), Lőcse (1714-ig) és Késmárk (a maga szerény anyagával 1700 körülig) városok olvasmánytörténeti forrásait első olvasatban a szakemberek kezébe adtuk. Tervezett kutatásaink keretében a Királyi Magyarország területére vonatkozóan várható még négy kötet: Nyugat-Magyarország olvasmányai (Kőszeg, Ruszt, Sopron, Kismarton); Magyarországi magánkönyvtárak III. (Besztercebánya, Körmöcbánya, Selmecbánya); Magyarországi magánkönyvtárak IV. (vegyes felvidéki, illetve kárpátalji dokumentumok); Rákóczi-könyvtár. Kötetünk első felében több szempontból is vegyes forrásanyag található. A tulajdo- nosok körének társadalmi származását tekintve csakúgy, mint vallási hovatartozásukban nagyon heterogén. A XVII. század második felének, illetve a századfordulónak a politikai életet irányító arisztokrata és jelentősebb középnemesi családjai közül a Zrínyiek, Nádasdyak, Csákyak, Rákócziak, Forgáchok, Thökölyek, Bercsényiek, Ba- lassák és a Szirmayak képviseltetik magukat; nem hiányzik ugyanakkor a magát a hi- vatali életben érvényesíteni tudó nemesi réteg jelenléte sem (pl. Váradi György, 1682). Ezek a könyvtárak természetesen sok szempontból különböznek egymástól. Nem összehasonlítható például a közeljövőben monografikus feldolgozásban is megjelenő csáktornyai Zrínyi könyvtár anyaga a késmárki Thököly gyűjteménnyel. Az egyes bibliotékák összehasonlítását persze gyakran a forrásanyag különbözősége is nehezíti. Az említett két példánál maradva: a könyvtár újrarendezése során keletkezett katalógus (Zrínyi, 1662), amely feltehetően a költő, hadvezér Zrínyi Miklós valamennyi könyvét felsorolja nehezen vethető össze a különböző ingóvagyon-összeírások során esetlegesen megemlített könyvek töredék-jegyzékeivel (Thököly Zsigmond, 1673, 1677). Külön említhető II. Rákóczi Ferenc több kisebb könyvgyűjteményének dokumentáltsága (Sárospatak, Szerencs, Munkács, Bécsújhely), amely források segítségével a fejedelem gondolatvilágának alakulása is részben nyomon követhető, s ha hozzávesszük a halálakor vele volt könyvek inventáriumát (Rodostó, 1736: KtF VII. 30.), akkor e gondolati fejlődés végeredményéről is adalékokat nyerhetünk. A katolikus főpapság olvasmánykutúrájáról e helyütt Széchény Pál kalocsai érsek, Skerletz Miklós pécsi kanonok, illetve Otto Johann Wolkra veszprémi püspök gyűj- teményeiről készült, sajnos csak részösszeírások tanúskodnak. A katolikus alsópapság és az evangélikus, illetve református lelkészek ugyancsak kis számban vannak képviselve e kötetben. IX Az értelmiség alulreprezentáltsága olvasmánytörténeti forrásanyagunkban az egész viszgált időszakra (1526-1750) általában is jellemző;
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