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Lesestoffe in Westungarn I. Sopron (Ödenburg) 1535—1721 View metadata, citation and similar papers at core.ac.uk brought to you by CORE provided by REAL-EOD LESESTOFFE IN WESTUNGARN I. SOPRON (ÖDENBURG) 1535—1721 SZEGED, SCRIPTUM KFT 1994 ADATTÁR XVI—XVIII. SZÁZADI SZELLEMI MOZGALMAINK TÖRTÉNETÉHEZ (MATERIALIEN ZUR GESCHICHTE DER GEISTESSTRÖMUNGEN DES 16—18. JAHRHUNDERTS IN UNGARN) 18/1 Herausgegeben von BÁLINT KESERŰ in Verbindung mit BURGENLÄNDISCHE FORSCHUNGEN Herausgegeben vom Burgenländischen Landesarchiv Sonderband XIII HU ISSN 0230-8495 ISBN 963 8335 16 5 II LESESTOFFE IN WESTUNGARN I. SOPRON (ÖDENBURG) 1535—1721 Herausgegeben von TIBOR GRÜLL, KATALIN KEVEHÁZI, JÓZSEF LÁSZLÓ KOVÁCS, ISTVÁN MONOK, PÉTER ÖTVÖS, KATALIN G. SZENDE SZEGED, SCRIPTUM KFT 1994 III Herausgegeben in Zusammenarbeit des Burgenländischen Landesarchivs (Eisenstadt), der Zentralbibliothek der Attila-József-Universität (Szeged) und des Lehrstuhls für Bibliothekswissenschaft der Gyula-Juhász-Paedagogischen-Hochschule (Szeged) Redaktion ISTVÁN MONOK, PÉTER ÖTVÖS, HARALD PRICKLER Überprüft von KATALIN PÉTER Das Register zusammengestellt von NOÉMI NÉMETH Übersetzt von ÉVA und PÉTER ÖTVÖS Medieninhaber (Verleger) für die „Burgenländischen Forschungen”: Amt der Burgenländischen Landesregierung, Abt. XII/2. (Landesarchiv und Landesbibliothek), Vorstand: W. Hofrat Dr. Johann Seedoch, A — 7001 Eisenstadt, Freiheitsplatz 1 für die „Adattár ...”: József Attila Tudományegyetem Központi Könyvtára Direktor: Dr. Béla Máder H — 6701 Szeged, Dugonics tér 13. Pf. 393. Mit Unterstützung des Forschungsfonds „Aktion Österreich—Ungarn” und „Erschließung, Registrierung und Veröffentlichung der kulturellen Traditionen Ungarns” IV Vorwort Die Schriftenreihe Adattár, die die Veröffentlichung der archivalischen Quellen zur ungarischen Lesekultur zum Ziele hat, erreicht mit diesem Band einen wichtigen Wendepunkt. Die organisatorische und finanzielle Unterstützung durch den Direktor des Burgenländischen Landesarchivs Herrn Wirkl. Hofrat Dr. Johann Seedoch sowie die Fachberatung durch Herrn Dr. Harald Prickler haben uns die internationale Kooperation ermöglicht. Das gemeinsame Vorhaben wurde zudem noch von der Aktion Österreich-Ungarn großzügig gefördert. Das Werk „Lesekultur in Westungarn” erscheint demnach in zwei Bänden jeweils in den beiden Schriftenreihen („Adattár XVI.-XVIII. századi szellemi mozgalmaink történetéhez” bzw. „Burgenländische Forschungen”) und ist damit in der Lage, größere Publizität zu erlangen. Dieses gemeinsame Vorhaben bot uns die Gelegenheit, diesmal zwei Bände veröffentlichen zu können: (1) Der Reichtum der bürgerlichen Lesekultur Ödenburgs (Sopron) bzw. des umfangreichen Archivmaterials dazu ist der Forschung schon lange bekannt. Im ersten Band wird diesmal dieses Quellenmaterial buchstabengetreu ver- öffentlicht. Die Anmerkungen beschränken sich auf die Biographien der zeitgenössischen Eigentümer der Bücher. (2) Im zweiten Band werden die buchgeschichtlichen Quellen von Kőszeg (Güns), Rust, Eisenstadt, Forchtenstein und Neusiedl am See publiziert. Hier machen die Herausgeber den Versuch, die Dokumente der beiden Bände zu interpretieren bzw. die kulturgeschichtliche Bedeutung dieser Dokumente zu erschließen. In einem Anhang findet man die Bibliographien zur frühneu- zeitlichen Buchgeschichte des Burgenlandes und Westungarns. Die vorliegende Veröffentlichung basiert auf den Ergebnissen früherer Forschungen,1 und wir denken keineswegs an einen Abschluß der Aufarbeitung und Veröffentlichung der Bücherverzeichnisse und der „missiles” der untersuchten Periode. Parallel mit der weiteren Quellenerschließung kann schon mit der detaillierten Aufarbeitung begonnen werden, die die Besitzeintragungen des heute uns bekannten Altbücherbestandes sowie die vergleichende Analyse der eruditio der einzelnen sozialen Schichten und religiösen Gruppen umfaßt. 1 Die Forschungsergebnisse von Béla Iványi zur Geschichte der Batthyány-Bibliothek in Német- újvár (Güssing) wurden schon im Band 11. der Schriftenreihe Adattár veröffentlicht: A magyar könyvkultúra múltjából. Iványi Béla cikkei és anyaggyűjtése (Aus der Geschichte der ungarischen Buchkultur. Aufsätze und Materialiensammlung von Béla Iványi). Hrsg. von János Herner und István Monok. Szeged, 1983. Nach der Hinrichtung von Ferenc Nádasdy wurden seine Güter konfisziert (1671—1678). Unter den nach dieser Konfiskation verfaßten Ver- zeichnissen sind auch die Verzeichnisse der Pottendorfer Bibliothek zu finden. Diese wurden im Band 13/2. publiziert: Magyarországi magánkönyvtárak (Private Bibliotheken in Ungarn). Hrsg. von Gábor Farkas, András Varga, Tünde Katona und Miklós Latzkovits. Szeged, 1992. V Előszó A magyarországi olvasmánytörténet levéltári forrásait közlő adattári sorozatunk történetében jelentős állomáshoz érkeztünk. A burgenlandi Állami Levéltár igazgatója, Wirkl. Hofrat Dr. Johann Seedoch úr szervezési és anyagi, Dr. Harald Prickler úr szakmai segítsége megnyitotta számunkra a nemzetközi együttműködés lehetőségét. Ezt a közös munkát támogatta hatékonyan az Osztrák—Magyar Akció Alapítvány. A „Nyugat-magyarország olvasmányműveltsége” című kötetek így két sorozat tagjaiként jelenhetnek meg, kapnak nagyobb publicitást, mint az „Adattár XVI—XVIII. századi szellemi mozgalmaink történetéhez” és a „Burgenlandische Forchungen” darabjai külön-külön. Közös vállakozásunk most két kötet közzétételére jött létre: (1) Sopron város polgársága olvasmányműveltségének gazdagsága, az erre vonatkozó forrásanyag bősége az eddigi kutatás számára is ismert volt. Első kötetünkben ezt a forrásanyagot közöljük egyszerű, betűhív olvasatban. Jegyzeteinkben csupán a könyvek egykori tulajdonosaira vonatkozó életrajzi adatok közlésére korlátoztuk magunkat. (2) Második kötetünkben hasonló elvek szerint közreadjuk Kőszeg, Ruszt, Kismarton, Fraknó és Nezsidér forrásanyagát, majd a két könyvben kiadott dokumentumok értelmezésére, művelődéstörténeti tanulságaik összegzésére teszünk kísérletet. E kötet függelékeként adnánk kézbe Burgenland és Nyugat- Magyarország koraújkori könyvtörténetének bibliográfiáját is. Mint ahogy ez a vállalkozásunk sem előzmények nélküli,1 nem gondoljuk, hogy kutatásaink lezárulhatnak a korszakból ránkmaradt könyvjegyzékek, s válogatott misszilis-anyag kiadásával. A forrásfeltárás folytatása mellett elkezdődhet egy alapos feldolgozó munka, amelynek ki kell terjedni a ma meglévő régi könyvanyag possessorbejegyzéseinek tanulságaira, illetve az egyes társadalmi rétegek, vallási csoportok eruditiója összehasonlító elemzésére is. 1 Iványi Bélának a németújvári Batthyány-könyvtár történetére vonatkozó kutatásai eredményét publikáltuk Adattár sorozatunk 11. kötetében: A magyar könyvkultúra múltjából. Iványi Béla cikkei és anyaggyûjtése. Sajtó alá rend. Herner János, Monok István. Szeged, 1983.; Nádasdy Ferenc kivégzése után javait konfiskálták (1671—1678). A vagyonelkobzást kísérő összeírások között lévő, a pottendorfi könyvtár anyagát bemutató jegyzékek az Adattár sorozat 13/2. kötetében tanulmányozhatók: Magyarországi magánkönyvtárak. Sajtó alá rend. Farkas Gábor, Varga András, Katona Tünde, Latzkovits Miklós. Szeged, 1992. VI INHALTSVERZEICHNIS Vorwort..........................................................................................................000V Előszó .............................................................................................................00VI Abkürzungen .................................................................................................000X Verlassenschaftsinventare, Testamente ..........................................................0001 Balázs Pápay, 1566 .................................................................................. 0007 Benefiziat Vincentius, 1587 ..................................................................... 0009 Johann Schiffer und seiner Frau Anna, 1601 ........................................... 0010 Christoph Hummel, 1601 ......................................................................... 0014 Mert Schönberger, 1616........................................................................... 0016 Bálint Héthelyi, 1616 ............................................................................... 0016 Mark Fauth, 1617..................................................................................... 0017 Alexander Pischoff, 1618......................................................................... 0023 Matthias Stadthueber, 1619—1620.......................................................... 0028 Gabriel Lamperti, 1626 ............................................................................ 0035 Jakob Hentzler, 1627................................................................................ 0040 Valentinus Wigelib und seiner Frau, 1629............................................... 0042 Johannes Ribstein, 1629........................................................................... 0045 Matthias Ainfalt, 1630 ............................................................................. 0050 Melchior Coress, 1631 ............................................................................. 0052 Salamon Ehinger, 1631 ............................................................................ 0059 Geörg Gastionaffsky und seiner Frau Barbara, 1631............................... 0062 Matheus Strein, 1633 ............................................................................... 0065 Matthias Achl, 1634................................................................................. 0066 Adam Nigrinus, 1634..............................................................................
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