Mesto Dejiny
MESTO a DEJINY Graff , Tomasz: Professor Marcin Wadowita Mesto a dejiny, (1567 – 1641), an Example of a Brilliant roč. 1, 2012, č. 1–2 Academic Career in Old Kraków ........................79 ISSN 1339-0163 Szymborski, Wiktor: Sources For the History of the Dominican Studium Generale in Kraków (16th – 18th centuries). Research Status and Prospects ...........................90 Gadocha, Marcin: Testament Invocations as a Manifestation of the Religiosity of Kraków Burghers in the 17th and 18th Centuries .......................................................106 MISKOLC Gyulai, Éva: Chief Judges and Urban Elite of Miskolc in the Turkish Era (1550 – 1700) .......................................................116 Gyulai, Éva: New Institutions in the 18th Century Miskolc (County Administration, Roman Catholic Parish Church, Minorite Order, Royal Dominion and Hungarian Chamber) ...............................................................125 OPAVA Chlebec, Petr: Opava as a Part of the Medieval Communication Network .................132 Pohanka, Viktor: Opavian Suburbia from 14th to 16th Century. A Dynamically Developing Territory or a Changeless State? .......................139 Korbelářová, Irena– Dluhošová, Radmila: Family Strategies of Opavian Burgher Elites Redakčná rada: in the Period of Religious Transformation .....149 Ľubomíra Kaminská (Košice), Patrik Kunec (Banská Bystrica), Žáček, Rudolf: The Position of Opava Slávka Otčenášová (Košice), in the Context of Silesian Cities in the Martin Pekár (Košice, predseda), First Half of the 18th Century ............................158 Andrea Pokludová (Ostrava), Štefan Šutaj (Košice), CHRONICLE, REVIEWS, ANNOTATIONS .............165 Peter Švorc (Prešov) Articles Articles MESTO a DEJINY The Relations Between Burghers of Košice and Kings of Hungarian Kingdom by the Half of the 14th Century Ferdinand Uličný vol. 1, 2012, 1-2, pp. 6-11 The author of the paper presents his knowledge and opinions of bilateral political relations between the burghers of Košice and the kings of the Hungarian Kingdom by the mid-14th century.
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