Péter Pázmány

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Péter Pázmány

Hungarian cardinal

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Hungarian literature
Effects of the Counter-Reformation
A Jesuit cardinal, Péter Pázmány, a master of Hungarian prose, was outstanding as an orator and essayist. His writing was characterized by a vigorous and clear, though far from simple, style, use of popular expressions, and solid argument. His Isteni igazságra vezérlő kalauz (1613; “Guide to Divine Truth”)…
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A Jesuit cardinal, Péter Pázmány, a master of Hungarian prose, was outstanding as an orator and essayist. His writing was characterized by a vigorous and clear, though far from simple, style, use of popular expressions, and solid argument. His Isteni igazságra vezérlő kalauz (1613; “Guide to Divine Truth”)…
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Hungary
Royal Hungary and the rise of Transylvania
…the genius of the cardinal-primate Péter Pázmány won over for Roman Catholicism the majority of the local magnates, who came to form a party attached to the Habsburg cause, which was the more influential because they now formed a separate “table” of the Diet. The nation was thus divided not…
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…the genius of the cardinal-primate Péter Pázmány won over for Roman Catholicism the majority of the local magnates, who came to form a party attached to the Habsburg cause, which was the more influential because they now formed a separate “table” of the Diet. The nation was thus divided not…
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