155. (Pathai István): Amaz het fejü es tiz szarvu...
... fene bestian ülö Barsonnyal s’ Draga kövekkel fel-ruháztatott parázna Babillonnak, melly az ö tisztátalan paráznaságának, arany pohárba töltött részegitö utálatosságával meg-részegétette ez földnek lakozoit, mezitelenségének tüköre.
(Kolozsvár), 1671. (Veresegyházi Szentyel Mihály.) (158)p.
The second edition of the Reformed treatise is identical in content and layout to the first edition printed in Pápa in 1626. (Károly Szabó mistakenly described it as a Patak print.) István Pathai was a Reformed pastor, ecclesiastical writer, and at one time bishop of the Transdanubian diocese. This late, anonymous work attempts to expose everyone and everything Catholic through a dialogue between two fictional characters educated by the Jesuits, Diaphanes and Scotodulos. By the end of the dialogue, there can be no doubt about their new faith. Towards the end of the book (leaves Y5-6), a salacious epigram by Janus Pannonius can be read in Hungarian.
Slightly warped, contemporary vellum.
RMNy 3728.; RMK I 1125.
Starting price: 300 000,-
A darab a Hereditas Antikvárium 2025. december 5-én lezajlott 19. árverésének tétele, az aukciót követően nem megvásárolható. / This item is a lot from Hereditas Antikvárium’s 19th auction, which took place on 5 December 2025, and it cannot be purchased after the auction.