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Apie prūsų genčių ikikrikščionišką visuomenę | Rec. kn.: SIKORSKI, Dariusz Adam. Instytucje władzy u prusów w średniowieczu (na tle struktury społecznej i terytorialnej). Olsztyn: Ośrodek Badań Naukowych, 2010. – 356 s. – ISBN 978-3-60839-43-0

Marius Ščavinskas

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Book Review

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Journal: Acta Historica Universitatis Klaipedensis Volume 27 (2013): Krikščioniškosios tradicijos raiška viduramžių – naujausiųjų laikų kasdienybės kultūroje: europietiški ir lietuviški puslapiai = The Development of Christian Tradition in Every-day Culture in the Late Middle Ages and Early Modern Period …, pp. 193–203

Sandoros skrynios spinduliuose | Rec. kn.: BAKHTIN, Anatolii. Prusskii sled Kovchega zavetov. Kaliningrad: Kaprov, 2012 – 303 s. – ISBN 978-5-904291-12-9

Dainius Elertas

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Book Review

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XVI a. dokumentai, susiję su bažnyčių vizitacijomis Ragainės ir Tilžės amtuose

Dainius Elertas

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.904

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Source Publication

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Smulkios žinios iš XVII a. Klaipėdos valsčiaus kriminalinių bylų

Darius Barasa

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.903

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Source Publication

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Krikščionybės simboliai miestelių heraldikoje ir kultūrinė atmintis: Šiaurės Lietuvos atvejis | Christian Symbols in the Heraldry of Small Towns and Cultural Memory: Case Study of Northern Lithuania

Gabrielė Jasiūnienė

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.902

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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This article studies the coats of arms of seven small northern Lithuanian towns which depict Christian symbols. A town‘s heraldry comprises a coat of arms, an heraldic flag and an heraldic seal. The coat of arms forms the basis for both flag and seal. The heraldic device has a certain meaning and gives information about its owner. It also reflects what was important for those who obtained the arms and it should be important too for modern inhabitants of the towns. Therefore the study attempts not only to present a concise account of how urbam coats of arms were formed but also to examine what such coats of arms mean to townsfolk today. Can coats of arms with Christian devices occupy an important place in the cultural memory of people in small towns? What efforts should be made to ensure that such coats of arms are not forgotten or misunderstood?

„Nuo pilgriminių kelionių prie kavalierių turo“. Aristokratiškų kelionių ištakos ir jų vertinimai istoriografijoje | „From Pilgrimage to the Kavaliertour“. Origins of Aristocratic Trips and their Evaluations in Historiography

Rinata Subotkevičienė

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.901

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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The following three aspects of European noble journeys will be presented in this report: peregrinatio majores, peregrinatio academica and the Grand Tour. Chronology, form and function of noble journeys in the Late Middle Ages are examined from different scientific view points and represent the focus of this report.

Privatūs valdų kompleksai ir susisiekimas. Dar vienas atvykusių bajorų evangelikų, bažnyčių fundatorių, žemėvaldos formavimo aspektas Žemaitijoje XVI a. antroje pusėje – XVII a. pradžioje | Private Holding Complexes and Communications …

Jolanta Skurdauskienė

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.899

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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The paper deals with the issue of land-ownership formation in the early 16th – late 17th centuries by the newly-arrived noblemen elite in Samogitia, given the local communication network and the directions of the commercial market areas. The principal Samogitian land and water routes are overviewed that could have made an impact on the potential of the formed holdings. The land holding formation of four families of Evangelical noblemen and church funders, i.e. those of Skaševskis, Radziminskis, Stabrovskis, and Gruževskis, is analysed. As proved by the research findings, the newly arrived nobility formed their holdings not only on the previously recorded Samogitian axis of the southwest-the centre-the northwest. The families worked consistently and intentionally, arranging their holdings in accordance with the communications with commercial markets and the formed land and water routes.

Prūsijos evangelikų liuteronų dvasininko aprūpinimas XVI a. 5–7 dešimtmečiais: Martyno Mažvydo atvejis | The Maintenance of a Prussian Evangelical Lutheran Pastor in the 40s to 60s of the 16th C.: the Case of Martynas Mažvydas

Dainius Elertas

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.898

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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This study uses letters, tax records and other sources to study the maintenance of Lutheran clergy in Prussia between 1540 and 1570, concentrating on the example of the material life of the Ragnit pastor Martynas Mažvydas, namely his clothes, landholding, his parish and personal property, the sources of his income, his expenditure, his economic life, and his close and more distant personal connections. The example of this father of Lithuanian-language literature reveals the domestic aspect of the everyday life of Prussian Lutheran clergy.

Antiliuteroniška propaganda Simono Grunau kronikoje | Anti-Lutheran Propaganda in Simon Grunau’s Chronicle

Egidijus Miltakis

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.897

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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The paper analyses the techniques and methods of creating propaganda narratives about Lutherans in the chronicle of Dominican monk Simon Grunau (the early 16th c.). It examines how, during the Reformation, in the debates of the propaganda character between its supporters and opponents, narratives or their complexes were used with the intention to belittle the image and the arguments of the opponents. It also explains how the Dominicans’ common European experience of the fight against the spreading Reformation was used in the stories of Grunau’s chronicle about the Reformation gaining a foothold in Prussia.

Martin III, Bishop of Medininkai, Archdeacon and Canon of Vilnius: the Lawyer Bishop

S.C. Rowell

https://doi.org/10.15181/ahuk.v27i0.896

Pub. online: 19 Dec 2013 Type: Article

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Bishop Martin III (Johannis) of Medininkai is the first Žemaitijan ordinary of whose activities we know more than merely a few facts. Unfortunately most of what is written about him is false: he did not have a surname (Lintfari is a scribal error for Lituani); he did not hold canonries in Liège, Louvain or Poznań, let alone ‘work’ in Flanders or Poland. This article reviews diverse known sources for Martin’s life and career and provides new information from the Gniezno Consistory Court record and other manuscripts which reveals how his career formed in the Roman Curia before he returned to Lithuania as bishop of Medininkai and reflects his concerns for the affairs of Church and State. An appendix provides five new sources from manuscripts in Cracow and Gniezno along with a new edition of Martin’s will from the earliest surviving copy.

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