Csery Josepho (2 results)
More imagesPublished by Szeged, Urbani Grünn., 1829
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Very Good. 1st Edition. Csery (József), Josepho Cal.: Carmen bucolicum honoribus spectabilis, ac generosi domini Stephani Vedres, i. cottus Csongradiensis tb. jud. assessoris. allodii Vedresháza conditoris occasione encaeniorum ibidem die 2. Julii anno 1829. celebratorum in tesseram sinceri cultus gratique animi devotissime sacratum a - -. Szegedini, (1829.) Typis Heredum Urbani Grünn. 15 [1] p. Woodcut image at the top of the third page, view of Szeged. In late contemporary hardcover binding, with label on the boards. Latin bucolic poem honouring the chief engineer of the city of Szeged. József Csery (1807-1866), poet, keeper of the Budapest University Library and Zólyom County Governor. ( O,O ) /)__) , .…
More imagesPublished by Trattner-Károlyi, Pest, 1846
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Add to basketHardcover. Condition: Good. 1st Edition. CSERY, József: Prosa versuum, vagy a' nevek nemeiröl és hajlításáról, nem külömben az igék múltidejiröl és hanyatszavairól szóló szabályok magyarázata; Az elöforduló szavaknak magyar és német ajkú kifejezésével együtt. II. latin oskolára. - - által. [Prosa versuum, or the explanation of the rules concerning the genders and declensions of nouns, as well as the past tenses and supines of verbs; together with the Hungarian and German translations of the occurring vocabulary. For the 2nd grade of Latin school.] Pesten [Pest], 1846. Printed by Trattner-Károlyi. 111 p. Bound in contemporary paper boards. József Csery was a characteristic and versatile figure of the contemporary Hungarian intelligentsia in Pest. His Latin textbook presents the vocabulary alongside both their Hungarian and German translations. It is a genuine piece of the everyday life of Hungarian students during the Reform Era. ( O,O ) /)__) , .…