PÁZMÁNY, PETER

päzˈmänyə, 1570–1637, Hungarian churchman, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. Of a Calvinist family, he was converted to Catholicism in 1583, entered the Society of Jesus in 1587, and rose to become cardinal and prince primate of Hungary. He won back many Hungarians to the Catholic faith. He founded educational and monastic institutions.

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...76 263 Paquete Habana Case, The, 175 US 677 1900 70 n. 42 Parlement Belge Case, The 1880 , 5 PD 197 121 n. 30 Peter Pazmany University Case 1933 , PCIJ series A/B, no. 61, 237 170 n. 68 Phillips Petroleum Company of Iran v. The Government...
...for the Institute of Research on the Twentieth Century produced reference works. There are no members of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences present, and only one institution, the Catholic University Peter Pazmany, has honored them. 23
PAZMANY, PETER : Hungarian Roman Catholic prelate; b...banishment of the Jesuits who excited the war. Pazmany boldly defended them by voice and pen...been mostly in the hands of Protestants. Pazmany gave a new impulse to the Roman Catholic...
...Bishop-elect of Bosnia) who was close to Peter PAzmAny; this was printed by Sara Mang in Augsburg...Hungarian affairs, attacking Bethlen and defending PAzmAny, written by Peter Pazmany himself; although this pamphlet made no allusion...
...propagandist of this period was Peter Pazmany, primate of Hungary from 1616 and a cardinal from 1629. PAzmAny was responsible for much of the...tiirtenete iii, I,46I-576; Pazmany Peter muvei, ed. M. Tarnoc...
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...Nagyszombat (Slovakia) m 1561 by Peter Pazmany, the Jesuit archbishop of Esztergom...of Science of Budapest to Peter Pazmany University (the name of its original...connected with the university- the new Pazmany Peter Catholic University. The...
...doctoral dissertation appeared at Pazmany Peter University of Budapest by a woman...anos. (27) Another reviewer, Peter Vertessy, is also dissatisfied with...in 1987, where the directors were Peter Gagyor and Jozsef Bor. Next, Odry...
...MacDonald (heidi.macdonald@uleth.ca); and Peter Meehan (peter.meehan@senecac.on.ca). On June 2-24...sacrum." For further information, please contact Pazmany Peter Katolikus Egyetem, Kanonjogi Posztgradualis Intezet...
...242 Eastern Greenland, supra note 80; Peter Pazmany University Case Appeal from a Judgment of the Czechoslovak-Hungarian Mixed Arbitral Tribunal ( Peter Pazmany Univ. v. Czechoslovakia ) ( Czech. v. Hung...
...the subject of this essay. Life and Political Career of Peter Zadravecz Janos Zadravecz was born in the small and ethnically...the lectures of famous theology professors at the Peter Pazmany University in Budapest, the University in Innsbruck...
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...existed in the world. The third panel on "Confronting Islamophobia" comprised Monsignor Gyorgy Fodor, Rector of Peter Pazmany Catholic University, Budapest; Amaney Jamal, Assistant Professor of Politics at Princeton University; Djibril Diallo...


 

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PAZMANY, PETER paz many , 1570 1637, Hungarian churchman, cardinal of the Roman Catholic Church. Of a Calvinist family, he was converted to...
...renaissance under Maria Theresa, who built a royal palace and in 1777 transferred to Buda the university founded in 1635 by Peter Pazmany at Nagyzombat. The university was later moved (1784) to Pest. In the 19th cent. Pest flourished as an intellectual...
...succeeded throughout Hungary. Cardinal Pazmany was a leader of the Counter Reformation...and was succeeded as prime minister by Peter Boross. Parliamentary elections in 1994...back into power; former finance minister Peter Medgyessy became prime minister. In August...


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