DEACON CORESI’S IMAGE IN HISTORICAL RECORDS

Authors

  • Victoria GRĂDINAR Assistant Professor PhD, Faculty of Orthodox Theology, Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. Email: sagaporo@yahoo.com.

Keywords:

Coresi, arts, literature, old Romanian writing, religious books

Abstract

Coresi, member of the clergy, ordained in the first rank of the ecclesiastical hierarchy, settled in Brasov in 1559, printed fundamental religious books in Romanian for more than 20 years. This remarkable and valuable person whose statute has been captured in written documents or fine arts portrayals, opened the way for writing in Romanian, and the Coresian image has been known and appreciated, especially starting from the 18th century until now, due to researches in the field of history, theology and fine arts. As a text translator or translation reviser, Coresi has been studied and is still under the attention of our researchers of old literature. Deacon Coresi’s image can be traced in time in various creations in the field of fine arts.

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STUDIA UBB THEOLOGIA ORTHODOXA, Volume 61 (LXI), No. 1, June 2016

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2016-06-30

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GRĂDINAR, V. . (2016). DEACON CORESI’S IMAGE IN HISTORICAL RECORDS. Studia Universitatis Babeș-Bolyai Theologia Orthodoxa, 61(1), 221 –. Retrieved from http://193.231.18.162/index.php/subbtheologiaorthodoxa/article/view/4048

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