Contents

Henryk Samsonowicz, Janusz Tazbir (1927–2016)

Janusz Tazbir,
The Annihilation of the Arian “Capital”

Janusz Tazbir,
Polish Echoes of St. Bartholomew’s Day Massacre

Janusz Tazbir,
From Antemurale to Przedmurze, the History of the Term

Janusz Tazbir,
Philip Melanchthon in the Writings of his Polish Contemporaries

Angelika Modlińska-Piekarz,
Doctrine and Politics in Neo-Latin Biblical Poetry of Philip Melanchthon’s Silesian Students

Paulina Nicko-Stępień,
Louvain Edition of the Vulgate and the New Testament in the Translation by Jakub Wujek from 1593. Study of Matthew 16:13–20

Paulina Nicko-Stępień,
Sources for the Textual Commentary of the 1593 Jakub Wujek’s New Testament Translation. Study of Acts 2:14–36

Wojciech Ryczek,
A Dangerous Domain: Bartholomew Keckermann on History and Historiography

Radosław Grześkowiak,
The Forgery of Polish Traditions of Yore. On Two Legendary Medieval Customs Mentioned in Satyr albo Dziki mąż by Jan Kochanowski

Karol Łopatecki,
Military Works of Albert of Hohenzollern. Comments on the Three Manuscripts Attributed to Albert of Hohenzollern in the Years 2009–2014

Tomasz Jeż,
From the Diaries of a Musical Humanist. Schreibkalenders by Elias Maior (1588–1669) as a Source for the History of Wrocław Musical Culture

Przemysław Dąbrowski,
The Jan Laski Society of Lovers of The History of Polish Reformation in Vilnius (1918–1939) – Genesis, Legal and Structure Activity