Hungary in the Eighteenth Century
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The most famous case was that of Agnes Banffy. Count Denis Banffy was one of the most cultivated, but also one of the most dissipated and prodigal magnates in Transylvania. 1 Circular issued by the consilium locnmtenentiale in 1757. 2 An apostate of this kind was actually beaten until he recanted. Report of Graeve, dated Vienna, Aug. 13, 1749. 3 Brevis el sincera dednctio status rcligionis evangeliccrum — divae olim — Marine Theresiae exhibita (1790), p. 34. In the case of a reversalis the fath...er bound himself to renounce his right to educate the children in his religion. As instances the cases of Francis Szemere and Borbala Szakadasi are cited. 4 Instances of this were Rettegi, burgess of Nagybanya, and Otvos. 5 Cf. The case of Imre Sandor in the county of Vas. 6 At Kecskemet, Nagy-Banya, Gyongyos, Gyor, etc. 7 Chanc. Arch. 1782. 262 THE CHURCH In 1746 he married Agnes Barcsay, daughter of the rich Baron Gregory Barcsay. Though they had three children, the husband sought amusement elsewhere and dissipated the whole fortune.
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The most famous case was that of Agnes Banffy. Count Denis Banffy was one of the most cultivated, but also one of the most dissipated and prodigal magnates in Transylvania. 1 Circular issued by the consilium locnmtenentiale in 1757. 2 An apostate of this kind was actually beaten until he recanted. Report of Graeve, dated Vienna, Aug. 13, 1749. 3 Brevis el sincera dednctio status rcligionis evangeliccrum — divae olim — Marine Theresiae exhibita (1790), p. 34. In the case of a reversalis the fath...er bound himself to renounce his right to educate the children in his religion. As instances the cases of Francis Szemere and Borbala Szakadasi are cited. 4 Instances of this were Rettegi, burgess of Nagybanya, and Otvos. 5 Cf. The case of Imre Sandor in the county of Vas. 6 At Kecskemet, Nagy-Banya, Gyongyos, Gyor, etc. 7 Chanc. Arch. 1782. 262 THE CHURCH In 1746 he married Agnes Barcsay, daughter of the rich Baron Gregory Barcsay. Though they had three children, the husband sought amusement elsewhere and dissipated the whole fortune.
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