Selected Poetry from the Antology edited by Csilla Bertha and Gyula Kodolányi* Part II LÁSZLÓ TOMPA BATHING THE HORSES Lófürösztés Iron-shod hooves clack and clatter on the pebbly bank…Two Székely horsemen lead two pairs of horses to the water –Pants and shirts off in a flash – and they’re already
ON THE TRANSLATIONS OF FERENC RÁKÓCZI II’S CONFESSIO PECCATORIS AND MEMOIRS* Bernard Adams’ English translation of Ferenc Rákóczi II’s two major literary works definitely fills a niche in research on 18th-century Central European literature as this is the first time that Rákóczi’s Confessio peccatoris and Memoirs (Mémoires) have become accessible
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