Vol. 4 No. 1 (2023): Apokaliptika

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Published: 2023

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Előszó

Nándor Máté Birher

7
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Apokaliptika

Nándor Máté Birher

9-12
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Apocalyptic and Apocalypses —The origin of a Genre

Ida Fröhlich

13-32
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The Optimistic View of History in the Book of Revelation in the Light of the Lamb Vision (Rev 5:1–14)

Imre Kocsis

33-43
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Flood stories and the divine personification of the Flood in ancient Mesopotamia

András Bácskay

45-55
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Historical apocalypses in the Book of Daniel

Rita Tuna

57-63
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Saint Justin’s Eschatology — The hope of the martyr of Christ

László Perendy

65-74
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The Eschatological Aspects of Saint Jerome’s Writings

Krisztián Fenyves

75-85
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„We want Mohács”! Central European national consciousness and the expectation of an apocalyptic end in the modern age

Sándor Őze

87-104
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The Explanation of End Times in Early Modern Hungarian Sermon Literature

Csaba Péter Horváth

105-119
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The last and final great battle of the Saints Armageddon theories about the Ottoman expansion in the Czech literature (16th–17th centuries)

Eszter Kovács

121-128
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Puritan Apocalyptic History and American Exceptionalism

Beatrix Balogh

129-143
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Apocalypse in the 18th-century fresco painting Apokaliptikus témák a 18. századi freskófestészetben

János Jernyei Kiss

145-159
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Apocalypse and Apotheosis in the Symphonies Inspired by Petőfi

Ákos Windhager

161-181
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