The Siege of Sziget

Miklós Zrínyi

Translated by László Kőrössy

With an introduction by George Gömöri

Published by: Catholic University of America Press

https://doi.org/10.2307/j.ctt2850vs

Pages: 296

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Front Matter

Front Matter (pp. i-vi)

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents (pp. vii-viii)

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TRANSLATOR’S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

TRANSLATOR’S ACKNOWLEDGMENTS (pp. ix-ix)

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[Map]

[Map] (pp. x-x)

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INTRODUCTION

INTRODUCTION (pp. xi-xxiv)

George Gömöri

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Count Nicholas Zríni (in modern Hungarian Miklós Zrínyi), author of The Siege of Sziget, was deliberately given the same Christian name as his distinguished sixteenth-century great-grandfather, known to Hungarian historians as Miklós Zrínyi of Szigetvár or Zríni, bán of Croatia. This great-grandfather, who is the central figure of the epic poem, was the heroic defender of the castle of Szigetvár in 1566, eighty years prior to the work. To avoid confusion I shall refer to the author of The Siege of Sziget as Count Miklós Zrínyi and to his great-grandfather as Bán Miklós Zríni. To understand the importance of the...
NOTE ON TRANSLATION

NOTE ON TRANSLATION (pp. xxv-xxvi)

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The Siege of Sziget
- PREFACE
  
  PREFACE (pp. 3-6)
  
  Count Zrínyi Miklós
  
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- PART ONE
  
  PART ONE (pp. 7-23)
  
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- PART TWO
  
  PART TWO (pp. 24-37)
  
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- PART THREE
  
  PART THREE (pp. 38-55)
  
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- PART FOUR
  
  PART FOUR (pp. 56-71)
  
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- PART FIVE
  
  PART FIVE (pp. 72-86)
  
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- PART SIX
  
  PART SIX (pp. 87-104)
  
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- PART SEVEN
  
  PART SEVEN (pp. 105-121)
  
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- PART EIGHT
  
  PART EIGHT (pp. 122-136)
  
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- PART NINE
  
  PART NINE (pp. 137-152)
  
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- PART TEN
  
  PART TEN (pp. 153-169)
  
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- PART ELEVEN
  
  PART ELEVEN (pp. 170-184)
  
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- PART TWELVE
  
  PART TWELVE (pp. 185-201)
  
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- PART THIRTEEN
  
  PART THIRTEEN (pp. 202-216)
  
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- PART FOURTEEN
  
  PART FOURTEEN (pp. 217-235)
  
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- PART FIFTEEN
  
  PART FIFTEEN (pp. 236-252)
  
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- POSTSCRIPT
  
  POSTSCRIPT (pp. 253-254)
  
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EPIGRAMS

EPIGRAMS (pp. 255-256)

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GLOSSARY OF TURKISH, CROATIAN, AND HUNGARIAN WORDS

GLOSSARY OF TURKISH, CROATIAN, AND HUNGARIAN WORDS (pp. 257-258)

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LIST OF CHARACTERS

LIST OF CHARACTERS (pp. 259-262)

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BIBLIOGRAPHY

BIBLIOGRAPHY (pp. 263-268)

Steven Béla Várdy

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Back Matter

Back Matter (pp. 269-269)

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