- The
Siege of
Sziget or The
Peril of
Sziget (Hungarian:
Szigeti veszedelem, Latin:
Obsidio Szigetiana, Croatian:
Opsada Sigeta) is a
Hungarian epic poem...
- and
religious poems. Zrínyi's most
significant work, the epic
Szigeti veszedelem (The
Peril of Sziget,
written in 1648/49) is
written in a
fashion similar...
- The
battle was also
immortalized in the
Hungarian epic poem
Szigeti Veszedelem ("Peril of Sziget"),
written in
fifteen parts by Zrinski's great-grandson...
-
competitor of the poet and
warrior Miklós Zrínyi, the
author of the
Szigeti veszedelem, the
greatest epic poem of that age. In
contrast with Zrínyi's
rough technique...
- Zrínyi's most
significant literary work, The
Peril of
Sziget (Szigeti
veszedelem or Zrínyiász), an epic poem
written in the Göcsej
dialect of Hungarian...
-
Hungarian literature. The most well-known
examples are the
novels Hosszúhajú
veszedelem by Géza Gárdonyi and Sajkások
serege by Gábor Lipták. Géza Révész (1878–1955)...
-
Exact Epitome of the Four
Monarchies by Anne
Bradstreet (1650)
Szigeti veszedelem, also
known under the
Latin title Obsidionis Szigetianae, a Hungarian...
- the great-grandson of
Nikola Zrinski,
published the epic poem
Szigeti veszedelem ("The
Siege of Sziget").
According to Encyclopædia
Britannica Online,...
- war
poems and
religious poems. Zrínyi's most
significant work,
Szigeti veszedelem ("Peril of Sziget", 1648/49) is an epic
written in the
style of the Iliad...
- regénye (Ida's Novel,
adapted to the film
Romance of Ida) Hosszúhajú
veszedelem (The
Menace with Long Hair) Az én
falum (My Village) Az égre néző lélek...
