THE HUNGARIAN HISTORICAL REVIEW Volume 2 Issue 1 2013

Zoltán Csepregi: The Evolution of the Language of the Reformation in Hungary (1522–1526)

Gabriella Erdélyi: Lay Agency in Religious Change: the Role of Communities and Landlords in Reform and Reformation

Pál Ács: Holbein’s “Dead Christ” in Basel and the Radical Reformation

Mihály Balázs: Tolerant Country – Misunderstood Laws. Interpreting Sixteenth-Century Transylvanian Legislation Concerning Religion

Réka Kiss: “The women do not want to go to church.” Church Discipline and the Control of the Public Practice of Religion in the Calvinist Diocese of Küküllő in the Seventeenth and Eighteenth Centuries

Gábor Tüskés: Narrative Literature and the Reformation: Focal Points of an Interdisciplinary Discussion of the Scholarship