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Mowy weselne z pamiętnika Michała Obuchowicza – edycja krytyczna

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Chruściel K.

Meluzyna. Dawna Literatura i Kultura

2014

tom 1

81-92

The subject of the editio critica are two wedding speeches, written anonymously together with the diary of Michał Leon Obuchowicz (the manuscript from the Library of the Polish Academy of Sciences in Kórnik). The first speech is from the wedding of Prudencja Gosiewska and the second one is the exemplary speech made while giving the bride to the groom. There is a hypothesis that Michał Leon Obuchowicz is actually the author of both speeches. Even though the diaries were edited twice (in 1859, Vilnus and 2003, Warsaw), the texts have never been published. The author of the article postulates for including the editio critica in the editions of old diaries.

POSELSTWO JANA SZCZĘSNEGO HERBURTA DO PORTY OTTOMAŃSKIEJ (1598 R.) I NIEUDANA PRÓBA JEGO RECEPCJI NA SEJMIKU WISZEŃSKIM

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Gałuszka J.

Rocznik Przemyski

2017

tom 53

nr 1(20): Historia

3-18

This paper discusses a legation of Jan Szczęsny Herburt (1567–1616) to Ottoman Porte and its’ effect among local nobility of Przemyśl Land. Herburt delivered a speech presumably on 19 January 1600 at the regional diet (summoned prior to the National Diet) in Sądowa Wisznia. The speech included not only his impressions from the mission to the Ottoman Porte in 1598 but also his opinion on the current internal and external policies of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The text confirms the author’s good education and considerable refinement, as well as his notable oratorical skills.

Dwie mowy Wojciecha Miaskowskiego wygłoszone na pogrzebie Wojciecha Gajewskiego – edycja krytyczna

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Oźlański A.

Meluzyna. Dawna Literatura i Kultura

2018

tom 2 (9)

71-94

The article presents a critical edition of two funeral speeches made by Wojciech Miaskowski, yet not printed before. The first one was made while the body of Wojciech Gajewski was carried through Poznan, the latter one – during the funeral. Both oratory pieces, which were widely appreciated among the researches of old Polish oratory, provide us with new information on the life of the soldier who died in battle at the walls of Smolensk. The author of the article prepared a transcription of the speeches, followed by an introduction including the most important details on Miaskowski and Gajewski’s lives, as well as the discussion on the hereditary issues concerning the speeches. The first one made during the body’s passage is an example of oratio ab hospitibus, that is a speech for the guests, whereas the latter is oratio gratiarum actoria, that is the family’s thanksgiving. Edition of the oratory pieces was accompanied by a family tree, critical apparatus and explanations given to the works.

Staropolskie mowy winszujące narodzin potomka. Rekonesans

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Trębska M.

Res Rhetorica

2014

tom 1

nr 1

46-60

This study is dedicated to the issue of Old-Polish oratory genethliac variant, that is congratulatory speech delivered on occasion of offspring’s birth – in either theoretical and practical aspect. The main part of the study comprises an analysis of a few selected rhetorical lectures from 17th and 18th century manuscripts, which reveals changes occurring in the text’s structure and composition.

„PRZEMOWA JMCI PANA JANA SZĘSNEGO HERBOTA STAROSTY WIŚNIEN NA SEJMIKU WYSZYŃSKI NA TEN CZAS, GDY SIĘ WRÓCIŁ Z POSELSTWA TURECKIEGO 1589AO” – EDYCJA ŹRÓDŁA

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Gałuszka J.

Rocznik Przemyski

2017

tom 53

nr 1(20): Historia

215-236

This paper discusses a speech by Jan Szczęsny Herburt (1567-1616) delivered presumably on 19 January 1600 at the regional diet (summoned prior to the National Diet) in Sądowa Wisznia. The speech included not only his impressions from the mission to the Ottoman Porte in 1598 but also his opinion on the current internal and external policies of the Polish-Lithuanian Commonwealth. The text confirms the author’s good education and considerable refinement, as well as his notable oratorical skills.