Egy korai kombinatorikus vers? : Hunyadi Ferenc Báthory István halálát sirató mesterkedő költeménye

Molnár, Dávid (2022) Egy korai kombinatorikus vers? : Hunyadi Ferenc Báthory István halálát sirató mesterkedő költeménye. IRODALOMTÖRTÉNETI KÖZLEMÉNYEK, 126 (1). pp. 65-71. ISSN 0021-1486

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Abstract

In 1588, two years after the death of Stephen Báthory, Ferenc Hunyadi published a short anthology of his mourning elegies in Latin. One of the twenty-two poems is an example of poesis artificiosa. This 24-word verse is a so-called carmen parallelicum, whose elements can be permuted with each other according to the given structure of an imaginary table. The question is whether this four-word work can be read as a combinatorial or at least a partially combinatorial poem? The paper explores this question using other contemporary examples, because this is perhaps the earliest known combinatorial poem in the history of Hungarian literature.

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