Papers by Jozef Filo
Studia Historica Nitriensia, 2023, roč. 27, č. 2, s. 377-396, 2023
The study focuses on the process of granting a parish benefice in rural areas within the High Med... more The study focuses on the process of granting a parish benefice in rural areas within the High Medieval Kingdom of Hungary. It examines charters, preserved in the so-called Levoča or Spiš rotulus, which deal with the valid course of this process. Their limited quantity does not diminish their high evidential value. They were intended to confirm the valid bestowal of the parish benefice and the office of the parish priest. They also shared a similar structure and have been used as evidence in a dispute between the Provost of Spiš and the Bishop of Eger in the 30th of 14th century. Therefore, it can be inferred that they encompassed all the contemporary requirements that had to be fulfilled for the possession of the benefice to be indisputable. The work is divided into two parts and aims to clarify progress of granting parish benefices and the forms of communication among the participants in the process. The first phase was associated with the lay patron. There can observe the process of selecting a new parish priest, forms of presentation, and other related aspects, including the participation of parishioners. The second part belonged to the ordinary and was supposed to consist of three steps: proclamatio, investiture, introductio. In the analysed documents, only the investiture can be discussed and studied.
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FILO, Jozef. The Beginnings of the Pro-Anjou Attitude of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in th... more FILO, Jozef. The Beginnings of the Pro-Anjou Attitude of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in the Hungarian Kingdom in the Light of the Hospitallers' Communication. The history of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in the medieval Kingdom of Hungary is known in the nowadays Slovak public especially thanks to its participation in the well-known battle of Rozhanovce in 1312 alongside Charles I of Hungary (better known as Charles Robert). With this crucial help to the first Angevin Hungarian king, the Hospitallers most significantly proved their allegiance to the Anjou dynasty. This study focuses on tracing the beginnings of cooperation between the Hungarian Hospitallers and the Anjou dynasty before the battle of Rozhanovce, based on manifestations of the pro-Anjou attitude in the light of the Hospitallers' forms of communication. Firstly, the paper examines the period of the reign of the last Arpadian king, Andrew III, when the Anjou dynasty was already trying to establish itself in the Kingdom of Hungary. The information on whether the Hospitallers stood on the side of Angevines or they did not, cannot be acquired from the extant written sources from the last decade of the 13th century. On the other hand, it can be stated that they cooperated with Andrew III, at least regarding property and legal matters. Furthermore, the study deals with the period of consolidation of the royal power in the Hungarian kingdom until the Battle of Rozhanovce. Based on several written sources, it can be stated that in the first decade of the 14th century, the Order of St. John in the Hungarian kingdom unequivocally joined the side of Charles I at latest in August 1303. Moreover, the presented sources are unique examples of symbolic, visual, written, but also personal manners of communication of the Hungarian Hospitallers at the turn of the 13th and 14th century.
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CONSTANTINE’S LETTERS, 2022
FILO, Jozef. The Beginnings of the Pro-Anjou Attitude of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in th... more FILO, Jozef. The Beginnings of the Pro-Anjou Attitude of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in the Hungarian Kingdom in the Light of the Hospitallers' Communication. The history of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem in the medieval Kingdom of Hungary is known in the nowadays Slovak public especially thanks to its participation in the well-known battle of Rozhanovce in 1312 alongside Charles I of Hungary (better known as Charles Robert). With this crucial help to the first Angevin Hungarian king, the Hospitallers most significantly proved their allegiance to the Anjou dynasty. This study focuses on tracing the beginnings of cooperation between the Hungarian Hospitallers and the Anjou dynasty before the battle of Rozhanovce, based on manifestations of the pro-Anjou attitude in the light of the Hospitallers' forms of communication. Firstly, the paper examines the period of the reign of the last Arpadian king, Andrew III, when the Anjou dynasty was already trying to establish itself in the Kingdom of Hungary. The information on whether the Hospitallers stood on the side of Angevines or they did not, cannot be acquired from the extant written sources from the last decade of the 13th century. On the other hand, it can be stated that they cooperated with Andrew III, at least regarding property and legal matters. Furthermore, the study deals with the period of consolidation of the royal power in the Hungarian kingdom until the Battle of Rozhanovce. Based on several written sources, it can be stated that in the first decade of the 14th century, the Order of St. John in the Hungarian kingdom unequivocally joined the side of Charles I at latest in August 1303. Moreover, the presented sources are unique examples of symbolic, visual, written, but also personal manners of communication of the Hungarian Hospitallers at the turn of the 13th and 14th century.
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