Initia Religionis Christianae Inter Hvngaros Ecclesiae Orientali Adserta

This illuminating study of the early Christian church in Hungary provides a fascinating glimpse into the religious and cultural history of the region. Written by the respected Hungarian historian Anton Johann, it explores the origins of the Eastern Orthodox church in Hungary, and its relationship with the Roman Catholic church and the wider Christian world. This edition includes extensive notes and commentary on the historical and theological context of the work.
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