Publisher's Synopsis
This book explores the history, beliefs, and literary output of the Sabbatarians, a religious sect that emerged in Hungary in the 16th century. Drawing on extensive research and primary sources, Kohn provides a fascinating look into the world of this unconventional group. Whether you're interested in religious history, Hungarian culture, or just enjoy learning about new and unusual topics, this book is a must-read.
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