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work_dxsa2q5wbbeo3blbth2knsntb4	Marianna D. Birnbaum	Janus Pannonius Versei. Edited by Tibor Kardos. Budapest: Szépirodalmi Könyvkiadó, 1972. 322 pp. 34 Ft.ÉLő Humanizmus. By Tibor Kardos. Budapest: Magvető Kiadó, 1972. 654 pp. 35 Ft	1973	3	.pdf	application/pdf	1645	94	56	Kardos, the outstanding Hungarian Renaissance scholar, has published a new selection of his poetry in Hungarian translation, with a seventy-page assessment of his The competent editorial work, the generally excellent translations, the attractively printed volume, and the copious notes (though many of them have appeared T h e last "complete" Latin edition of Pannonius (used as source material for this volume) appeared in 1784. Tibor Kardos in his excellent essay on the fall of Pannonius In addition to his discussion of Janus Pannonius's exclusively Latin poetry, Kardos, in his approach, which unfortunately no Hungarian publication of that period could avoid. The last essay is devoted to Sandor Weores, one of the most exciting and complex poets of contemporary Hungarian literature. Despite the German title on the spine (Gesammelte Schriften sum slavischen Aksent), all of Ivsic's articles reproduced here are in the original Serbo-Croatian, The modern student of Serbo-Croatian accentology should realize that Ivsic 	./cache/work_dxsa2q5wbbeo3blbth2knsntb4.pdf	./txt/work_dxsa2q5wbbeo3blbth2knsntb4.txt