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BIO-NOTES
FREUND, Stefan
Stefan Freund since 2008 is professor of Classical Philology at the University
of Wuppertal. His main publications are Vergil im frühen Christentum.
Untersuchungen zu den Vergilzitaten bei Tertullian, Minucius Felix, Cyprian,
Novatian und Arnobius, Paderborn, Schéningh, 2003”, and Laktanz, Diuinae
institutiones, Buch 7: De uita beata. Einleitung, Text, Ubersetzung und
Kommentar, Berlin, De Gruyter, 2009.
E-mail: freund@uni-wuppertal.de
HAMVAS, Endre Ádám
Endre Ádám Hamvas is working as an Assistant Professor at Gál Ferenc
Catholic College, Department of Social Sciences in Szeged, Hungary. He
wrote his PhD thesis about Hermetic Literature and made the Hungarian
translation of the Corpus Hermeticum. Ihe main topics of his resarch are
Hermetic Literature and the problem of reception of Hermetica in Christianity
from Late Antiquity to early modern history. In this context he did research
on the Italian Franciscan theologian, Hannibal Rosseli, who published a huge
commentary on the Corpus Hermeticum in Krakow after the Council of
Trent. He published some books on Hermetic Literature and St. Augustine,
and made the Hungarian translation of several reports written in Latin at
the 18" and 19" century synods of the Hungarian Catholic Church.
E-mail: ehamvas@gmail.com
HorvATH, Orsolya
Orsolya Horvath is associate professor of philosophy and theology at
the Károli Gáspár University of the Reformed Church in Hungary (Faculty of
Humanities and Social Sciences). Her research fields are phenomenology and
hermeneutics, and more specifically the Selbstbesinnung (self-reflection, self¬
mindfulness) of the factical human being and the questions on the borderline
between philosophy and theology in the 19'* and 20" centuries. She
focuses on the New Testament and on thinkers such as Hegel, Kierkegaard,
Husserl, Bultmann, and Heidegger. Her books (in Hungarian) include
The Phenomenology of Selbstbesinnung: The Concept of Transcendental
Reduction in Husserl’s Late Philosophy (2010), The Pauline Epistles (2011),
The Revealing Word: Hermeneutical Situations in the New Testament (2013).
She is co-editor of a selection of Luther’s sermons in Hungarian (2015).
E-mail: horvath.orsolya@kre.hu
J6zsa, Gyorgy Zoltan
György Zoltán Józsa holds a PhD in literature from the Eötvös Loränd
University. He is part-time adjunct lecturer in Russian Literature at the
Department of Russian Language and Literature, Faculty of Arts, Eötvös
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