Magyar Nyelvőr

Fehértói, Katalin: Late medieval prebendal registers. One of the most outstanding sources from the end of the Middle Ages in Hungary, the accounts book of the Veszprém Chapter written between 1495 and 1534 is a valuable document for social history, economic history and ecclesiastical history alike.

Researchers of historical onomatology can gain ample information from the personal names occurring in that accounts book concerning the earliest period of Hungarian surnames, as well as concerning the use of unsuffixed geographical names (i. e. ones without the Hungarian adjectivalising suffix -i) as designations of individual prebends.