1999. N. 1: Au XVe siècle, et plus encore au XVIe siècle, les Occidentaux recherchaient, par exemple, les manuscrits de la bibliothèque Corviniana, la légendaire bibliothèque de Matthias Corvin à Buda, qui avait été partiellement dispersée par ses successeurs et dont certains volumes avaient abouti à Istanbul lorsque Soliman le Magnifique avait mis à sac la ville de Buda en 1526. Certains de ces manuscrits constituèrent évidemment des cadeaux très demandés et repartaient très rapidement en Occident, comme le volume de Horace, Juvenal et Persius, fabriqué à Florence autour de 1450-1470, rapporté d'Istanbul aux alentours de 1557, par Antonius Verantius (Vrancic), évêque de Pécs (Fünfkirchen) (J M. Rogers et R. M. Ward, 1988, n° 38).
Epigrami Antuna i Mihovila Vrančića. Objavljeni i u Hegedues 1903 (https://archive.org/details/analectanovaadhi00beuoft). S Oppolitanusom se Antun dopisivao. Usp. Verancics Antal, sv. 7.
Sažetak izlaganja na skupu u Zadru 2012: The paper analyzes the discursive level of spatial perception, mental imagery and emotional relation towards the recorder’s/narrator’s observations and reflections in the travelogues by two 16th century humanist writers: Antun Vrančić (1504 - 1573) from Šibenik, a Hungarian diplomat and Primate, and Marc Antonio Pigafetta from Vicenza, a relative of the famous travel writer Antonio Pigafetta, in the service of King Maximilian II, who was a companion to Antun Vrančić in the second diplomatic mission. Vrančić is the author of an unfinished travelogue about the first diplomatic mission to Turkey, Iter Buda Hadrianopolim anno 1553 ... (first published by Abb. Fortis in Viaggio in Dalmazia, Venice 1774), and Pigafetta is the author of a travelogue about the second mission in the same geographic region: Itinerario di Marc' Antonio Pigafetta, gentilhuomo vincentino, Wolfio Inghlese, London 1585. Discourse is first analyzed on the textual level, followed by its relation to historical practice and the social role of travelogues, and finally within the socio-historical and socio-cultural context.
Ant. Verancii archiepiscopi Strigonien.Oratio, qua nomine omnium ordinum, ac statuum regni Hungarici Rudolphum archid. Austriae venientem poss. ad ineundam coronationem excoepit anno domini MDLXXII die vero Sept. XXI.