Jak františkánské řády nakládaly s církevně zakázanými knihami.pdf

Article presents activities concerning books pribited by Church among franciscans, conventuals and capuchins in present Czech republic mostly in 17th and 18th century. Describes burning of non-catholic and non-ethic books in Krnov and especially Fulnek including the library of Jan Amos Komenský. However most of invented prohibited books in theese Church orders were not destroyed, but saved in their libraries, which needed special conditions and agreements from the Holy See, that were given to Friars. A short conflict between Antonín Koniáš (Konias) and Capuchins in Prague about revision and invention of "improper" books in ther library is described.