A rekening or rehearsing

Rĕcēnsio, onis, f. Multitudinis cujusvis lustratio, sive recognitio. [מפקד miphkádh ספר sephár. ἐξέτασις. Gal. Reueue, examen du conte, & du nombre. Ital. Riuedimento, essamine di genti & nomi. Germ. Das abzehlen, oder besichtigen einer menge: Musterung. Hispan. El alarde. Polon. Liczba okazanich. Vngar. Mustra, meg zamlalas. Angl. A rekening or rehearsing.] ut, Recensio copiarum, sive exercitus. ¶ Interdum accipitur pro censu civium, eorumque facultatum: qui Romae quinto quôque anno à Censoribus fieri solebat. τίμημα. Cic. pro Mil. Qui nympharum aedem incendit, ut memoriam publicae recensionis, tabulis publicis impressam, extingueret. Rĕcēnsītŭs, a, um, Participium, à verbo antiquo Recensio, sis, quartae conjugationis, ut ait Georgius Valla. Idem significans, quod Recensus. [פקוד pakúdh נספר nispár. ἀπαριθμητείς, καταλεχθείς. Gall. Reueu, conte, nombré. Ital. Riueduto, contato, nominato. Germ. Gezehle, oder abgezehle. Hisp. Remembrado, nombrado. Pol. Przeliczoni. Vng. Meg zamlaltatot, valagottatott. Ang. Rekened, or told.] Sueton. in Jul. Caes. cap. 41: Instituit, ut quotannis in demortuorum locum, ex iis, qui recensiti non essent, subsortitio à Praetore fieret. Claud. in Eutrop. l. 2: Prisca recensitis evolvite secula fastis. Rĕcēnsŭs, a, um. Particip. Recognitus [פקוד pakúdh נספר nispár. ἀπαριθμητείς, καταλεχθείς. Gall. Reueu, conte, nombré. Ital. Reueduto, contato, nominato. Germ. Wider abgezehlet. Hisp. Remembrado, nombrado. Pol. Odliczoni. Vng. Meg zamlaltatot, rostaltatott. Ang. Reckened or teld.] Sueton. in Vespas. cap. 9. Amplissimos ordines, & exhaustos caede varia, & contaminatos veteri negligentia, purgavit, supplevitque recenso Senatu, & equite; submotis indignissimis, & honestissimo quoque Italicorum ac provincialium allecto. Calepinus, Dictionarium undecim linguarum, Basileae 1598

Exhibition: • Jews in WWI. Vienna, Jewish Museum (es) • Armenians in Hungary • The end of the Armenian exhibition • Imogen Cunningham’s passport • Don – A tragedy and its afterlives • Life is beautiful. Vladimir Vorobev’s photo exhibition (es) • Before the storm. The Paris World Exposition of 1937 (fr) • Moscow, Mayakovsky memorial museum (ru) • The Art Nouveau in Szabadka • Political allegory of Europe, 1791. Moscow, Historical Museum • Moscow, museums in the former Red October factory • Captain Ostapenko in the Memento Park • On the 60th birthday of Comrade Rákosi • Viktor Akhlomov’s photo exhibition in Moscow • The history of the Hungarian photography in London (es) • Moscow, 1900-1960. Photo exhibition • The Lithuanian school • Black people in the zoo • The museum of censorship • Flamenco exhibition, Barcelona • History of the Hungarian railways, Szentendre (es) • Exhibition of medieval bicycles by Boris Indrikov (ru) • Max von Oppenheim’s Tell Halaf Museum • Socialist realist auction in the Pintér galery, Budapest • Menachem Kipnis fotói Krakkóban (es) • Kimono exhibition in St.-Petersburg • The wonders of Egypt • St. John’s statue in Kalocsa • The musketeer bear in the Ambras cabinet of curiosity • Escalas photo exhibition in Mallorca • Pharmacy history of Kőbánya • Day of the Book • Bernard Plossu on Josef Sudek (es) • Josef Sudek in Madrid (es) • Aurel Stein exhibition at the Academy of Budapest • Dogs in the Dahlem Museum’s precolumbian exhibition • Rodin’s statues on Palma’s promenade • Tibetan treasures in the Dahlem Museum • The Dahlem museum, Berlin

Books: • Mór Jókai: The Damokos • Piotr Zychowicz: The Ribbentrop-Beck Pact. Could have been the Poles allies of Hitler? • Book of Honors for Empress Maria of Austria (1603) edited by Studiolum (es) and the summary of the book (es) • Umberto Eco: History of fabulous lands and places, 2013 • The lion’s tail from the Physiologus to Umberto Eco • Robert Makłowicz: Café Museum. Central Europe 2012 (es) • The taste of traveling. French geography textbook, 1905 (fr) • Søren Peder Sørensen: Hungarian soldiers in Danemark • Sándor Petőfi in Russia. Любовь и свобода (cat) • Witold Szolginia: The old Lwów (es it • Juan Agüero de Trasmiera: Flores romanas (1512) (es) • Miquela Forteza Oliver: The origins of the press in Mallorca (es) • Ex libris in Lwów (es) • Müteferrika, the first Turkish printer (es) • Müteferrika in Iran (es) • Covarrubias’ Hungarian words • Covarrubias and the Spanish-Hebrew-Hungarian language relationship (es) • Les songes drolatiques de Pantagruel (1565) (es) • Sándor Petőfi in Russia. Любовь и свобода (cat) • The victory of Belgrade, 1456. Várak, 2010/12 • Antonio Muñoz Molina on García Lorca • Seals of prison libraries • Books of Essad Bey / Lev Nussimbaum (es az) • Werner Rolevinck’s Fasciculus temporum, 15th c. (es) • The origins of Grotius’ Mare Liberum (es) • Péter Bod’s 18th-c. world maps • Ivan Olbracht’s Subcarpathian novels • Philip Hoare: Leviathan, or The Whale (es) • Anatomies of unexisting beings (es) • Veritas filia Dei. The first Russian emblem book and its origins • Lenin, Hitler and the children • Writ on water • Modern luboks (es) • Leo Rosten: The Joys of Yiddish, and Tamás Raj: 100+1 Yiddish words • Apotheosis of the bookworm • Erasmus’ bookworms (es) • Erasmus on the Roman Index (es) • Erasmus: Executio in effigie (es) • Hafez and Erasmus: butterfly in the candle’s flame (es) • Erasmus and the bear cub • The “Beard Codex” (1483) in the library of Kalocsa • Hyginus: De Astronomica (es) • Daniel Kehlmann: Measuring the World • Kehlmann on Gauss and Bolyai • Kehlmann on the last judgement • Goethe’s Wanderer’s Nightsong though the end of the world (Kehlmann, Tolstaya, Alkman) • Saramago and the elephants • Kőbánya, Requiem for a casino • Orhan Pamuk’s libraries • Olga Grushin: The dream life of Sukhanov • Móser Zoltán: Man, I have spoken… • The evangeliary of Malecz (es) • Medieval typos (es)

Music: • Béla Bartók: Romanian folk dances • Hungarian Jewish concert by the Muzsikás Band • Song of Hungarian beggars in Spain (es) • Leshchenko Cabaret: Homesickness (es) • Romanian and Hungarian Carpathians Marches, 1916 • Kiki, Bouba and the contours of tango (es, ru) • Verdemar’s secret, 1943 (es, ru) • Winter songs from Hungary to Iran • Katyusha (es, az) • Spring breeze water spreads • Horacio Molina and the tango (es) • Zaraza. Tango in Bucharest • Golden city (Assa, 1987) • Whose song is it? A wandering melody in the Balkans • Chechen girl in Istanbul • The Persian bird of freedom • Tangos of Carlos Gardel (es) • Alkis Alkeos: The first cigarette • Italian and Hungarian soldier’s songs from WWI • The night of bards in Russia • Lenin Song, or Funeral March • The origins of Bella ciao • Soheil Nafissi: Comets and nights • The Mexican corrido (es) • The power of songs. War songs from the Balkans • Songs of the Spanish Transition (es) • Songs of the Argentinian Transition (es) • Leonard Cohen and García Lorca • Rumi and Bach • Hassidic rooster and Sephardic nightingale • The rooster is crowing for the second time • The nightingale is singing again (es) • History sung Film: • Artavazd Pelechian: from Начало to Конец, and Beyond • The first Soviet color film (1935) • The Death Match in Kiev, 1942 • “The party is on.” The lost Warsaw, 1939 (pl) • “Eastern wind.” German and Soviet anti-Polish films, 1941 (pl) • Czernowitz in Romanian and Soviet newsreels, 1939-40 • Polish newsreels from 1956 • Tengri, the blue sky • Santiago de Baku (az, es) • Novruz in the soviet Baku, 1967 (az) • On Iranian films • A touch of spice (es) • Golden city (Assa, 1987) • Greeks of Pontus: Waiting for the clouds