Stephanus Zagrabiensis
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Father Stephanus Zagrabiensis or Štefan Zagrebec (born Matthias Markovich/Matija Marković; ar. 1669 – February 15, 1742) was an Kajkavian Croatian writer, theologian, preacher and Capuchin monk.
He was born in Zagreb. He worked as a preacher and guardian of the Capuchin monastery in Zagreb and Varaždin. Štefan Zagrebec is one of the most prolific writers of the Kajkavian Croatian baroque literature in the 18th century. Wrote interesting reading (for ex. episodes from the life of Alexander the Great, paraphrases of Aesop's fables, popular questions from physics and astronomy). His main work is the collection of Kajkavian sermons Pabulum spirituale ovium christianarum seu conciones or Hrana duhovna (1715–1734). He is also wrote a prayer book Zadnia volya (The last will) in 1723.
Further reading[edit]
- Alojzije Jembrih: Štefan Zagrebec i njegov molitvenik Zadnja volja. Pretisak molitvenik. Zagreb: Hrvatska kapucinska provincija sv. Leopolda Bogdana Mandića. ISBN 978-953-56266-9-5 Search this book on
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