Hungarian Grand Lexicon Volume 4

Of course, the Greeks as well ..., the first encyclopedia was written by Plato's disciple, Spouse Sippus (c. 408-399 BC). From the 18th century onwards, English, French, German ... encyclopedias and lexicons appeared, adapting the encyclical paideiaia, ie 'full enlightenment', to the culture of the given nation. The Great Lexicon of Pallas was published more than a hundred years ago, and the Great Lexicon of Révai is also the beginning of the last century. The Hungarian Grand Lexicon is the lexicon of the new millennium. 17183 pages. 19 volumes. 160,000 articles. 19000 illustrations. General lexicon, repository of sciences from A to Z, on 50 kilograms of paper. An elegant burgundy, gold-printed bookcase wedge, an indispensable tool for everyday use. The Hungarian Grand Lexicon is an authentic source. His articles have been written by domestic authors at the moment. It shows all the countries of the Earth with maps. He publishes tens of thousands of biographical entries. It presents 2,000 works of fine art. It processes all disciplines from microbiology to ancient science. It helps to understand a problem with physical, chemical, mathematical formulas and technical diagrams. Nearly 13,000 articles are about settlements within the old and present Hungarian administrative boundaries. It provides information about renowned scientists, artists and athletes.