Tomb of Nándor Knauz

(Óbuda, October 12, 1831 – Bratislava, April 26, 1898): historian, Catholic priest, member of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences. ; He studied humanities in Nagyszombat and theology in Esztergom. First he was a teacher at the seminary in Nagyszombat, then a supervisor of studies in Bratislava. From 1860 he was the archdiocesan sublibrarian and archival registrar in Esztergom. In 1871 he was appointed canon of Esztergom, in 1878 abbot, in 1890 a bishop, and in 1895 provost. Together with Iván Nagy he edited the Hungarian Scientific Essay in 1862, and from 1863 to 1869 the Hungarian Zion. ; The tomb of Nándor Knauz is located on the northern side of the cemetery fence in sector I./1/2. ; ; His main works: ; History of the National Council and Parliaments 1445–1452 (Pest, 1859), ; The Archives of the Archdiocese of Esztergom (I–II. Esztergom, 1863–66), ; Letters of Freedom of Endre II (Translated from the Historical Society I. 10. Bp., 1869), ; Manuscripts of the Bratislava Chapter (Esztergom, 1870), ; Monumenta ecclesiae Strigoniensis (I–II. Strigonii, 1874–1882). ; ; – Irod. Kollányi Ferenc: Memorial Address to K. N. (MTA Memorial Addresses, 1911).