Connecting Faiths and Nationalities

Introduction: Aspects and Developments of the Clerical Profession in Transylvania (1848- 1918)

The Local Greek- Catholic Clergy in the Archdiocese of Blaj in the Second Half of the Nineteenth Century: Educational Paths and Ecclesiastical Career Coordinates

The Prospect of Becoming an Orthodox Priest in the Romanian Communities in Transylvania (Late Nineteenth- Early Twentieth Centuries)

Deaneries and Archpriests in the Orthodox Church of Nineteenth-Century Transylvania

Education and Ecclesiastical Career Among the Protestant Clergy of Transylvania at the Time of Austro- Hungarian Dualism

The Dynamics of Clerical Education in the Romanian Greek- Catholic Church. A Case Study: The Nasaud Clergy in the Nineteenth Century

Imposing Discipline and Shepherding the Flock: The Vicar of Rodna's "Commands", the Middle Clergy, and the Village Community(1851- 1858)

Intergenerational Heritage, Kinship, and Social Prestige Among the Greek- Catholic Archpriests of Transylvania (1856- 1948)

Rabbis in Transylvania During the Nineteenth and the Early Twentieth Centuries

The Archpriests from the Roman- Catholic Diocese of Alba Iulia Seen Through the Lens of Synodal Decrees (1848- 1913)

Ethnic Cohesion in Terms of Religion, Politics, Economics, Culture, and Historiography. The Middle Clergy of the Church of the Augsburg Confession in Transylvania (1850- 1918)

Marius Eppel is a lecturer at the Faculty of History and Philosophy, Babes,-Bolyai University in Cluj-Napoca, Romania. He has a PhD in history (2006) and completed his habilitation in history in 2015. His research areas include modern history, the history of Transylvania, the history of the Orthodox Church, family history, religious anthropology, and cultural anthropology.