Madach

(Imré), Hungarian patriot and poet, b. 21 Jan. 1823 , at Sztregova, studied at the University of Buda Pesth, and afterwards lived at Cseszlova. He was in ’52 incarcerated for a year for having given asylum at his castle to a political refugee. He became in ’61 delegate at Pesth. In this year he published his fine poem Az Ember Tragédiája (The Human Tragedy), in which mankind is personified as Adam, with Lucifer in his company. Many Free thought views occur in this poem. Died 5 Oct. 1864. His works were published in 3 vols., 1880.